Did the CBRS auctions fail? For the last few years, I've been writing about the creation of private cellular networks created using newly freed spectrum in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band. The idea was that corporate campuses, … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for March 27, 2020
Building a digital watermark to track industrial IoT hacks: Researchers have come up with code that helps companies create a digital watermark for sensitive data that can be applied across a wide range of industrial controllers. The watermark allows … [Read more...]
Podcast: What Google killing Works with Nest means
This week's show is a long one, thanks to both Google I/O and Microsoft Build happening this week. We kick off with news from I/O about local processing and gesture controls before digging deep into what it means that Google is killing its Works with … [Read more...]
Podcast: Goodbye Anki, hello connected pets
This week Kevin and I mourn the end of Anki, the company behind Kevin's beloved Vector robot. We also talk about the upcoming Google I/O, privacy expectations in apartments with connected devices and AT&T's nationwide NB-IoT network. From there … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for August 24, 2018
It's not always the answers to a question, but what you ask, that matters: Figuring out how to hold algorithms accountable is a big topic today. This is a good thing, but the author of this article wonders if we're even asking the right questions in … [Read more...]