Does your Monday feel better since you started it an hour later? Did the earlier daylight help perk you up? Earlier light is always better, at least according to Daylight Savings Time fans. We can’t wait to cash in our saved daylight in February, which always needs to be brightened up.
An automatic temperature monitoring system with an attached alert system. For any change in given condition a buzzer will sound an alert.
It’s not all refrigerators in the Internet of Things
If your favorite football teams are tanking, it’s time to embrace basketball. Miami and Cincinnati’s football teams remain winless, but in the NBA, the Miami Heat has a 75% chance to make it to the playoffs.
We’re starting the third full week of fall, so of course, blizzards. As a distraction, all the NBA teams are in training camp, so fans of every team are dreaming of a huge trophy and a victory parade around the start of summer in 2020.
How did the first week of fall treat you? Our Montana readers may not feel the love because they’re numb from the cold and all those feet of snow dumped on them. At least they don’t have to rake leaves until the snow melts. When will someone come up with an IoT snow removal robot?
Welcome to fall! Goodbye to the slightly slower summer season when people took a bit of time to relax, slow down, and smell the sunscreen. But none of that lollygagging in this season, thank you. There are only 92 shopping days until Christmas, so start that wish list of IoT gadgets today!
Buckle up for the intensified onslaught of conferences filled with new IoT products. The fall is packed with new products released at shows up until the middle of November when the holidays take over. But all that pent-up product marketing demand explodes in January at the CES.
Happy Labor Day to readers in the U.S. and Canada, and happy Monday to everyone else.
When you start counting the days until a work-free Monday for Labor Day, it feels like fall. But we’re getting mixed signals from the weather. In Texas, today may be the hottest day of the summer, busting the 100-degree mark by a handful in many places.