40% of Black Friday Top 5 Sellers Are Amazon Products; 60% Are Smart Home Gadgets
John Koetsier for Forbes: Two of Black Friday's top five selling products are Amazon products. Three of them are smart home gadgets.
Trucks First: Moving Goods Will Have A Larger Impact in Autonomy and Economy
The autonomy of trucking needs more governmental attention and support than personal vehicles or business and commerce will be stuck in some warehouse … somewhere.
The Science of Sound and Anatomy of a Speaker
Have you ever wondered how speakers work? It main seem complicated on the surface, but actually speakers utilize a couple of fairly simple concepts to achieve sound reproduction.
Visual Display Resolution - a New Metric based Contrast Modulation and Structural Similarity
Determining the resolution of an image used to be easy. In flat panel displays you counted the number of full-color pixels composed of RGB sub-pixels. In projectors, the count of the imager elements determined resolution.
Smart home integration is about to become a necessity for carmakers
Gadgets Now: "Extending smart home voice control into the connected vehicle is part of an ongoing integration that will pull together home and vehicle personalization,"
Securing Your Home Automation: Here's How to Avoid System Hacks
Hacking a home automation system is more common that we would like to think-and the results of a hack can severely affect your privacy and safety in the home. That's why keeping your systems safe is an essential part of owning home automation products.
Wireless or Wired Network: Which is Right for Your Home?
Some homeowners believe that to turn their house into a "connected home," all they need is a wireless system. However, to accommodate the full range of today's connected devices, a connected home needs the advantages of wired and wireless connectivity.
Consumers are holding off on buying smart-home gadgets thanks to security and privacy fears
Caroline Cakebread for Business Insider: Consumers are uneasy about being watched, listened to, or tracked by devices they place in their homes, consulting firm Deloitte found in a new survey it released Wednesday.
Where Is Wi-Fi Heading?
The best for Wi-Fi is yet to come, but it is important to look at the broader context to understand the relevance and the timing of all its new varieties.
Bill Gates just bought a huge chunk of land - he wants to build his own 'smart city'
Monique O. Madan for Miami Herald: The vision? Transforming a raw, blank slate into a futuristic city filled with driverless cars, endless data centers and buildings totally designed around technology and high-speed internet.
Kirio Powers The Smartest New Home In The World
Partners with buildSOUND to showcase a brand-new Seattle smart home powered by the Kirio Smart Home System.
Logitech to shut down "service and support" for Harmony Link devices in 2018
Valentina Palladimo for ArsTechnica: Customers are calling out Logitech for bricking a device that works perfectly fine for most of them, (11/9/17 update from Logitech: We Will Replace Your Logitech Harmony Links)
Kasita gets okay to sell its Modular Homes in California, Nevada
Builder Online: Every Kasita is move-in ready and comes fully equipped with appliances and furniture, and features a fully integrated home automation system.
Speaker Stands Vs. Wall Mounts
Placing speakers can be a difficult task, not only do you need to balance visual aesthetics with optimal sound performance, but there are different guidelines for placing each speaker in a surround sound set up.
Lowe's is bringing 'smart home' centers to its stores just in time for the holidays
Lauren Thomas for CNBC: On Tuesday, the home improvement retailer unveiled plans to launch so-called stores within its stores, in a partnership with b8ta, to sell and educate shoppers on smart home products.
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