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• Dick Weisinger: Internet of Things (IoT): Top Ten Technologies Most Impacting IoT in the Next Two Years
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• Telit launches IoT Executive Handbook 2016 to provide insights for decision makers
• RESTful APIs for a stable and reliable IoT communication framework
• Microsoft Azure goes open source in IoT, as Eurotech partners with IBM
• KPN, DT complete Dutch trial of QIVICON smart home platform and start commercial roll-out
• Verdigris takes $9M to power its AI energy consumption analytics b2b startup
• Big new data centres drive server spend
• John H. Baker Jr.: Strategic Decisions in the IoT Age
• Karen Field: Q&A: Getting IT and OT to Play Nice When it Comes to the IIoT
• Skip Ferderber: Is ‘The Internet of Things’ in your future? | Technology for ‘us’.
• Agam Shah: Samsung is developing a new OS for the Internet of Things
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• IBM’s IoT Weather Bet, Palm Sized Computers For U.K. Students
• Pebble to lay off 25 percent of workforce

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• Pebble says ‘money is pretty tight,’ as it lays off 25 percent of its employees
• Samsung is developing a new OS for the Internet of Things
• Samsung is developing a new OS for the Internet of Things
• Pebble slashes 25 percent of its workforce as it refocuses on fitness
• Wearables in flux? Pebble is laying off 25 percent of its workforce
• BrandPost: The Keys to Putting IoT Data to Work for Your Organization
• How to save a life: Lebanese startups bring Big Data and IoT to HealthTech
• Graphene wristband can monitor blood glucose, deliver drug treatment
• Microsoft’s multipronged strategy for bringing speech to IoT devices
• TeradataVoice: Why Utilities Need Hipsters To Begin A New Chapter In Retail
• Market Trends: Move Beyond Homegrown Licensing and Entitlement as the IoT Creates New Revenue for Software
• Karen Field: Why a Faith-Based Approach to the IoT is a Really Bad Idea
• Sandra Vogel: Facebook wants to talk to your IoT home tech
• Fossil brings wearables into fashion mainstream
• Why it will take a horrifying breach to finally address IoT security weaknesses
• Persistent Systems, IBM Team Up for New IoT Development
• Cisco Reorganizes Massive Engineering Group
• Samsung Australia unveils prototype wearable to monitor risk for concussions
• Cisco closes Jasper deal, establishes IoT unit amidst engineering reorg
• Tan Wee Kwang: IoT ecosystems, trends and developments
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• What needs to happen before IoT can change the world
• These heated boots are like smartphone-controlled radiators for your feet
• OracleVoice: 8 Digital Trends Driving The Transformation Of Sports
• Ian Skerrett: Eclipse IoT, IEEE IoT and AGILE-IoT are running an IoT Developer Survey
• Thursday 14 April 2016 Civic Engagement with the Internet of Things, Hatfield,
• M2M/IoT managed services provider Wireless Logic to be first UK reseller of Arqiva’s SIGFOX network
• Microsoft: Data distrust between customer and vendor is holding back IoT business adoption
• David Braue: Gadget-hungry consumers creating IoT security holes they can't fix
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• Precise vehicle efficiency reporting to save fleets tens of thousands of dollars in fuel savings per year
• Scott Amyx: 67 open source tools and resources for IoT
• Meet the Winners of 2015 RFID China Annual Awards at 2016 International IoT and Smart China Expo
• Alex Clarke: Infographic of the week: The Internet of Things (IoT)
• Rachael Payton: How the Internet of Things Is Causing A Marketing Evolution
• PYMNTS: From IoT Vulnerabilities? The FTC Weighs In
• Smart revenue sharing – a crucial cog in the IoT wheel
• LifeBeam raises $16M to launch direct to consumer fitness wearable
• DT Giveaway: X-Doria Apple Watch & Watch Band
• Will You Trust AI To Be Your New Doctor? — A Five Year Outcome
• LifeBeam scores $16 million to help you track your workout
• How Amazon’s Alexa is bringing intelligent assistance into the mainstream
• LifeBEAM nabs $16 million to expand AI-based wearable fitness tech
• How IoT, Cloud Create Actionable Insights for Microsoft Customers
• The IoT gets a new decentralised, distributed ledger for micropayments and transactions
• Trevor Curwin: Industrial IoT Could Be Multi-Trillion Dollar Godzilla Market of the Future
• MultiTech’s MultiConnect mDot awarded LoRaWAN certification by LoRa Alliance
• Seeing Machines sells 12% stake to new investor for AU$12.8m and adds new non-exec
• Altice, SFR and SIGFOX announce strategic international partnership for IoT services