Qualcomm gets a piece of Ring connected doorbell investment
What good is a connected fridge if you have to use a boring old analogue doorbell to even get into the house?
What good is a connected fridge if you have to use a boring old analogue doorbell to even get into the house?
Vodafone has confirmed its first commercially available Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT) network is now operational in Spain, and is celebrating with a glass or two of sangria.
The automotive industry has let out a collective sigh of relief as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirms Tesla’s self-driving cars are safe.
Norwegian operator group has rocked the industry by bravely predicting tech trends such as 5G, artificial intelligence and IoT might end up being a bit of a big deal.
With the growth of artificial intelligence, the fears of many have started to become a reality as jobs start falling to the machines.
Intel has continued its ride on the ever-growing IoT wave, as it announced a new platform to introduce the technology to the world of retail.
ETSI has launched a new Industry Specification Group which will focus on the development of IoT for smart cities applications and beyond.
Korea’s LG Uplus has announced plans to expand its IoT business into industrial sectors through a partnership with Verizon.
Uber has launched a new business unit – Movement – to offer its data to local authorities to assist city planning, though questions around data monetization and user consent could be raised.
Having been distracted by the mobile phone market for the past 16 years LG seems to have decided the smart fridge isn’t such a silly idea after all.
Apple was the big winner of the touch UI era but is doing little to challenge Amazon and Google as the world turns to voice.
A series of Nvidia announcements around AI and connected cars at CES underpin a ludicrous 12 months, in which its share value has surged by more than 200%.
Among the monstrous number of announcements to come out of CES this week a major battle is emerging in the smart home arena.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has released its new concept autonomous vehicle, Portal, at CES which it claims has been designed for millennials by millennials.
The telecoms industry is never short of a new acronym. At the moment, it loves adding extra letters to LTE to help explain a new use case.
The Qualcomm team has been keeping everyone busy with a flurry of announcements at CES in Las Vegas focused around autonomous vehicles and the growing world of virtual and augmented reality.
Not content with letting the 5G Car Club have all the fun, Ericsson and Orange have announced a series of trials hoping to, someday, deliver super-intelligent 5G cars.
Intel has continued on its journey to discover fortunes in the autonomous vehicles after seeking approval to buy a stake in digital mapping firm Here.
While the majority of us were working our ways through a mountain of turkey, some poor sods were still in work making sure everything still worked.
While 2016 proved to be a solid year for incremental advancements in 5G, IoT and cloud computing, 2017 is set to be a big year for a number of breakthrough technologies.