2016 was a year many would rather forget. From the never-ending stream of bad news to a brutal election that seemed like it would never end to the dozens of celebrities — including a few in the tech world — that passed on, it was a tough year. But 2016 also had its share of […]
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Smart technology has long been a staple of of high-end houses. Affluent individuals, by virtue of luxury home amenities, have always been early adopters of the latest domestic devices and services, creating an “Internet of Things” long before we had a name for it. More: Luxury Real Estate & Technology: Where Added Value Becomes Expected Feature
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2016 was a year many would rather forget. From the never-ending stream of bad news to a brutal election that seemed like it would never end to the dozens of celebrities — including a few in the tech world — that passed on, it was a tough year. But 2016 also had its share of
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Smart home gadgets are all the rage right now. Web-connected thermostats, sound systems, light bulbs, baby monitors, security cameras and even virtual assistants such as Amazon Echo and Google Home – we’re all thrilled that these devices are making our lives easier. But are they wreaking havoc on our privacy and security? We’ve already warned you about
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The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the growing trend in which a wide range of objects—sensors, switches, video cameras, tools, thermostats, lights, microphones, speakers, etc.—are given unique identifiers and the ability to communicate with each other over a network without requiring human intervention. The IoT enables these objects to upload data that they have sensed
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Google’s first pop-up, Made By Google, closed its doors today at the corner of Spring and Mercer St. in SoHo New York. The pop-up, Google’s second foray into a retail-like setting after its original Google Glasses shop, was greeted by adoring tech fans and curious tourists who were willing to stand in long lines to preview Google’s new
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CES 2017, which runs from Jan. 5 to Jan. 8, in Las Vegas, isn’t just a place to check out new TVs and virtual reality headsets. But believe it or not, home appliances take up a good amount of floor space at the Las Vegas Convention Center. This year, Samsung is rolling out three surprisingly
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The rise of the ‘internet of things’ – items other than computers that are connected to the internet – means our homes now bristle with gadgets designed to make them more efficient, comfortable and cheaper to run. From intelligent thermostats to intruder surveillance systems and leak detectors, follow The Mail on Sunday’s guide to high-tech
There’s been an explosion of Wi-Fi connected video cameras on the market over the past five years, each offering its own take on DIY home security and monitoring. Netatmo, a smaller player in the connected home space, has tried to carve out its own niche by offering cameras with “smarts” – its Welcome camera, released
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Commentary: Lots of predictions from last year at this time didn’t pan out. Others did. That’s why you will want to read this and be in the know — and prepared — or just for a good laugh. By Todd Porter Repository special projects editor So those 2016 predictions weren’t exactly the stuff of Nostradamus.
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