You may have caught a glimpse of Microsoft’s teaser for its Amazon Echo competitor the other day. It’s a Harman Kardon speaker running Cortana that aims to take on not just the Echo, but also the likes of Google Home and whatever Samsung eventually comes out with running Bixby (besides the Galaxy S8 of course). […]
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Your phone, fitness tracker and home thermostat all will soon have something in common. As time goes on, more of these devices are upgraded for internet connectivity. While they can offer a world of convenience at our fingertips, experts say consumers are in for a world of hurt if they don’t take steps to thwart
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Countries around the world have been forming their own initiatives to help develop the infrastructure surrounding the increased connectivity that the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) represents. Industry 4.0 in Germany, Industry of the Future in France and China’s Made in China 2025 are a few key examples. Nationalism aside, organizations throughout the world are
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Dynamic Vertical Markets Such as Oil and Gas and Aviation Spur Adoption for Satellite IoT and Provide New Growth Opportunities for S- and L-band Service Providers Read the full report: http://www.reportlinker.com/p04466091-summary/view-report.html SOURCE Reportlinker
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Image Source: Getty Images. As we hurdle toward the finish line, 2016 will go down as a uniquely active year in the semiconductor market. Spurred on by the onset of several generational tech trends — the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and the like — major semiconductor companies have gone on a
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Image Source: Getty Images. As we hurdle toward the finish line, 2016 will go down as a uniquely active year in the semiconductor market. Spurred on by the onset of several generational tech trends — the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, self-driving cars, and the like — major semiconductor companies have gone on a
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When Google announced that they planned to leverage the open and adaptable nature of Android to bring some much-needed order and unity to the wild west that is the internet of things, it didn’t take a genius, or even an insider, to know that nobody, not even Google, could do something like that alone. Thus, the
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The NPD Group is anticipating an explosion in Internet-connected TVs over the next three years. According to a new report by the market research group, Connected Home Forecast, Americans will have 238 million smart TVs and streaming media devices installed by the end of 2019, a 59 percent increase since 2015. Smart TVs will account
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Microsoft’s new business mantra seems to be “If we can’t do it, let’s just find someone who can.” The Redmond tech giant announced a new partnership bringing global navigation and mapping company TomTom to integrate location-based services into their cloud platform Microsoft Azure, to power applications in IoT (Internet of Things) that need to be
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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is getting ready push into the IoT market for the smart home in 2017 and Cortana is at the center of its plans. Last week, I wrote on how Microsoft’s Home Hub could threaten Amazon and Google in the smart home market. Amazon’s Alexa helped us to imagine a smart home manned
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