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The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the way consumers interact with their products—and vice versa. With smart refrigerators tracking expiration dates and food amounts, or smartphone applications that can remotely regulate the temperature and energy use of a home, consumers are more equipped than ever before to seamlessly manage everyday responsibilities. But while such […]

Tech companies are terrible at tempering expectations. Really, really bad. Take last month, when Qualcomm CEO Stephen Mollenkopf told the audience at his CES keynote, “5G will have an impact similar to the introduction of electricity or the automobile, affecting entire economies and benefiting entire societies.” That’s a pretty damn high bar. And really, the

The Internet of Things is reaching retail, with most uses focused on customer engagement. Retailers using IoT technology also are finding that customer experiences are being improved because of it, based on a new study. The Internet of Things report by Hewlett Packard comprised a survey of 3,100 business and technology professionals from 20 countries.

It’s recently been predicted that by 2020 there will be more than 20 billion Internet of Things (IoT)-based devices throughout the entire world. While IoT sounds like something that is far off in the future and shouldn’t concern you at a personal level, you’ll soon realize how deeply rooted this technological revolution will be in our daily lives. [embedded content]

Let us get it, straight Folks! Internet of Things or IoT, as it is known fondly, is not a buzz word anymore. With the constant evolution in technology, it has consolidated itself in becoming a huge power in transforming businesses worldwide in the modern era. According to a study by Gartner, the number of connected