You can now ask Amazon Alexa to shut down the Internet with the Eero network extender. Eero is powered by TrueMesh technology and is the first of home WiFi systems. A typical home can be covered by three Eeros that work in unison to offer fast and stable WiFi to all corners of the house. […]
Imagine you’ve just purchased a new jacket from your favorite brand. You put it on for the first time, and scan a tag embedded in the sleeve with your phone. A menu of options pops up. You can find information about the jacket’s design, how the brand selected only sustainable materials, and details on the
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As President-elect Donald Trump considers new spending on public works, others are racing to make the case that infrastructure could include fast Internet networks, electric-vehicle charging stations, power transmission lines and drinking-water systems. “Infrastructure doesn’t just mean roads and bridges. Infrastructure means a lot of different things to a lot of different people,” said Jason
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Delayed robotic companion Jibo will miss yet another launch promise, with the release of the ambitious crowdfunded project now pushed back into 2017. The robot, first revealed in mid-2014, is intended to package the power of the cloud in a voice-controlled, face-recognizing body blessed with lifelike movements taught by former Disney animators. Instead, however, it
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Along with death and taxes, comes another thing we can all be sure of, says cybersecurity advocate, entrepreneur, and author Adam Levin. Slideshow Advertisment Sooner or later, our internet service will be breached, and our computers turned into criminal accomplices, he warns. And even our smart appliance servants may turn into weapons of destruction. Every
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ABU DHABI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RSA® Conference (http://www.rsaconference.com/), the world’s leading information security conference and exposition, in conjunction with the UAE National Electronic Security Authority (NESA) has successfully concluded this year’s Conference with over 1100 attendees from around the world. The Conference featured 35 exhibitors, seven tracks and nine keynote sessions which sparked in-depth conversations across a range
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The exclusive Amazon Black Friday deals for Alexa users feature two hot deals in tech today. Amazon announced the details about the Amazon Alexa Black Friday 2016 Deals on Friday. Amazon is releasing the Alexa-only Black Friday deals each during the Amazon Black Friday 2016 Deals week. Don’t Miss: The Best Black Friday 4K HDR TV Deals
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2M developers are working on IoT applications, increasing 34% since the last year. Over 50% of the developers working on IoT applications are writing software that utilizes sensors in some capacity. 4M enterprise developers play decision-making roles when it comes to selecting organizational IT development resources. Another 5.2 million hold decision-making authority for selecting IT
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In the world of the Internet of Things one thing you’ve got lots of, apart from things, is messages. When IoT devices generate messages, they send stuff like status reports and environmental measurements; when they receive, they’re being told what to do (“open that valve” or “send your status”) or they’re storing data from other
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Image 1of/2 Caption Close Image 1 of 2 The Amazon Echo device. The Amazon Echo device. Photo: / Image 2 of 2 Living With Technology: Talking to computers Back to Gallery Ever since I saw the first Star Trek shows and they would say: “Computer, red alert!” and the red lights would flash and the
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