The popularity of smart homes is on the rise but with it comes increased concerns about security. Now an article in CBR online.com asks if machine learning will be the answer. It’s expected that by 2020 there will be 40.9 billion active wireless connected devices, largely consisting of non-herb devices such as sensors. By the […]
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Alexa will take your next Starbucks order Starbucks is adding a new Alexa skill for re-ordering your favorite coffee order from devices like Amazon’s Echo, and launching a “My Starbucks Barista” voice assistant inside of the Starbucks mobile app. by Vanessa Hand Orellana 1:33 Close Drag Now Alexa has more ways than one to help
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Great news! WNEP’s Stormtracker 16 team now produces weather reports specifically for your Alexa-enabled devices, including Amazon Echo, Amazon Tap, Amazon Fire TV, and more. It’s easy to add the WNEP Weather report to your flash briefing list in Alexa by searching for “WNEP Weather” in the Skills section of the Alexa app. Here’s How: Open the Alexa
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| Share | Share | Share | Share There’s no denying the advent of smart home technology has forever changed the landscape of the residential security industry. Now, according to a new report from IHS Markit, it seems that smart home systems stand poised to supplant the traditional burglar and fire alarm panels of old.
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The Amazon Echo will use Alexa voice control to play your music from Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio, and TuneIn. It will answer your questions, and read audiobooks to you. It will deliver the news, reports traffic and weather, and give info on local businesses, or sports scores and schedules. The Echo can control lights,
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One Super Bowl ad found its way into some viewers’ homes during Sunday night’s big game. During the Super Bowl on Sunday, Google (googl) aired a one-minute ad promoting its Google Home smart home appliance. The ad shows people using the device to turn on lights, check the weather, translate phrases into Spanish, and more.
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Let’s face it. The more interconnected the world gets, the more accustomed everyone has become to minimizing human interaction. While nearly anything can be ordered online, the few times people go into department stores are typically when there’s a need for a very specific item. Customers go in, grab what they want, get out and
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Enlarge Image Philips Hue light bulbs in CNET’s smart apartment are connected to city data through IFTTT, so the lights will change color depending on the air quality in Louisville. Tyler Lizenby/CNET If you live in Louisville, Kentucky, and your Philips Hue smart light bulbs turn red, you might want to stay inside. That’s because
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Move over Google Glass and Snap Spectacles. This new accessory will clip right on to any pair of glasses and makes them smart. It’s called Kai and is controlled through the user’s voice, somewhat like Amazon’s Alexa or Apple’s Siri. You can make a phone call, text or even call an Uber, straight from your
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