How Smart Should a Home Be?
Jim McGregor 
One of the loudest buzzes in the Internet of Things is around smart homes. Vendors have rushed to connect everything imaginable within a house, including lights, appliances, entertainment systems, windows, shades, door locks, ceiling fans, faucets, smoke detectors, security systems, furniture -- basically anything with a battery or power cord now can be connected, and if it doesn't have a power solution, one is in the works. With a swipe of your finger on your tablet or smartphone, you can control anything around you.
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July 12, 2018 at 03:00AM
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One of the loudest buzzes in the Internet of Things is around smart homes. Vendors have rushed to connect everything imaginable within a house, including lights, appliances, entertainment systems, windows, shades, door locks, ceiling fans, faucets, smoke detectors, security systems, furniture -- basically anything with a battery or power cord now can be connected, and if it doesn't have a power solution, one is in the works. With a swipe of your finger on your tablet or smartphone, you can control anything around you.Read more
July 12, 2018 at 03:00AM
from TechNewsWorld
via IFTTT
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