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Episode 377: Why there were 56 OT vulnerabilities this week Jun 23, 2022

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This week we cover the Ericsson mobility report that offers some stats on cellular IoT connections, including the surprising nugget that we won’t see 4G/5G connections surpass 2G/3G connections until some time next year. Then we hit another report. This one is from NPR and covers the state of audio and smart speakers. It proves … Continue reading Episode 377: Why there were 56 OT vulnerabilities this week

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Episode 376: Senator calls out video doorbells … again Jun 16, 2022

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This week’s show kicks off with another look at Ring’s potential to become a surveillance tool, this time prompted by a letter from Senator Ed Markey who wants Amazon to answer some questions. We then talk about a new capability for InfluxData’s time series database and explain why it matters before encouraging everyone who listens … Continue reading Episode 376: Senator calls out video doorbells … again

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Episode 375: Arduino gets $32 million for enterprise IoT Jun 09, 2022

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This week’s show is an exercise in controlled chaos, as I am once again quarantined in a hotel room (this time with my teen). Kevin and I discuss Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference and Apple’s claim that HomeKit is the foundation of the upcoming Matter smart home protocol. Insteon users got a shock this week when … Continue reading Episode 375: Arduino gets $32 million for enterprise IoT

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Episode 374: Peekaboo offers privacy for the smart home Jun 02, 2022

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This week’s show kicks off with our favorite topic: bringing context into the smart home. This time it’s iRobot and its new operating system that aims to bring the smart home together. From there we discuss a merger between satellite IoT companies and a new idea for building a privacy-centric smart home from the folks … Continue reading Episode 374: Peekaboo offers privacy for the smart home

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Episode 373: Matter’s security details explained May 26, 2022

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Our focus is on the Matter smart home interoperability protocol this week, specifically some of the security requirements that will be associated with the standard. I moderated a panel on Tuesday where we learned a lot about plans for security, controllers, provisioning, and how companies such as Amazon and Google plan to keep Matter devices … Continue reading Episode 373: Matter’s security details explained

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Episode 372: Ecobee embraces radar sensors! May 19, 2022

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Did y’all know that almost a quarter of people who buy a smart home device, hire a professional to install it? That’s just one of the facts I learned at the Parks Associates event happening this week in Dallas. We talk about that before focusing on Google’s plans for Matter and SmartThings new Matter testing … Continue reading Episode 372: Ecobee embraces radar sensors!

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Episode 371: Smart screws and massive IoT May 12, 2022

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This week’s show was recorded a few hours before the annual Google I/O event so we didn’t discuss the new Pixel Watch, but we do discuss Google’s thoughts on the Matter smart home standard from an article in The Verge, which Kevin also tied to a discussion about Sonos launching its own voice assistant. Then … Continue reading Episode 371: Smart screws and massive IoT

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Episode 370: How to build the infrastructure for public tech May 05, 2022

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This week’s show kicks off with research suggesting Amazon uses data from Alexa devices to advertise its own products, and that Amazon is selling some of the insights derived from Alexa requests to third parties. This is disturbing, but so is John Deere’s ability to decommission tractors stolen by Russians from a Ukraine dealership. We … Continue reading Episode 370: How to build the infrastructure for public tech

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Episode 369: Amazon’s $1B industrial IoT fund Apr 28, 2022

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We kick off the show this week with Insteon’s comments about its abrupt closure and asset sale before trying to salvage some good news from Arm’s latest chip news. We’re getting a new M-class processor that’s going to be super capable for machine learning at the edge and other jobs. We also give you a … Continue reading Episode 369: Amazon’s $1B industrial IoT fund

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Episode 368: So long Insteon Apr 21, 2022

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This week we start the show with the end of Insteon, which is probably the biggest smart home story this week. We talked about what we know (which isn’t much) and why saving cloud-based smart home services is not as easy as escrowing code and hoping a community continues to support the product. In other … Continue reading Episode 368: So long Insteon

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