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The Internet of Things Podcast - Stacey On IoT — 430 episodes

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Episode 427: What it takes to put LTE on the moon

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Episode 426: Our take on Apple’s Vision Pro and fixes for bad air

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Episode 425: Smarter grocery stores are coming

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Episode 424: Trust, AI, and the economy drive IoT conversations

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Episode 423: Why Wemo is a no go for us

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Episode 422: The Pixel tablet is a smart home let down

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Episode 421: Amazon adds Thread and beefs up Alexa

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Episode 420: First impressions of the new Aqara mmWave sensor

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Episode 419: Little sensors save big amounts of water

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Episode 418: Why is the smart home still so terrible?

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Episode 417: We need a standard for aging in place

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Episode 416: What the heck is an IoT hyperscaler?

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Episode 415: Making meaning from Matter product delays

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Episode 414: How generative AI could help the IoT

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Episode 413: Cranes, trains, and cybersecurity

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Episode 412: Playing with ChatGPT on Home Assistant

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Episode 411: IoT is ready to tackle data privacy

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Episode 410: Inside the CSA’s plan for health device interoperability

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Episode 409: ChatGPT takes on the smart home

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Episode 408: Hacking sensors and securing medical devices

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Episode 407: Does the IoT mean the end of privacy?

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Episode 406: Return of the HomePod

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Episode 405: More CES trends including wireless power

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Episode 404: CES has more Matter and many voices

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Episode 403: Matter upgrades aren’t ready for prime time

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Episode 402: Google begins its Matter roll out

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Episode 401: Two big smart home deals explained

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Episode 400: How to pronounce IKEA’s Dirigera hub

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Episode 399: Alexa’s drama and our holiday gift guide

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Episode 398: Bluetooth bets on 6 GHz and TP-Link hops on Wi-Fi 7

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Episode 397: Arduino Opta adds a little IT to the OT

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Episode 396: Here’s when you’ll get Matter on your devices

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Episode 395: I’m running Matter. Now what?

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Episode 394: This company thinks TinyML will be big

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Episode 393: Why Roku needs the smart home

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Episode 392: Matter is here. Now what?

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Episode 391: Amazon’s turning Alexa into the brains of the home

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Episode 390: The FTC eyes Amazon’s iRobot buy

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Episode 389: Is Matter ready for its close up?

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Episode 388: Insurers come for the smart home

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Episode 387: Is Kickstarter still relevant for smart devices?

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Episode 386: We question Nova Labs’ 5G deal

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Episode 385: Google Cloud kills IoT Core and hearing aids get smart

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Episode 384: Here’s why Amazon really bought iRobot

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Episode 383: Meet Insteon’s new CEO

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Episode 382: Is Helium full of hot air?

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Episode 381: Alexa and Qualcomm embrace ambient tech

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Episode 380: Here’s what we think with Wink on the blink

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Episode 379: Lock down your smart home’s data

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Podcast 378: Welcome to the industrial metaverse

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Episode 377: Why there were 56 OT vulnerabilities this week

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Episode 376: Senator calls out video doorbells … again

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Episode 375: Arduino gets $32 million for enterprise IoT

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Episode 374: Peekaboo offers privacy for the smart home

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Episode 373: Matter’s security details explained

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Episode 372: Ecobee embraces radar sensors!

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Episode 371: Smart screws and massive IoT

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Episode 370: How to build the infrastructure for public tech

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Episode 369: Amazon’s $1B industrial IoT fund

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Episode 368: So long Insteon

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Episode 367: What do you want in a home robot?

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Episode 366: Meet a robot that weeds your garden

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Episode 365: Helium gets a new name and $200 million

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Episode 364: Speed queens and Matter dreams

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Episode 363: How will DST affect the IoT?

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Episode 362: IoT security after Russia invaded Ukraine

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Episode 361: IoT builds a better mousetrap

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Episode 360: Europe’s planned IoT data law

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Episode 359: Meet the man who “invented” the IoT back in 1985

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Episode 358: Why Resideo’s First Alert buy makes sense

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Episode 357: Too many companies are paying ransomware

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Episode 356: Smart home improvement is now a thing

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Episode 355: Get ready for an active FTC and energy storing appliances

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Episode 354: Google’s Soli pivot and Amazon’s Sidewalk news

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Episode 353: Virtual CES extravaganza

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Episode 352: As Alexa goes, so does the smart home?

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Episode 351: Smart homes in the metaverse

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Episode 350: Lexmark shares how to manage millions of connected devices

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Episode 349: AWS overload and Libelium embraces the cloud

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Episode 348: We’re thankful for smart cows

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Episode 347: McKinsey reevaluates IoT’s impact

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Episode 346: Three IoT acquisitions and the infrastructure bill

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Episode 345: Ecobee’s big deal and climate-friendly chips

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Episode 344: Energy harvesting sensors are finally real

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Episode 343: Return of the connected bunny!

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Episode 342: Explaining the IoT’s latest $11B deal

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Episode 341: Smart cities and smart fridges galore

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Episode 340: Amazon wants you to trust its devices

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Episode 339: Much ado about privacy and support

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Episode 338: Wyze comes back from the edge

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Episode 337: Blast off with IoT in space

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Episode 336: Australia’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad surveillance law

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Episode 335: Robots need a Myers-Briggs type

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Episode 334: SmartThings’ new edge strategy

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Episode 333: An IoT networking bonanza

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Episode 332: The IoT gets a good idea and a bad idea

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Episode 331: Safe words for smart homes and cheap mesh

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Episode 330: Amazon’s Matter plans and how IoT helps first responders

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Episode 329: Radar is coming to the smart home

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Episode 328: The IoT is a privacy nightmare and more 5G

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Episode 327: Amazon’s Halo health push and more Matter

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Episode 326: It’s about ethics in smart devices

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Episode 325: The IoT goes to Congress

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Episode 324: HomeKit and Home Assistant embrace Matter

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Episode 323: Stick with Sidewalk, y’all

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Episode 322: Google’s Fuchsia looks promising for the IoT

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Episode 321: Google decides Matter matters

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Episode 320: Project CHIP becomes Matter and hacked pipelines

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Episode 319: How ML at the edge will make products truly smart

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Episode 318: Lawsuits galore and Silicon Labs bets it all on the IoT

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Episode 317: Apple’s AirTags and greener devices

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Episode 316: Everything you need to know about Project CHIP

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Episode 315: A Mad Max mask and a power grid of your own

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Episode 314: A look at Arm’s new vision for computing

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Episode 313: We are super pumped about Thread

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Episode 312: Cricut’s switch up, Google’s new hub, and the end of the HomePod

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Episode 311: How P&G’s plans for smart products evolved

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Episode 310: Thanks to the IoT, everything’s a subscription now

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Episode 309: Why your IoT device shipments are delayed

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Episode 308: Chipageddon and deets on the Pi Pico

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Episode 307: Wi-Fi 6 for IoT and water plant security

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Episode 306: Ring wins big with Lennar

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Episode 305: Alexa Hunches, Tiny ML and a new wireless standard

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Episode 304: Presidential Pelotons and data accountability

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Episode 303: Everything from CES 2021 and a bit about LoRa

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Episode 302: CES and GE Lighting is betting on Cync

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Episode 301: An update on Project CHIP and a secure 2021

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Episode 300: Get excited for our annual Q&A episode

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Episode 299: LoRaWAN tries to co-opt Amazon Sidewalk

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Episode 298: SmartThings works with Google Nest again!

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Episode 297: IoT news from Amazon’s Re:Invent and smarter cities

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Episode 296: Gifts galore and a recipe for smarter food prep

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Episode 295: Project CHIP goes commercial and the Eero Pro review

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Episode 294: Let’s talk about Thread and digital twins

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Episode 293: Amazon’s Halo and the election and IoT

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Episode 292: We play with Whoop bands and Wyze cams

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Episode 291: All about Amazon’s Sidewalk and the new Echo

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Episode 290: Apple’s smart speaker and cheap thermostats

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Episode 289: Nest Audio and IoT trends in the enterprise

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Episode 288: New devices and new threats

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Episode 287: Amazon’s new network and cleaner air from 3M

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Episode 286: Apple, ARM and more IoT security challenges

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Episode 285: All about IFTTT’s new paid plan

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Episode 284: Amazon Halo, the FBI and smart cars

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Episode 283: Cloudflare’s CEO on ethics and building out edge computing

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Episode 282: Philips Hue has high hopes for Project CHIP

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Episode 281: Manufacturing trends during the pandemic

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Episode 280: Meet the new security standard for the smart home

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Episode 279: GE Appliances goes for the Gold in security

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Episode 278: Amazon’s Alexa Developer news and 5G’s next wave

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Episode 277: Does your house need a mouse?

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Episode 276: Google inches toward a smarter home

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Episode 275: Does the smart home need glasses?

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Episode 274: Apple embraces IoT and SmartThings shakes things up

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Episode 273: Ripple20 and Helium goes global

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Episode 272: Let’s talk about anonymity by design

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Episode 271: Surveillance scares and a nutrition label for IoT security

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Episode 270: Wink is a bad boyfriend and what about Wi-Fi HaLow?

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Episode 269: Wyze wants to bulk up and Microsoft Build news

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Episode 268: Subscription news from Wink and Nest

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Episode 267: How to build your own IoT device

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Episode 266: Startups get ARM IP for free

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Episode 265: How to make the electric grid more like the internet

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Episode 264: Wyze gear and everything’s coming up COVID

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Episode 263: Insurance gets smart and Google Home gets local

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Episode 262: Use your wearable data to detect COVID-19

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Episode 261: Set up a secure IoT network and Wyze has new gear

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Episode 260: How to make telemedicine work in a crisis

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Episode 259: Lights out for first-gen Hue hubs and Lightify

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Episode 258: Coronavirus help from the IoT

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Episode 257: Microsoft’s IoT security play is finally here

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Episode 256: The tech industry is growing up

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Episode 255: A deep dive into NIST’s new privacy framework

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Episode 254: Google goes enterprise with Glass

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Episode 253: Smart cities, Ring, and the new surveillance state

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Episode 252: Bricks, CHIP and Wi-Fi 6

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Episode 251: Here’s what people at CES said about CHIP

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Episode 250: Everything that mattered at CES

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Episode 249: Welcome to the internet of senses

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Episode 248: Should I put my IoT devices on a guest network?

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Episode 247: We explain Amazon, Apple and Google’s new smart home standard

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Episode 246: The IoT Holiday Gift Guide

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Episode 245: What to ask your landlord about smart apartments

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Episode 244: How AWS plans to take on the IoT

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Episode 243: Nanoleaf Canvas review and a talk with Tuya

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Episode 242: Google explains itself and new Wyze gear!

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Episode 241: How a smarter edge can make schools safer

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Episode 240: Wave goodbye to Wink?

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Episode 239: Tuya, toilets and Twinklys

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Episode 238: Google’s smart home vision explained

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Episode 237: ARM’s big move and the future of food

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Episode 236: Yes, I want Amazon Alexa eyeglasses

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Episode 235: How Amazon is defining the smart home

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Episode 234: It’s M&A season for the smart home

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Episode 233: How IoT will change your sales job

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Episode 232: How secure is your favorite smart home device?

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Episode 231: What to do with Wi-Fi 6 and voice in the enterprise

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Episode 230: Which IoT satellite efforts will fail?

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Episode 229: Check out this new location tech for IoT

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Episode 228: Ring uses police as a sales channel

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Episode 227: Resideo’s smart home strategy explained

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Episode 226: Google’s Nest exec isn’t into smart homes

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Episode 225: How to fix smart speaker privacy issues

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Episode 224: Wyze Bulbs and the Echo Auto reviewed

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Episode 223: How Amazon treats your Alexa data

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Episode 222: SmartThings’ new gear and a Wink sighting

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Episode 221: Thread is now enterprise ready

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Episode 220: The future of surveillance includes hacked data and biased AI

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Episode 219: The summer Q&A episode!

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Episode 218: This company is betting big on Apple’s HomeKit

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Episode 217: Lutron has saved the smart bulb!

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Episode 216: Your smart home data will lead to cheaper insurance

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Episode 215: What Google killing Works with Nest means

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Episode 214: Goodbye Anki, hello connected pets

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Episode 213: A deep dive into IoT Inspector

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Episode 212: How to find connected devices in your home or enterprise

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Episode 211: Google’s Anthos and the death of Stringify

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Episode 210: Hannover Messe and haptic IoT

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Episode 209: The industrial IoT is under attack

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Episode 208: IKEA’s smart home arrives in August

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Episode 207: The smart home at SXSW

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Episode 206: Why your smart devices cost so much

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Episode 205: How technology will shape your energy bills

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Episode 204: Apple’s next big market and Silicon Labs’ CEO

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Episode 203: Amazon’s Eero buy and RISC-V

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Episode 202: What happens when your smart home gets a subpoena

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Episode 201: Bluetooth gets better and more smart lights

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Episode 200: These are the features that matter in the smart kitchen

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Episode 199: Check out Maslow’s Hierarchy of IoT

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Special Edition: 2019 CES episode

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Episode 198: Check out CES and a smart KB Home

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Episode 197: What to expect at CES and in 2019

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Episode 196: The holiday Q&A extravaganza!

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Episode 195: We’re switching to Google’s Home

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Episode 194: Is it time to address privacy in the Constitution?

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Episode 193: Inside Calgary’s sensor network

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Episode 192: Amazon’s big news and UL’s cyber safety standard

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Episode 191: Lowe’s wants to dump Iris

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Episode 190: The Federal government takes on consumer privacy

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Episode 189: Meet the Digital Standard for IoT security and privacy

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Episode 188: How to design a better smart home

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Episode 187: It’s time to take privacy seriously

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Episode 186: ARM’s new architecture and Anki’s adorable robot

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Episode 185: Google’s news and smart kitchens

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Episode 184: How to remake the Internet for IoT

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Episode 183: Amazon’s news bonanza explained

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Episode 182: Trump’s tariffs are bad for IoT

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Episode 181: Are you ready for IoT to be a $520B business?

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Episode 180: Alexa and Google are the real smart home standards

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Episode 179: IFA news and bringing extreme wattage to your kitchen

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Episode 178: Facebook’s smart speaker and a new security startup

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Episode 177: Defcon hacks and blockchain facts

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Episode 176: Why did Apple join the Thread Group?

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Episode 175: GE slims down and Otis tries Alexa in elevators

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Episode 174: How Wyze makes such a crazy, good camera for cheap

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Episode 173: Nest CEO is out and Jacuzzi is in with the IoT

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Episode 172: The smart home goes public

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Episode 171: Your smart home questions, answered!

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Episode 170: Smart stents, surveillance tech and Alexa-powered faucets

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Episode 169: Alexa gets a hotel gig

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Episode 168: How GE’s Current curtailed dreams to meet reality

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Episode 167: Apple’s WWDC news and connected musicians

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166: Alexa gets better at business and AI at the edge

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Episode 165: How Sears plans to use IoT

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Episode 164: New Wi-Fi standards and robots

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Episode 163: Everything IoT from Microsoft Build and Google I/O

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Episode 162: Smart walls and dumb homes

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Episode 161: Amazon’s Alexa Blueprints, home robots and more

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Episode 160: A deep dive into Microsoft’s IoT security platform

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Episode 159: The Nest doorbell is a great video doorbell

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Episode 158: Stacey and Kevin debate robots

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Episode 157: Why Foxconn is buying Belkin and the future of healthcare

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Episode 156: Lennar’s smart home and why it dumped Apple HomeKit

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Episode 155: New toys, Pi Day and insect-tracking LIDAR

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Episode 154: Google and Amazon fight and we are the losers

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Episode 153: Mobile World Congress news and a deep dive into IOTA

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Episode 152: Hot new sensors and Google’s latest deal

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Episode 151: Thoughts on Apple’s HomePod and chip news galore

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Episode 150: Mozilla’s IoT Gateway and LoRa Roaming

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Episode 149: Here’s how the GDPR will change IoT

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Episode 148: IoT’s nuclear winter

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Episode 147: Okay Google, manage my home

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CES 2018 was about more than voice

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Episode 146: ARM’s CEO on Spectre and Meltdown, plus hot CES 2018 takes

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Episode 145: The block-less blockchain

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Episode 144: Our IoT predictions and my family’s thoughts

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Episode 143: The IoT dystopia episode

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Episode 142: Smart sheets, suits and carpets are coming

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Episode 141: Alexa suits up for business

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Episode 140: How IoT will change war

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Episode 139: The 2017 IoT Podcast Gift Guide!

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Episode 138: Wink’s security system review and Las Vegas is a smart city

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Episode 137: Is Nest breaking Thread?

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Episode 136: Sony’s Aibo is back and Chamberlain’s CEO explains its moves

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Episode 135: Amazon wants your key and Vodafone wants your sensor data

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Episode 134: KRACKed security and a river of sensors

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Episode 133: August’s new doorbell and Vitamix blends with Bluetooth

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Episode 132: Ring’s new security system and scaling sensors

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Episode 131: Amazon’s new gear and Nest’s Matt Rogers

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Episode 130: Nest’s a security company now and Hitachi’s new industrial IoT explained

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Episode 129: Apple’s missing IoT news and adding blockchain to the energy grid

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Everything you need to know from CEDIA

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Episode 128: The coolest fridges at IFA and how to build a connected product

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Episode 127: Alexa gets multi-room audio and teaching devices to lie to one another

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Episode 126: Sonos wants to brick your speakers

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Episode 125: Lockstate’s big goof and a super sensor from CMU

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Episode 124: How to think about cybersecurity in old-line industries

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Episode 123: Whatever happened to Wink and DefCon’s greatest hacks

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Episode 122: Roombas, an IIoT dictionary and IoT networks galore

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Episode 121: Everything you need to know about Bluetooth Mesh

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Episode 120: Learn how 3-D sensors work before Apple puts them in the iPhone

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Episode 119: Amazon’s Echo Show makes me feel lonely

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Episode 118: Reviewing Eero’s new gear and IoT ransomware

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Episode 117: Intel’s new IoT strategy has fewer things

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Episode 116: Meet Eero’s new routers and see how Aclima uses IoT to stop pollution

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Episode 115: All about Apple’s HomePod

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Episode 114: The Essential Phone and IBM’s Watson tries IoT

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Episode 113: Google Home gets way better

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Episode 112: Google’s IoT Cloud takes on Amazon and Azure

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Episode 111: All about the Amazon Show and costs of IoT compute

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Episode 110: IKEA’s smart home plans and will you buy an Amazon Look?

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Episode 109: How to scale the industrial IoT

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Episode 108: Owning digital property could save our privacy

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Episode 107: How the internet of things came to be

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Episode 106: Stacey has a secret

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Episode 105: Comcast’s platform plans revealed

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Episode 104: Vint Cerf has a lot of questions on IoT

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Episode 103: Sue your way to a safer IoT

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Episode 102: Wait to buy your next Amazon Echo

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Episode 101: What happens when everything becomes a service?

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Episode 100: Let’s build the internet of moving things

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Episode 99: Tim Cook’s HomeKit setup and Echo mania

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Episode 98: Science fiction prepared me for spying TVs

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Episode 97: Enterprises will spend big bucks ($269 billion) on IoT

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Episode 96: Okay Computer and Stacey begins with HomeKit

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Episode 95: The industrial internet is gaining ground

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Episode 94: Our CES Hangover with Alexa, Comcast and Carnival

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Episode 93: Special CES Edition covering all the things!

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Episode 92: At CES Amazon Alexa and robots rule

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Episode 91: The cops want your smart home data

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Episode 90: Spend the holidays with Stacey’s family

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Episode 89: Google’s IoT Strategy takes shape and Microsoft enters the fray

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Episode 88: Bluetooth 5 and testing lights on Echo and Google Home

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Episode 87: We’ll govern the internet of things with mob rules

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Episode 86: The Internet of Things Podcast gift guide

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Episode 85: Thoughts on Trump, smart locks and troubleshooting

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Episode 84: Google Home is in the house!

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Episode 83: Merger mania, more outdoor cameras and security galore!

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Episode 82: IoT botnets and the Nucleus intercom review

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Episode 81: Reviewing the Wink Hub 2 and new gear from Philips Hue

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Episode 80: Comcast builds an IoT network and Amazon streams music

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Episode 79: Google’s Home versus Amazon’s Echo

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Episode 78: There are no dead dogs on the internet of things

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Episode 77: So much about security plus Canary’s new service

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Episode 76: Tips and tricks for Apple’s HomeKit

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Episode 75: What connected cars can learn from tractors

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Episode 74: More Nest distress and a primer on protocols

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Episode 73: AI is just a buzzword

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Episode 72: Your IoT efforts can expose you to legal risks

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Episode 71: Don’t panic over IoT hacks

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Episode 70: Distributed computing comes to the smart home

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Episode 69: Amazon opens up about the Echo

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Episode 68: The future of food and ARM’s buyout

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Episode 67: New Nest gear and a shocking experience

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Episode 66: The smart home will make you love your insurance company

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Episode 65: All about Wink and Alexa’s new Skills

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Episode 64: How a VC views the internet of things

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Episode 63: Two summertime gadget reviews and wisdom on wearables

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Episode 62: Tony Fadell set to Away mode

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Episode 61: Look inside Google Home and what’s up with Jawbone?

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Episode 60: Everyone takes on the Amazon Echo

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Episode 59: Chipmakers love the smart car

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Episode 58: How to stop vampire power consumption

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Episode 57: A deep dive into OpenHAB and some problem devices

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Episode 56: How Ericsson plans to remake its business for a networked era

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Episode 55: Find out what Ford learned from Tesla

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Episode 54: Fashion meets the internet of things

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Episode 53: How to prevent good devices from being killed

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Episode 52: These 9 ideas can secure the smart home

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Episode 51: This CEO killed his hardware startup to start a wireless network

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Episode 50: Are your devices being held hostage?

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Episode 49: Did you buy an Amazon Dot?

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Episode 48: Realtors ready for the smart home

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Episode 47: New money for IoT startups, new routers for homes and Eero’s CEO

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Episode 46: Barbie has a smart home and Sense gives your home computer vision

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Episode 45: A Playground for IoT and how to buy a data plan for your device

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Episode 44: Mandatory Fitbits and a new ISP with smart home aspirations

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Episode 43: This smart home needs an email address

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Episode 42: These are the two biggest challenges facing the smart home

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Episode 41: Can a $20 device stop the spread of disease?

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Episode 40: The Amazon Echo and AI take a starring role at CES

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Episode 39: CES bound and the Internet of postage

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Episode 38: A holiday troubleshooting guide under your tree

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Episode 37: Philips Hue drama and plan to fail even as you hope for success

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Episode 36: A total breakdown in connected gadgets and the Hiku review

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Episode 35: Raspberry Pi creator Eben Upton shares ideas for the Pi Zero

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Episode 34: All I want for the holidays is a smarter home

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Episode 33: Better Bluetooth and an AI for the smart home

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Episode 32: Amazon for the kitchen and Apple for the living room?

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Episode 31: Walmart gets connected and this is what you want for Christmas

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Episode 30: My SmartThings hub must be haunted

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Episode 29: The smart home may one day have a debt to NASA

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Episode 28: Warm and fuzzy drones and living with Apple’s HomeKit

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Episode 27: Early adopters will suffer for their love of the smart home

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Episode 26: A skeptic’s view on the smart home and how to build services, not products

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What will happen with Wink and a review of Zuli’s presence-promoting smart outlets

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Episode 24: HomeKit surprise and no more passwords for the internet of things

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Episode 23: Smart home breweries and Amazon’s konnected kitchen kabinets

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Episode 22: The new Nest and behind the scenes with SmartThings’ new hub

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Episode 21: Here’s what Amazon’s Echo will and won’t do

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7 things successful companies do to make money with the Internet of things

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Episode 19: Meet the chef teaching a connected oven how to cook

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Episode 18: Why Target chose clear furniture for its smart home concept store

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Episode 17: Hacked Jeeps and hardware’s broken funding model

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Episode 16: The internet of Ts: Target, Thread, and tennis

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I spent $120 on lights so I could control them with my Amazon Echo

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What does President Obama think about the Internet of things?

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Ladies love wearables and you should buy the Amazon Echo: Episode 13

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It will soon be so cheap to add connectivity, everyone will do it

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Episode 11: HomeKit certification comes at a big cost for consumers and device makers.

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Episode 10: When will connected devices get cheaper?

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Episode 9: How connected devices will change the way you travel

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Episode 8: Which devices will the internet of things drive to extinction?

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Episode 7: How does a startup catch Apple’s and Comcast’s eye?

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Episode 6: Who will make the smart home mainstream? Comcast, Amazon or Apple?

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Episode 5: The Apple Watch is a “hot mess” and other design considerations

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Episode 4: The evolution of an IoT services business and build a connected garden

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Episode 3: Restaurant too dark? You could soon control the lights with your phone.

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Episode 2: Is it too late to secure the internet of things?

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Episode 1: How to build hardware that doesn’t suck