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Can the Flo smart water monitor save you big bucks?
How smart is your smart home? Is your home smart enough to know when there's a bad leak that could cost you thousands of dollars? We discuss why installing a Flo device might be a very smart addition for your smart home.
Qualcomm launches 9205 chipset for IoT, wearables, and smart cities
The new modem is intended for vendors creating IoT applications suitable for LPWAN networks.
Microsoft patent shows wearable band with haptic feedback
Microsoft wants to use haptic actuators to alleviate symptoms of involuntary movement.
The next step for machine learning and AI
David Karandish, founder and CEO of Jane.ai, discusses the next step for machine learning and AI through chatbots and natural language processing.
This live facial recognition system is being tested against Christmas crowds
A central London trial will see shoppers tested against database of offenders. Not everyone is happy about it.
Why BlackBerry should change its name
BlackBerry is all about enterprise software, services, security, and the Internet of Things these days. Why keep a name that mostly brings up an image of a keyboard-based smartphone?
Virtualization policy
Virtualization platforms are available from a number of vendors, but it’s still critical to maintain your virtualization environment to avoid unnecessary resource consumption, out of-compliance systems...
Nurse robot Moxi gets schooled by Texas nurses
Healthcare is one of the industries most primed for automation adoption. But can robots perform useful tasks in busy hospital settings?
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme review: A powerful business laptop with a top-quality 4K screen
Excellent CPU, discrete GPU, RAM, storage and display options make for a versatile, if pricey, 15.6-inch ThinkPad.
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Infographic: Big Data and the Cloud
The Cloud is proving instrumental for big data processing, and spend continues to go up.
Insider awarded $10,000 bounty for reporting enterprise software piracy
It is no longer just the average consumer that might wind up in court for using pirated software.
