Tag: Internet of Things
Qarnot QC1: An IoT heater that mines for cryptocurrency. Hot idea?
The cryptocurrency market is now so popular that you can heat your house while mining for bitcoins. Chris Middleton explores whether a new product...
Alexa beware! New smart home tests reveal serious privacy flaws
Amazon Echo among devices from Netatmos, D-Link, Nokia, and Sonos found to raise privacy or security concerns. One device so insecure the vendor was...
Vodafone teams up with China Mobile to drive global IoT expansion
A new deal see Vodafone IoT customers get access to China, while China Mobile customers gain access to rest of the world.
Vodafone has announced...
Mobile World Congress 2018: What’s hot for the IoT. #MWC18
Internet of Business says:
With its heady mix of mobile big hitters, multinational enterprise providers, and innovative startups, Mobile World Congress is Europe’s biggest gathering...
IoT microgrids could hold key to energy resilience
Microgrids are helping communities in Puerto Rico get back on their feet – but smart systems and 'energy clouds' might also contribute to greater...
Microsoft Cortana adds IFTTT integration and more device support
NEWSBYTE: Microsoft has added integration with Web app/device service IFTTT to its Cortana AI assistant.
Microsoft has been steadily improving Cortana's skills in the face...
Retail IoT: Shoppers demand AI, VR, and a better fit online
Smart choices: Consumers want closer integration between online and in-store shopping experiences, according to a new survey published today.
The Future of Retail report...
Retail IoT: Why Vodafone’s digital fitting rooms are a good fit...
Chris Middleton reports on how the latest retail application of digital mirrors reflects a shift towards customer engagement and smart supply chains on the...
Analysis: Dell EMC IoT revenues in Asia Pacific hit $1bn mark
Dell's investment in the IoT is paying big dividends in Asia. Sooraj Shah explains why.
Revenues from Dell EMC’s Internet of Things and OEM business...
MIT develops low-power high-speed chips for IoT security
MIT researchers have hardwired public-key encryption into a new chip for IoT devices. It uses 1/400 of the power of software execution, one tenth...
Police need AI to help with surge in evidential data
The police should make wider use of AI to prevent themselves from being overwhelmed by the amounts of data now involved in investigations, according...
Analysis: Intel’s Vaunt smart glasses promise an end to ‘glassholes’
Unlike most hardware that has transformative ambitions, Intel's 'Vaunt' smart glasses are designed to be inconspicuous.
It's fair to say that Google's first foray into smart...