The market for smart home services in Europe is still nascent and one of the biggest barriers to growth, according to Jon Carter, UK Head of Business Development, Connected Home at Deutsche Telekom AG, is the fact that consumers still do not understand the smart home or how it benefits them. His company is working […]
Confused by the 2016 presidential election? Join the club. Luckily, we know someone who just might be able to help. Her name is Alexa, and because this year’s race to the White House has clearly transcended the realm of human understanding, we’ve turned to machines. So on Wednesday evening, if you have any pressing questions about
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| | Share 10 Critical Responsibilities of the Cybersecurity Manager The Internet of Things (IoT) is big, amorphous, somewhat mysterious and quickly evolving. It is stuck in the gray area between concept and reality. That makes discussing IoT security difficult. The good news, however, is that people are discussing and debating IoT security from
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Internet of Things (IoT) is increasing at a very rapid pace but the actual products are not easily available to consumers yet. Earlier this tech used to be about costly products but things are changing with time and we are seeing low cost IoT products. The growth of connected things is happening worldwide. Indian companies
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Virtual assistants may be good at looking up the weather forecast or searching for a certain recipe online, but when it comes to jokes, they’re often stuck with a limited repertoire of bad puns. Now, in an effort to make its programs more human-like, Google is turning to the experts. As evidenced by the tech giant’s recent job
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HARTFORD, Conn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–At a recent “Home Hacker Lab” event sponsored by Hartford Steam Boiler (HSB), part of Munich Re, and Prescient Solutions, an ethical hacker revealed how cybercriminals work — and what consumers can do to protect themselves. The October 13 workshop in New York City mounted a remote cyber-attack on an Internet-connected model home
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The patent for the tiny drone describes the UAV as being “an echo with wings,” according to the Consumerist. In the patent, Amazon points out the technology behind the miniature UAV may be better suited to surveillance, such as replacing dash cams in police cars, finding a lost car in the parking lot or even
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A team from the University of Leeds is building virtual avatars to effectively immortalize pop culture figures Researchers from the School of Computing at the University of Leeds in the UK have detailed their proof of concept for reanimating characters from TV shows. They have shown how capturing a character’s style of speech, language, and
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This year’s AutoVision 2016 conference and expo aimed to provide a glimpse into the future of the automotive industry, took place in September. The attendees who were present were treated to a new type of solution platform from thirty-year old, Louisville, Kentucky-based IGear. This company has created its SQUEAKS solution, a mobile-first industrial IoT messaging
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Intel Corp Faces Increased Challenges Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) stock is likely to take a hit after the company issued weak guidance for the current quarter. However, INTC stock has been quite resilient, posting 17% gains over the past one year as compared to 8% generated by the broader S&P 500. Intel Corp reported record quarterly
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