PREMIUM CONTENT: Everything is getting “smart” (and those items that cannot get “enhanced”); the Architechnologist looks at today’s technology and what might be next. Continue reading A Primer on the “Internet of All”
Everything is getting “smart” (and those items that cannot get “enhanced”); the Architechnologist looks at today’s technology and what might be next. Continue reading Technology Affecting Everything
Making the “smart place” enhance the experience of the place is anything but simple, but Avi-on is claiming their system will be the “simple Bluetooth home for everyone”. Their system began with a light switch that did not depend on a physical wired connection and has expanded swiftly from there. Continue reading Avi-on Turns It All On
Whether you are looking for convenience, safety or are looking out for the planet, there are a variety of ways to automate your home through your phone. Continue reading 8 Ways to Automate Your Home With Your Phone [Infographic]
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
The market for the Internet of Things (IoT) could grow to $7.1 trillion in 2020 as smart technology is adopted. Continue reading Tech Giants Scramble For Lead On “Internet of Things”
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
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
Google’s advertisements (and revenue) might one day drive it to serve up ads on everything from car dashboards to thermostats. Continue reading Google: Ads Coming to the Internet of Things
Cisco has announced the “Internet of Things Grand Security Challenge” and will be offering prizes of up to $300,000 for innovations in the IoT arena. Continue reading Bounty for Internet of Things Security Flaws