Sharing is caring: Data sharing is being used to help stop rhino poaching, create a supply chain for sustainable plastics, track the spread of COVID-19, and even determine where to rebuild homes after natural disasters. In my most recent IoT Podcast, … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for April 3, 2020
Carriers and clouds make for an uneasy alliance: This week, two announcements came out that are worth discussing. Nokia announced a new service, called AVA Cognitive 5G, that helps telcos manage some of the challenges associated with building 5G … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for Nov. 9, 2019
Wyze has a lot of new gear coming: Wyze, the maker of several high-quality and inexpensive connected devices, isn't done shaking up the world of gadgets. It recently shared with users that it is working on a doorbell, a lock, a scale, an outdoor … [Read more...]
Notes from Helsinki: 5G in action, car tech, and smart ferries
This week, I'm in Helsinki, speaking at an event. I'll be telling a bunch of advertising executives how IoT will change their industry and after I'm done with the talk, I'll likely include some version of it here. Helsinki and Espoo (which is roughly … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for Feb. 22, 2019
IoT for civil justice: Turning down the heat to below legally prescribed levels is apparently one way unscrupulous landlords try to force tenants out of NYC apartments. By law, a landlord has to keep the heat at 68 degrees Fahrenheit during the day … [Read more...]