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• Sony bags LTE and IoT chip firm Altair Semiconductor
• Cisco invests in Kii as the companies bring IoE platform and solutions to market
• Wi-NEXT in partnership with IBM makes smart manufacturing a reality
• Mike Krell: Does The Internet Of Things Really Need Dedicated Low-Power WANs?
• Analytics to mitigate the impact of drought
• Monica Alleven: Cisco invests in Internet of Things platform provider Kii
• Why a robot may be a fairer judge than a human
• CEO Chen Sets TrendMicro's Sights on IoT Security
• Google Glass Could Have Been a Brilliant Interactive Lego Instruction Manual
• Alibaba launches big data cloud platform in China
• Enterprise apps will drive augmented reality adoption
• IoT Data Analytics & Visualization taking place on February 9 – 11 in the Crowne Plaza, Palo Alto
• Internet of Things World 2016 is the world’s largest and most comprehensive IoT event with over 10,000 attendees, 350+ industry thought leaders and 200+ exhibitors.
• PRESS RELEASE: NEW STUDY FROM MACHINA RESEARCH FINDS THAT IT IS INTEGRATION WITH THE WIDER IOT ECOSYSTEM, RATHER THAN RANGE OF FEATURES, WHICH WILL DETERMINE SUCCESS FOR IOT PLATFORMS
• Global launch of latest Samsung smartwatches starts in China
• The fantastical world of Bobby Love

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• Google Wants To Forget It Ever Tried to Sell Humans Google Glass
• Tom Van Vu: The Microcosm of IoT
• Samsung globally rolls out Gear S2 Classic New Edition in Rose Gold and Platinum
• Does The Internet Of Things Really Need Dedicated Low-Power WANs?
• Doug Drinkwater: NHS England is to announce two IoT Test Beds
• ComfyLight Kickstarter campaign launched for smart light to protecting homes from intruders
• Industrial IoT USA Summit
• 8th Future of Wireless International Conference focuses on impact of the connected world in the boardroom
• Software AG improves retail performance
• Why company reputations could sink on the choppy waters of an unaligned IoT
• Seedcamp by the numbers, 8 years in: 206 startups backed, $365m in follow-on funding, 12 exits
• Why a robot may be a fairer judge than a human

Consumer Reports still says that the Fitbit is accurate

The wearable chair is now a thing

• A search-engine for insecure cameras, from baby-monitors to grow-ops
• Thomas Claburn: IoT Shows Its Worth To Businesses
• Dan Byles: The Internet of Things, disruption…and you
• Consumer Reports backs Fitbit accuracy despite lawsuit
• IoT Shows Its Worth To Businesses
• Internet of Things security is so bad, there’s a search engine for sleeping kids