Earlier this year, I declared the Internet of Things had officially hit peak stupid, courtesy of a new smart toaster being shown at CES. I should have known better. What’s even more useless than a smart toaster? A smart toaster that’s been hacked to mine Bitcoin. It’s a concept as incomprehensible as it is stupid. […]
Mirai, the infamous IoT botnet, now forces 'smart' appliances to mine Bitcoin Read More »
Ask 100 people to define the internet of things and you’ll likely hear 100 different answers. In general, though, most will agree that IoT is a network of physical objects with embedded technologies that are accessed through the internet. By submitting your personal information, you agree that TechTarget and its partners may contact you regarding
Exploring the internet of (some) things Read More »
On this episode of the IoT Time Podcast, Ken Briodagh sits down with Ken Ammon, Chief Strategy & Technology Officer, OPAQ Networks, and the two Kens ramble their way by means of the twisting globe of mid-marketplace manufacturing and how IoT technologies is transforming profit models, operational processes and organization operations. Plus some terrible jokes by
IoT Time Podcast S.2 Ep.21 OPAQ Networks Read More »
Today’s always-on business demand is putting more pressure on, and placing more obstacles in front of modern organizations than ever before. Companies today must balance increasing data connectivity, IT uptime and performance with tighter budgets, all while managing end-user demands for immediate access to information, anywhere and at any time. So what does this mean for
Beyond the Buzz: How to Make the Most of IoT Read More »
The complexity and sheer volume of data produced by cloud applications, the internet of things (IoT), and other emerging areas of IT investment are causing organizations to look for an integration platform as a service (iPaaS) that can help them connect disparate data sources and integrate modern solutions with existing applications. According to Gartner’s Magic
MuleSoft IPO Drives Awareness of Data Integration Market Read More »
Lockheed Martin, Procter & Gamble and Caterpillar have joined with 62 other organizations to create hardware and software guidelines for using augmented reality (AR) on the manufacturing floor. The guidelines are designed to guide AR technology vendors in developing future products for industrial businesses, both large and small. UI Labs and the Augmented Reality for
New guidelines point to an augmented future Read More »
Internet of Things security issuesThe IoT will require open standards across all industries, which is why we advocate for transparent R&D work and support open platforms. Samsung Electronics has worked very closely with global partner network to achieve that openness. However, IoT ecosystems that are based on interoperability and openness will also demand robust security.
Samsung explains advantages of Internet of Things Read More »
Industry: Technology Successfully offering enterprise clients a way to control a property remotely, Rently Keyless now integrates with Amazon Echo devices for added convenience. Los Angeles, CA (PRUnderground) April 11th, 2017 Upping the ante on serviceability by giving rental property managers an enterprise smart home solution, Rently Keyless announces a windfall by debuting on the
Smart Home Technology From Rently Keyless Debuts on Amazon Alexa Skills Marketplace Read More »
The tech savvy will now enjoy Microsoft’s digital assistant called Cortana to build their Raspberry Pi 3 the mini-computer to construct their devices. To enjoy Cortana on your device, you should upgrade your Raspberry Pi board which can run on Windows 10 IoT core. The users can use Cortana on their Raspberry Pi devices similar