DeviceDiary Vol. 2 Now Available To All
The 2nd volume of the
Author: Michael Kaufman
Augumenta Is Real-ity For You Alone
Augumenta debuted their gesture recognition plus AR platform last week, creating a potentially game-changing interface for wearable technology. Continue reading Augumenta Is Real-ity For You Alone
SmartThings? Smart Move Samsung
Our 2012 prediction that SmartThings was a “perfect inaugural project” appears justified: Samsung is reportedly negotiating to purchase the company. Continue reading SmartThings? Smart Move Samsung
One Of These Withings Is Not Like The Others
The Withings Activité watch does the impossible: classic design that holds the technology found in their existing activity tracker within it’s slim case. Continue reading One Of These Withings Is Not Like The Others
Fashions Change, Is Stylinity Forever?
Stylinity has created a family of in-store shopping tools that utilize mobile devices and social media to enhance the experience of physical shopping. Continue reading Fashions Change, Is Stylinity Forever?
What Will We Do Without Aereo? Easy, it’s Simple.TV
Aereo subscribers are now looking for a replacement after the Supreme Court decision. Fortunately, innovation breeds quickly when good fertilizer (like the feedback from this ruling) is on the ground. Continue reading What Will We Do Without Aereo? Easy, it’s Simple.TV
Changes To Content on “The Architechnologist”
One of our content partners is changing; links to the articles they have shared on “the Architechnologist” may appear broken. Continue reading Changes To Content on “The Architechnologist”
Lyric Flies The Nest
The Lyric thermostat is the response to the Nest connected device, driving Honeywell into the Internet of Things. Continue reading Lyric Flies The Nest
HomeKit Isn’t Apple Pie, It’s The Recipe
One Apple rumor that came to fruition at WWDC has underwhelmed, perhaps because what HomeKit, Apple’s small entry into smart places, does isn’t clear. Continue reading HomeKit Isn’t Apple Pie, It’s The Recipe
Hard Cider From the Apple Press
Apple’s 2014 Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) could introduce functionality for smart places, allowing iOS devices to control connected devices. Continue reading Hard Cider From the Apple Press