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SXSW: Vint Cerf on Connecting the Next Billion People
Vint Cerf is known for a lot of things. He is an IEEE Life Fellow, Chief Internet Evangelist at Google, and founder of the People-Centered Internet (PCI). He is also the winner of the national Medal of Technology, The Turing Award, and even The Presidential Medal of Freedom. The title that is most enduring, however,
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The CIA working to hack your phone and smart TV is just the beginning
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Thursday pledged to share with technology companies the technical details of the purported CIA hacking tools his organization described earlier this week. Photo: YouTube THANKS to a document dump by Wikileaks this week, the world now knows just how far governments can go to hack our devices to glean our
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The New Raspberry Pi Zero W Is Your Key to the Hackable Future
Eben Upton didn’t plan on becoming a computer engineer. It happened out of necessity. The 38-year-old inventor of Raspberry Pi—the credit card-sized computer that costs less than a movie ticket—recalls a day from childhood when he tried to print a homework assignment. The words came out in a jumble, forcing him to learn how tweak the switches on the printer’s
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KMC Controls connects buildings to the Internet of Things
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Consumer Reports Proposes Open Source Security Standard To Keep The Internet Of Things From …
from the Russians-hacked-my-toaster.-Again. dept Thanks to a laundry list of lazy companies, everything from your Barbie doll to your tea kettle is now hackable. Worse, these devices are now being quickly incorporated into some of the largest botnets ever built, resulting in some of the most devastating DDoS attacks the internet has ever seen. In
Amazon Alexa Popularity Booms As Google, Microsoft Play Catch-Up
Amazon.com (AMZN) has a potential megahit on its hands with the Echo smart-home device and its Alexa companion — a voice activated, digital home assistant — the combination of which could attain $10 billion in revenue by 2020, an analyst report said Friday. RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney said a survey of Amazon customers
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Why Verizon Is Optimistic about Its Internet of Things Segment
Key Updates from Verizon at the Morgan Stanley TMT Conference PART 12 OF 15 By Andrew Smith | Mar 10, 2017 2:44 pm EST Verizon’s Internet of Things The IoT (Internet of Things) is a small segment for Verizon (VZ). However, it’s a growing revenue stream. IoT remains an area of potential growth for Verizon,
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D&H Offers Alexa-compatible and Mesh products for Smart Home unification
The connected home has long been a topic of discussion among consumer electronics circles, as homeowners look to manage the influx of WiFi-enabled and smart devices that have launched in the marketplace. These devices offer automated and remote-access control over household equipment ranging from locks, alarms, and thermostats to full-scale major appliances. Yet these consumers
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