For a three-month period that ended on November 30, 2021, BlackBerry’s total revenue made up $184 million. It has plunged compared to $218 million a year earlier, however, it has exceeded analysts’ average expectation of $177.25 million.
Pebble is a portable blockchain-enabled device that securely tracks and encrypts data of its surroundings in real-time.
MXC, an ambitious crypto start-up building the world’s largest free wireless IoT Network, raises almost $100m from institutional crypto investors.
Huawei Technologies launched the HarmonyOS for smartphones as it looks to bounce back from being sanctioned by the United States. The OS will allow for cross-functionality across a slew of devices including cars, TVs, laptops, smartphones and wearables.
Microsoft’s deal with Hanshow is its latest attempt to grab a piece of the booming retail industry.
The Catena-X ecosystem thrives based on the unique contributions of its old and new members.
Qualcomm saw impressive growth in its business segments including its handset sales, RF Front end, Automotive, and IoT which collectively represents the QCT Revenue Stream.
At the beginning of the year, BlackBerry announced that it has joined forces with AWS to demonstrate a connected vehicle software platform for in-vehicle applications.
The official opening of the Christian Doppler Laboratory took place yesterday, with the Austrian Federal Minister for Digital & Economic Affairs Margarethe Schramböck attending the event.
Twilio is yet to surprise the markets and investors hinting at higher than expected revenues in its latest filing with the SEC. The company also announced new products and initiatives at its recently held Signal conference.
The Internet of Things is a system of electronic gadgets that can autonomously gather and share data among themselves. IoT tools and systems are actively used these days, that’s why the Internet of Things news can be extremely interesting to those who want to be updated on everything that is happening in the tech world.
Internet of things (IoT) devices make use of their unique internet protocol to recognize and link computing devices over the web, it features the ability to share data among connected computing devices in the absence of human interaction.
Everyone is quite thrilled with the idea of switching on our TV with their Samsung or Apple smartphones, or when they adjust the cooling system on sofas and right between bouts of ice cream. And, of course, without doubt, the potentials are well beyond just that. Internet of things is expected to go just beyond interconnection among electronic devices, it has the potential of linking mechanical systems provided with distinctive identifiers.
IoT has been adopted and employed in various fields such as medicine, transportation, data collection, urban planning, industrial plants setup, robotics, etc. and investors are looking to make the best out of the innovation as it is one widely recognized as capable of revolutionizing the tech industry.
One wouldn’t be off the grid to say that, in the next few years, homes, plants, offices, etc. fully powered by the Internet of things would be a reality.
Internet of things would enable you to instantly control everything in your home with a click or swipe: from light bulbs to the doors in your garage and driveway.
How about fridges that keep track of stocks and automatically order drinks when you are low in supply? We all want anything to make our lives more comfortable and easier. Humans like ease, and of course, with the Internet of things, it wouldn’t take a genius to know smart homes are just a matter of time.
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