News Feed Item At electronica 2016 trade fair, TE Connectivity says digitally connecting our lives takes trust and innovation By PR Newswire Article Rating: November 8, 2016 07:29 AM EST Smarter cars, trucks, homes, aircraft and factories means EVERY CONNECTION COUNTS even in harsh environments MUNICH, Nov. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — As the electronica […]
In true iFixit fashion the team have this week taken their toolkit to the new Google Home assistant which has recently launched throughout the US priced at $130. Providing competition to the already available Amazon Echo the Google Home provides similar features using the Google Assistant service and can be used to control a wide
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Wireless sensors at the TE Sensor Solutions (TESS) exhibit will remotely monitor barometric pressure, humidity, temperature and proximity at the main exhibit via smart badges, with data displayed at the TESS exhibit. Using a simple computer interface, wireless sensors across several different industrial markets will remotely track environmental changes to improve productivity and identify any
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For insurers, the Internet of Things(IOT) can provide value in the form of new insurance models and products based on deeper insight into the customer’s needs, writes William Mzimba, chief executive South and sub-Saharan Africa at Accenture.The rapid increase in smartphone adoption as well as broadband internet connectivity is fuelling the popularity of smart home
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It hasn’t been specified how the digital assistant will be serving its users in the smartphone. The Korean giant is looking to play catch with Google and Apple to introduce its own AI-powered AI assistant alongside the Galaxy S8. But it seems S Voice’s days are numbered. Google recently launched a new digital AI called
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Share with: Could the Mirai botnet that took down a substantial portion of the most popular sites on the Internet a few weeks ago wreak havoc on Election Day? What does the Internet of Things-based malware bode for the near future of Internet security? Since the Mirai attack, a number security professionals have expressed concern
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One of Pete’s favorite shows is Stranger Things on Netflix. When watching the series, Pete was inspired to create an intelligent Stranger Things wall which combined Windows, IoT technology, and natural language processing in the cloud. Pete and Larry have some fun with the Internet of Stranger Things wall in this video. Check it out, and
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – A cybersecurity expert warns there are new soldiers helping hackers take down the Internet – and they’re hiding in plain sight. Zohar Pinhasi, CEO of Monster Cloud and an ethical hacker, said any wi-fi device in your home could be used against you. Pinhasi hacks into systems to evaluate their security and
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By Jack M. GermainNov 7, 2016 3:40 PM PT Canonical last week released Ubuntu Core 16 for the Internet of Things to provide enhanced security and app store support for connected devices. The platform provides regular security updates and gives independent software vendors, manufacturers and enterprises control of system updates. Ubuntu Core 16 uses Ubuntu’s
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ENLARGE The FBI has warned internet online attacks on private industry will likely continue. Internet service provider Dynamic Network Services Inc., known as Dyn, was attacked in October, affecting more than 1,200 websites. Photo: Associated Press By Robert McMillan Robert McMillan The Wall Street Journal CANCEL Biography @bobmcmillan therealrobertmcmillan [email protected] Nov. 7, 2016 5:52 p.m.
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