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The app is dead. And the IoT killed it.
What’s the last app you downloaded? Did you download it willingly, or were you ‘forced’ to download it to be able to operate a new device? The world has changed for the better because we no longer need a separate app to use our things. ...
Redefining the automotive infotainment experience
Infotainment – the first clue about how hot a concept will become is when a pithy portmanteau has been added to our language. As the promise and capabilities of automotive infotainment has been building for some years, we can finally feel like we...
IoT creations we love: A Valentine’s Day special
It’s love, but not as we know it. Valentine’s Day is nearly upon us and this year we’ll be staring doe-eyed at our favourite IoT creations. There’s a little something for everyone, from cognitive candy dispensers and a Valentine’s IoT ...
IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 19th January 2017
Welcome to the IoT weekly round-up. This week, the connected world brings you flying cars! Well, almost. They’re going to be tested by Airbus this year, apparently. TomTom acquires Berlin-based start-up Autonomos to beef up its self-driving tech, ...
IBM at the CAR Symposium
So far, it seems as though 2017 has been all about connected cars. If you haven’t had your fill of them at CES or NAIAS (where some of the IoT team were last week) you’re in luck: because CAR Symposium is happening on 1st February at RuhrCongress...
The role of virtual assistants in driving – lessons from Ford hackathon and CES 2017
One thing was clear at CES 2017: virtual assistants from Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and IBM showed ...
IoT weekly round-up: Thursday 12th January 2017
This week sees the end of giant tech show CES 2017 and the beginning of NAIAS – the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The connected world is full of news about AI, robots and smart vehicles (including sensor-studded skateboards). ...
Innovating the way we move and work with IoT
Digital innovation is driving changes in the way we work. IBM has been at the forefront of this movement, working with clients to drive the development of technology to improve professional mobility and productivity. There are several challenges to ...
IBM at CES: Making the IoT secure
Observing the incredible array of offerings on display at CES last week, it was obvious to see what is quickly emerging as common thread among IoT devices – security. This is not surprising in light of the recent news reports on hacking (Russia and...
CES 2017 wrap-up: Sunday 8th January
CES 2017 is a wrap! As the team recover from four fantastic days of exhibits, keynote speeches, supersessions and conferences, it’s time to take a look at some of this year’s best moments. IBM partnerships at CES 2017 Watson was making waves, as ...
HARMAN upgrades the hotel experience at CES 2017
Bringing a Personal Concierge to your Hotel Experience with HARMAN As the leader in providing sound and lighting equipment around the world, HARMAN is innovating in the tourism industry with the help of IBM’s Watson. Like the personal room ...
CES 2017 wrap-up: Saturday 7th January
CES 2017 is well under way, and we’ve been on the ground soaking up everything IoT-related from the annual tech bonanza. Here are some of today’s highlights: Education, education, education A major theme at today’s sessions was the way VR and ...
Cheat sheet: What is Digital Twin?
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