CES 2020 Overview
We published our latest newsletter today with our thoughts on CES 2020. The excerpt below is the front page of that note. Please drop us a line if you would […]
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Is the Smart Home ready?
I have written a lot about Internet of Things (IoT) lately, but I have largely focused on industrial and other non-consumer uses for the concept. My view is that IoT […]
CES 2016 – Stalemate for Wireless charging
I mentioned at the outset that I was interested in studying wireless charging at the show. I came away disappointed. The week before the show, a friend at a Chinese […]
CES 2016 – The Digital Multiverse
Digital Realities A big area of interest for me going into the show was Virtual, Augmented and Mixed Reality, something I have taken to calling the Digital Multi-verse. As I […]
CES 2015 Follow-up – And my GigaOm Podcast
I am trying to get back in the habit or writing 500 words a day. That was my resolution for 2014. I maintained that pace for a bit, but then […]
CES: Where are the Drones?
I arrived in Las Vegas fully expecting to write an entire note about drones. The pre-show publicity made it sound like drones were everywhere at the show. I hoped to […]
The Internet of Things Now Belongs to the Product Managers
Almost two years ago I wrote about the masterful re-branding exercise that we now call the Internet of Things (IoT). We used to call it Machine to Machine (M2M) communications. […]
CES’ Back Halls: Shenzhen Inc. is Evolving, Rapidly
I wrote last year (and the year before that, and the year before ….) about the growing number of China companies at CES. Last year, in particular, I noted the […]
D/D #10: Drones, Selfie Sticks and Connected Everything
[This is the introduction to my latest note. E-mail us to join the mailing list for the full note.] There is no way for the human mind to fully grasp the […]
Day TWO CES: M2M becomes IoT
Early morning of Day Two of CES, and I see a problem emerging. I have been asked five times in the last two hours “What I saw at the show?”, […]