Apple has been in the smart home market for over two years, having introduced its HomeKit framework in the fall of 2014 alongside iOS 8, but HomeKit has been slow to get off the ground because of the company’s strict requirements. Amazon, meanwhile, entered the smart home market somewhat later with its Alexa-enabled Echo in-home […]
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(BI Intelligence) This story was delivered to BI Intelligence IoT Briefing subscribers. To learn more and subscribe, please click here. Developing unified and simple ecosystems is the leading trend in the connected home market, and Apple’s HomeKit is at the forefront of this trend following its revamp under the new native Home application last year.
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“In less than a year, Amazon’s combination of the Echo speaker system and the Alexa voice-controlled digital assistant has come close to delivering on the elusive promise of easy-to-use technology that can control gadgets in the home with a few spoken words. Yet Amazon’s surprise success with Echo sets up a long-term battle with Apple
Eight out of ten U.S. consumers have a home data network and more than a third of them connect entertainment systems, gaming consoles and other smart devices to the Internet. The same survey suggests that all of this connectedness is increasing the risk of home cyber attacks. According to the survey from The Hartford Steam
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Dive Brief: The city of Louisville, KY, is working with local developer groups to connect web-enabled home devices with city information systems, according to CNET, which has a two-bedroom apartment in the city where it tests smart-home products and systems. Among the smart features available to residents are a daily update from the Mayor’s Office
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The LG G6 is one of our highly anticipated phones at the upcoming MWC 2017. It’s not just because its other South Korean tech rival isn’t launching the next-gen Galaxy S8 but because we’re curious to know how the G6 will be different from the G5. We’ve heard a number of information about the premium
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