Amazon is making a giant Echo speaker with 7-inch touchscreen: Bloomberg

Amazon is working on a new, Alexa-enabled speaker that would include a seven-inch touchscreen display, according to a report from Bloomberg. Citing sources close to the company, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports that the speaker will be larger than Amazon’s Echo, and that it will be “tilted upwards” so that users can read the display. The …

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Intel Brings In Former ARM Exec Tom Lantzsch As 'Accelerant' For Internet of Things Group

Intel has hired Tom Lantzsch as senior vice president and general manager of its IoT Group, as the company continues to strengthen its Internet of Things business. Lantzsch was most recently the executive vice president of strategy at rival chip company ARM, which specializes in mobile and low-power chips for IoT devices. He will start in his …

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Hayo is what you get when you cross an Amazon Echo with a Kinect

Hayo’s pitch video could use some work. It’s stilted and strange and has some trouble conveying precisely what the product does, owing in part to holographic representations of the product’s functionality. It’s clear that the product is different and probably compelling — but it’s not exactly clear what it does. Earlier this week, I sat …

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With An Eye On IoT, Non-Tech Companies Scarf Up Tech Providers

There’s been an evolution taking place across businesses of all types, regardless of industry. Companies far removed from the software bubble of Silicon Valley — involved in metal fabrication, distribution, warehousing, you name it — are becoming software and data companies in their own right, sometimes with larger programming workforces than software providers. Information from …

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New developer solution aims to help companies bring HomeKit accessories to market faster

HomeKit-connected accessories have gradually become more affordable and plentiful since the technology was first introduced, but there’s still room for improvement. Looking to remedy some of the problems with Apple’s connected home platform, Silicon Labs is today announcing a new initiative that it hopes will make it both cheaper and easier for developers to create HomeKit accessories. The …

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