There may soon be a lot riding on your wrist

For the last few months, I’ve been wearing two fitness trackers on my wrist (in fact, for one of those months I was wearing three). And this week, with the close of…
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Smart home choices: Philips Hue vs Nanoleaf and Eero vs Firewalla

Image courtesy Nanoleaf On our most recent IoT podcast episode, Daniel called in to our voicemail hotline with two separate questions relating to his HomeKit smart home setup. He currently…
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IoT news of the week for Jan 22, 2021

Sharing is caring: Data sharing is being used to help stop rhino poaching, create a supply chain for sustainable plastics, track the spread of COVID-19, and even determine where to rebuild…
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Podcast: Presidential Pelotons and data accountability

This week’s show kicks off with Kevin and I discussing a smart camera vulnerability before digging into what it means when the White House becomes a smart home. We then…
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Wi-Fi 6E is great, but not for the IoT

This week at CES, we saw several Wi-Fi 6E-compatible devices launch, including a router from Netgear and a phone from Samsung. While this is awesome, I know y’all are going…
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How Artificial Intelligence Could Widen the Gap Between Rich and Poor Nations – International Monetary Fund

Published 2nd December 2020 by admin

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