As expected, a lot of attention goes into launching a new fleet of devices into the field, but from there, the hours, weeks, months, and years of device management that follow are what determine success. …

When we founded our company, Hologram set forth with the belief that the world needs a more intuitive way to access the Internet using open protocols. Our vision continues on today, and holds true for humans as well as machines; that’s why we’ve spent the last fives years innovating in…

Starting last week on July 6th, anyone in America importing Chinese electronic components (including wireless devices and components) may experience a 25% price increase. The jump in cost comes from a new U.S. import tariff covering some common electronic parts. The tariff is a result of the White House’s position…

The summer of 2018 is upon us, and our formerly house-bound products are moving outside. This means IoT projects previously constrained to WiFi may require a cellular connection. To help with deciding what cellular board is right for your project we’ve compiled the following list. These are the best cellular…

~Originally posted on Hologram’s blog~ On October 5th, during the annual Open Hardware Summit, Hologram will open source the new Dash v1.2 through the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA). We’re also committing to open-source all Hologram development hardware moving forward, becoming an OSHWA Affiliate Corporate Member. …

Heed my warning: This article was written years and years ago when Meteor was a wee lil’ lad. Way before Apollo GraphQL was even a twinkle in Sashko’s eyes. Take what follows as nothing more than an entertaining glimpse into the past. 😉👍 I am sure you see/hear it frequently… …