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Jason Crawford in Zentri Blog5 days ago4 min read

Maintain Consistent IoT Product Connectivity With This One Tip

Sandy Martinuk in Strategy + DesignDec 1, 20153 min read

The Future of People in Connected Homes

Introduction

Senior Product ConsultantJan 253 min read

Smarter Lighting with IoT a Snap Review

I’m an ‘expert’ on Xberts — An online ecosystem that connects smart technology innovators…

Angelia Muller in SANS NYCJul 5, 20155 min read

What is the Connected Home? A Brief History.

This is part 1 of the 3-part series: “What is the Connected Home?”

Leon Barrett in Engineering at 383Oct 25, 20152 min read

The Internet of pointless Things

Just because we can connect something to the internet, should we?

amit kumarApr 41 min read

The time that Tony Fadell sold me a container of hummus.

Arlo Gilbert

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My goodness that if a product is “failed” , does not generate revenue , etc etc then a company can just BRICK it . By that logic 5 years from now with multiple connected CARS some of the models WILL fail . After a 3 yr or X Km warranty do you really believe it can be just bricked ? Can my laptop of 2007 be bricked ? Its just totally wrong . One more…

Stewart AlsopOct 11, 2015

Why The Kitchen Is Now The Most Interesting Battleground In The Connected Home

Michael Wolf

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Hey, Michael, think about @Nomiku as the path to the connected kitchen. Get Lisa Fetterman to speak at your show. — I see she’s already on the program! Further — I think the path to the connected kitchen is through cooking food, not managing appliances or ordering stuff!