Why we’re paying for Wi-Fi now, and what comes next

In the last five years, we’ve moved from home Wi-Fi being part of a residential broadband subscription to paying extra for managed Wi-Fi from our ISP or as part of…
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SmartThings starts saying goodbye to its hardware

If you own a 2013 SmartThings hub (that’s the original) or a SmartThings Link for the Nvidia Shield TV, your hardware will stop working on June 30 of this year.…
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What devices can help your smart home use less energy?

Image courtesy Aquanta On the most recent IoT Podcast, episode, Derrick called in with a question about saving energy in a smart home. He already has a smart thermostat and…
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IoT news of the week for February 26, 2021

2FA? Yay or nay? This list of connected devices is a good place to go to ensure the product you’re about to buy offers two-factor authentication — it even lets you…
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Podcast: Why your IoT device shipments are delayed

We’re really excited about radar in this week’s episode, so we discuss Ring’s new doorbell that added it for motion detection and Apple’s patent that plans to use radar for…
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Global 5G Security Industry to 2026 – Increasing Operator Investments for Dynamic Infrastructure Presents Opportunities – PRNewswire

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