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Shorts On Watch: Is Buying Control4 Corporation (NASDAQ:CTRL) Here Good Idea?

January 9, 2017 – By Winifred Garcia   ·   0 Comments The stock of Control4 Corporation (NASDAQ:CTRL) registered a decrease of 3.54% in short interest. CTRL’s total short interest was 1.21 million shares in January as published by FINRA. Its down 3.54% from 1.26M shares, reported previously. With 122,000 shares average volume, it will take short

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CES 2017: How Smart is AI Going to Make Connected Cars and Homes?

Walking the exhibit halls and attending sessions at the mammoth Consumer Electronics Show, it was easy to identify the dominant theme: AI-enabled Intelligent Personal Assistants (IPAs). Manufacturers and suppliers of connected cars and homes are betting big on IPAs: overwhelmingly favoring Amazon Alexa. Impressionistically, Google Assistant, Siri, Cortana and others trailed some distance behind. Natural

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Alexa, Who Won CES This Year?

[embedded content] Amazon.com, Inc.’s (AMZN) Alexa is on a roll. Based on reports from tech journalists who attended the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas last week, Alexa was the winner at this year’s event. The chirpy, wise-cracking voice assistant’s technology seems to have permeated a variety of consumer products – from Ford Motor

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NXT-ID, Inc. (NXTD): Demonstrates New Module for IoT Devices at the CES 2017

NXT-ID, Inc. (NXTD) a security technology company, announces that, in cooperation with Nordic Semiconductor, ASA. (NOD.OL), the Company demonstrated a miniature module within a wearable smart band to enable devices powering the IoT (Internet of Things). The “IoT Stamp” is an intelligently connected electronics module that is small enough and low power enough to fit

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Apple's Siri To Remain The Top Voice Assistant Despite Competitions From Amazon, Microsoft and …

It can be remembered that when Siri was introduced in 2011, all other tech companies, including Google and Microsoft, was saying that it was a wrong move for Apple to take. However, the increase in the sale of Apple devices prove these tech companies wrong.  ( Oli Scarff/Getty Images ) Many tech and gadget experts

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