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Why You Probably Haven't Heard of BlackBerry's New Device Yet

BlackBerry has just come out with a new device that most consumers probably haven’t heard of. That’s because the once-ubiquitous cell phone maker is now looking to shipping firms, not mass consumers, with the BlackBerry Radar. The company’s latest product is a software-based asset-tracking system that allows customers to monitor where their fleets are as

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Morning Briefing: Privacy for internet of things is generally poor says study

Privacy for internet of things is generally poor says studyThe quick expanding planet of connected devices &ndash the &lsquointernet of things&rsquo &ndash poses a threat to privacy according to a international study by Canada&rsquos Privacy Commissioner. It located that the privacy communications of internet-connected devices is &ldquogenerally poor&rdquo and fails to inform customers about what

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DHS is Creating an IoT Security Framework of Principles

Agency official Robert Silvers urges the industry to develop long-term solutions while also taking actions to address short-term challenges. CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—All players involved in the issue of security and the internet of things need to accelerate the work they’re doing, according to an official with the Department of Homeland Security.Speaking to attendees of the Security

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The Internet of Things wave: Autonomous is getting real – fast.

Updated Sep. 22, 2016 at 4:02 p.m. The Internet of Things wave: Autonomous is getting real – fast. By MATTHEW DAVIS, special to WRAL TechWire Editor’s note: Matthew Davis is cofounder of RIoT, a fast-growing grassroots organization spreading across North Carolina that focuses on educating about and spreading development of the Internet of Things. Davis

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Apple Buys Tuplejump to Expand Machine-Learning Capabilities

Apple Inc. has acquired Indian machine-learning startup Tuplejump Software Pvt Ltd as it seeks to expand its expertise in artificial intelligence. The iPhone maker bought the Hyderabad, India-based company in June, according to a person familiar with the deal who asked not to be identified. Tuplejump’s software specializes in processing and analyzing big sets of

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