Parks Associates recently released a whitepaper that discusses key trends in the IoT space for 2017. “The Internet of Things is driving the reinvention of consumer technology and entertainment markets,” Brett Sappington, senior research director, Parks Associates, said in the announcement. “New players and product categories are emerging that challenge traditional players with established business […]
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New business opportunities from satellites are emerging – are you looking at them today? Once an exotic tool for governments and the Fortune 500, satellites are now beaming back increasing amounts of information for the Internet of Things (IoT) as well as providing more imagery of what is happening on the Earth. Faster and more
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Alexa is the personal assistant that Amazon built into the Echo speaker and has since put into a number of other devices like the Echo Dot, Fire TV Stick and more. Alexa, when she first debuted in 2014, was a pretty basic assistant, but now she has grown into something much more. And some people
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Apple’s AirPods are a wireless tour de force, streamlining the Bluetooth process in a way that no other accessory has done before, but there are still rough edges in everyday use. As I found in my full AirPods review, although the cable-free earbuds get the fundamentals right, you should still expect some frustrations along the
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The U.S. government has not done enough to support the Internet of Things (IoT), which could cause the nation to miss out on social and economic benefits, according to a Center for Data Innovation report released last week. The report acknowledged that the government has participated in many small projects to help IoT, but these projects
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By Austen Hufford Austen Hufford The Wall Street Journal CANCEL Biography @austenhufford austen.hufford [email protected] Dec. 21, 2016 1:28 p.m. ET 0 COMMENTS Shares of chip maker InvenSense Inc. jumped Wednesday after Japanese electronics parts maker TDK Corp. said it had agreed to buy the company for $1.3 billion in the latest deal in the semiconductor
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After a delayed start, AirPods finally started appearing in Apple Stores, and inventory quickly sold out in many locations. Before they went on sale, we had quite a bit of information about AirPods and what they were capable of doing. We knew they would pair easily, and that there were sensors built in that knew
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Dojo by BullGuard, a small security device to protect your home against cyber threats. (Image credit: BullGuard) By 2025, IDC says 80 billion devices will be connected to the internet. In the near future, Gartner predicts that by 2020 there will be approximately 25 billion Internet of Things (IoT) enabled devices. If you need more proof of rapid
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Unlike the Elf on the Shelf, the popular toy that pretends to watch if kids are naughty or nice, Internet-connected toys are often actually watching and listening to your children — and that should be concerning to many parents. Toys belonging to the “internet of things” may be popular this holiday season, but they pose several risks to today’s
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Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) recently appointed former Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Stacy Smith as the Executive Vice President responsible for the company’s sales, manufacturing, and operations — arguably making him the most powerful executive at Intel next to only CEO Brian Krzanich. Image source: Intel. Smith recently presented at an investor conference, offering up a wealth of
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