DALLAS — MONI Smart Security (formerly Monitornics) is partnering with August Home, a provider of smart locks and other devices for the smart home, to expands its residential and commercial customer base. “With our smart solutions for total control over the front door, we’re helping MONI’s trusted dealer network deliver best-in-class products to their customers …
News Feed Item eero inc. Releases New Software Making Home WiFi System More Intelligent and More Resilient Introducing TrueMesh(TM), Alexa skills for eero, and new app features By Marketwired . Article Rating: November 17, 2016 10:05 AM EST SAN FRANCISCO, CA — (Marketwired) — 11/17/16 — Today, eero inc., creator of the first whole-home …
You’re a sales associate at a big-box retailer and a customer just asked whether the latest iPhone 7 is in stock. You proceed to ask your colleague, Stuart, the same question, and he tells you the product is sold out. But there’s something odd about this scenario: You didn’t move an inch, and Stuart isn’t …
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The Alexa Prize is an annual competition for university students dedicated to accelerating the field of conversational AI. Today, Amazon announced the sponsorship of 12 teams to participate in the Alexa Prize, an annual university competition dedicated to accelerating the field of conversational artificial intelligence (AI). Don’t Miss: Sam’s Club Black Friday 2016 Deals The Amazon Alexa …
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS November 14, 2016 SEOUL, South Korea — Samsung Electronics’ $8 billion acquisition of the U.S. auto electronics company Harman will instantly transform the South Korean tech company into a major player in the highly competitive and rapidly growing market for auto infotainment, software and connected car technology. Samsung announced Monday that it would pay …
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Don’t take things so seriously. At least that’s how the team at Viget in Boulder approaches the internet of things. A caped snitch helps weigh down the LEDs in Viget’s Temper-O-Meter. The interactive design agency likes to approach its projects with a sense of humor, like the social-media responsive brooch it created for NBC Sports …
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The Internet of things. It is a phrase that has been catching on more and more lately. But as more homes become automated and sync with your cell phone and other mobile devices and your wearable devices sync with the very same phone or home systems, there is increasing concern that hacking — whether foreign …
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This space has been dedicated to exploring the ways in which robots are acting as change agents – of the category and of manufacturing. There’s a lot to be said for the ways in which those transformations are taking place now, and it’s all good. There’s a case though, that what lies ahead for robotics …
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Ryan Merriman as Ben Cooper and Katey Sagal as virtual assistant Pat in “Smart House,” directed by LeVar Burton. – Courtesy: Disney Channel Season 2 of our tech podcast “Codebreaker” launches Nov. 16, when we ask if technology can save us. To prepare, we’re revisiting Season 1, which asked “Is it evil?” In this post, we talk …
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Jeremy gets acquainted with Lefty. Photo by Angus Davison Samsung has taken the last course of action available to it after the Note 7 debacle — apologising to everyone. This week, Andrew Hoyle is joined by Kent German to chat about Samsung’s difficult period, why more iPhone excitement might be upon us and how an …
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