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BBC Entering Voice Assistant Business with “Beeb”

Everyone seems to have a preferred voice assistant, be it Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri. Yet, that hasn’t stopped others from wanting to break into the field of dedicated users. Microsoft tried to make a splash with Cortana for Windows but have recently pulled back on its reach. Despite this, the BBC, the British media […]

Ford’s Plans Include Autonomous Cars Having 4-Year Longevity

Ford has plans for their autonomous fleet to only have a longevity of four years and have other concerns as they work toward a BEV model.

Garmin Vivoactive 3 Music Review

The Vivoactive 3 Music is an all-around smart fitness watch from Garmin. Check out how it performs and whether its music feature makes it a better watch.

What Is a Smart Power Strip and Is It Better than a Smart Plug?

A smart power strip is a power extension socket you can control remotely. Here we explain what a smart power strip is and why it’s better than a smart plug.

What Is PWM in Arduino

In Arduino applications PWM is useful in varying the intensity of a signal such as the brightness of an LED diode, the ping time of sensors or the power delivery of servomotors.

FAA Warns It’s Illegal to Operate Drones with Attached Weapons

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is stipulating a rule that weapons may not be attached to drones, as it is seen as a “dangerous mix.”

8 of the Best Raspberry Pi 3 Cases

If you want your Raspberry Pi 3 to look its absolute best, you can pick up a case for a cheap price. Here are the best Raspberry Pi 3 cases you can get.

IKEA Makes Push into IoT Market

When it comes to IoT, you can now also consider IKEA as a force in the IoT world. IKEA announced they’ll be entering the world of interconnected devices.

Keep Track of Anything! – Tile Review

With Tile, you can GPS nearly anything with their line of small devices that you can attach to your important things that you sometimes misplace.

Dropping Off Passengers Could Be a Difficult Task for Self-Driving Cars

We’ve been discussing the safety of autonomous cars as they drive, but how will self-driving cars negotiate the best place for drop-offs?

How Smart Cities Are Using Blockchains

Some smart cities see blockchains as a potential avenue toward empowering and connecting citizens and communities in some surprising ways.

Huawei Covers Android Gap with IoT OS

Huawei stated that if they’re officially cut off from Android, they’d make their own OS. They recently announced harmonyOS, and it’s targetting IoT devices

Robot Shorts Will Make You Feel Lighter While Walking or Running

If running or walking sometimes seems like a chore, you may need the new robot shorts designed to make you feel lighter while running or walking.

The Release of Raspberry Pi 4: What Does It Mean to You

The release of Raspberry Pi 4 excites many people. From an IoT perspective, this is also a truly exciting development. Here are a few reasons why.

How to Configure a Router as an IoT Firewall to Protect All Your IoT Devices

Your smart home devices are not as secure as you think; that is why it is necessary to have a firewall. Learn how to configure your router as an IoT firewall.

How to Change the Frequency on Arduino PWM Pins

Arduino PWM pins enable you to work with a variety of different hardware and control it in many ways. Here’s how to change the frequency on Arduino PWM pins.

3 of the Best Smart Air Conditioners in 2020

When you’re suffering through a hot summer’s day, here are 3 of the best smart air conditioners that you can control and activate via your voice.

Russian Government Using IoT Devices as Hacking Tools

Microsoft has warned that the Russian government hackers have been breaching computer networks by using IoT devices, as well as video decoders and priners.