Texas 67 Systems

10/14/2026

Apple just made a much more serious move into the smart-home space.

The new Apple HomeView is a wall-mount or tabletop screen for your home. Think cameras, lights, locks, thermostats, music, FaceTime, and a better Siri interface in one place. Apple also announced a new Apple TV 4K, HomePod mini 2, and Apple Home cameras, doorbells, locks, thermostats, and sensors.

The good part: this could make an Apple-first home much simpler. A HomeView in the kitchen or entry can show the front-door camera, run a Goodnight scene, adjust the thermostat, or give you a quick way to check the house. The new Apple TV 4K can also act as a stronger home hub, show doorbell alerts on the television, and support hands-free Siri.

There are a few things to keep in mind.

Apple Home works best when the home is planned around compatible Matter, Thread, and Apple Home devices. Not every existing camera, lock, thermostat, TV, or smart-home gadget will suddenly work the same way. Some of the newer AI camera features also depend on eligible iCloud+ storage and compatible Apple devices. And for a larger home with serious AV, shading, security, and mixed brands, Apple may be one part of the system rather than the whole system.

That is where we come in.

Texas 67 can help you decide what should stay, what should be replaced, and where Apple Home makes sense. We can build a clean Apple-first setup, improve the network underneath it, add properly placed wall controllers, and make sure the important things still work when the internet has a bad day.

If you are thinking about an Apple Home upgrade, call Texas 67 Systems at 469-907-5567 or text 214-310-5445. We will help you map out a setup that fits your house instead of turning it into another app collection.

10/13/2026

Sonos is a simple way to bring music, TV audio, and podcasts into the rooms you actually use.

Start with one room or plan a fuller whole-home setup. Group rooms when you want the same sound, or let each space do its own thing.

Texas 67 Systems can help plan speaker placement, handle wiring where it makes sense, and set up a system that fits the home instead of forcing a one-size-fits-all package.

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Website: https://texas67.com

10/10/2026

Just No!

10/05/2026

Starlink installation is more than putting a dish on the roof.

Before mounting anything, we look at the sky view, a clean cable path into the home, power, and where the network equipment needs to live. The goal is simple: give the dish a clear view and make the rest of the installation look like it belongs there.

For some North Texas homes, Starlink is the main internet connection. For others, it is a backup option when cable or fiber goes down.

If you are considering Starlink, start with the install plan instead of guessing where the dish should go.

Call Texas 67 Systems at 469-907-5567 to discuss a Starlink installation, backup-internet setup or to learn more go to: https://texas67.com/starlink-installation/

10/03/2026

We’re excited to be installing UniFi’s new Express 7 two-pack for a Texas 67 Systems client.

The UniFi Express 7 brings powerful WiFi 7 performance into a compact, mesh-scalable system. For homes and small businesses, it creates a great new option for extending reliable WiFi into the places that are harder to reach—without needing to run new network cable to every access point.

Each unit still needs power, and a wired connection remains the best choice where it is practical. But when cabling is not realistic, a properly designed UniFi mesh can provide strong coverage with the management, security, and visibility people expect from a professional network.

Whether it’s a larger home, detached workspace, shop, office, or stubborn dead zone, we’re glad to have another capable option for building WiFi where it is needed.

Need better WiFi coverage at your home or business?
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10/02/2026

10/02/2026

A backup drive is useful. It just should not be the only copy your office depends on.

Our latest guide breaks down a practical small-office data protection plan:
• Keep computers updated and watch for obvious malware trouble
• Know which files and systems would actually stop work if they disappeared
• Use a local recovery copy plus a separate off-site copy
• Test a restore before there is an emergency
• Keep account ownership and recovery notes somewhere useful

You do not need an enterprise-sized program to take this seriously. You need a plan that fits the systems your office relies on.

Read the guide:https://texas67.com/practical-data-protection-plan-small-office/

Call: 469-907-5567
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Website: https://texas67.com

A plain-language guide to updates, malware checks, local backup, off-site backup, and restore testing for North Texas small offices.