Internet of Things
Internet of Things coverage at Computerworld
Apple vs. Amazon in the transformation of retail
Apple is a retail brand, surfing the same seas as its competitors. Your life has become a service industry, and the supplier relationships you choose will also define who you are.
Apple’s iOS 11 unlocks a future for IoT
With its move to open up NFC support for some iOS developers, Apple is opening IoT doors, while Hilton Hotels shows how to use smartphones to unlock them.
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IDG Enterprise's Digital Edge 50: Pushing Digital Boundaries
Winning projects used technology such as artificial intelligence, IoT, virtual reality/augmented reality, cloud, data analytics and mobile/smart devices to drive business innovation.
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What's next in IoT innovations?
Tom Soderstrom talks about the cutting-edge work happening at Jet Propulsion Lab in the evolving field of internet of things.
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Mingis on Tech: What Cisco announced at Cisco Live
Network World's Brandon Butler checks in from Las Vegas, where the big story is Cisco's efforts to reinvent itself and push "intent-based networking."
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Mingis on Tech: The lowdown on Cisco Live
Network World's Brandon Butler checks in from Las Vegas, where this week's Cisco Live is under way. The big story: Cisco's efforts to move from hardware to software, security and "intent-based networking."
Take another look at wireless charging
The convenience and utility of wireless power is becoming hard to ignore.
How analytics and the Internet of Things raise the stakes for IT
This in-depth story examines the impact of IoT-generated big data and analytics on organizations and illustrates some of the major business implications of IoT data.
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Internet of tractors: how sensors and software improve farming accuracy
Internet of tractors: how sensors and software improve farming accuracy
Google, A.I. and the rise of the super-sensor
This week's demo of Google Lens showcases to what's really coming: The rise of the all-purpose super-sensor fueled by software-based A.I.
CW@50: Vint Cerf on his 'love affair' with tech and what’s coming next
In an interview marking Computerworld's first 50 years of covering the tech industry, internet pioneer Vint Cerf looks back at the last half century in tech and ponders what's ahead for IT.
Google launches Cloud IoT Core service for enterprises
Google unveiled a cloud platform service to help organizations collect vital data from billions of IoT devices.
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Interview: Tim Minahan, SVP & CMO, Citrix
Tim Minahan, Chief Marketing Officer and SVP of Citrix, discusses how Citrix is blending the art and science of marketing, his experience with moving to the cloud and the evolving role of the CMO.
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ShapeScale 3D body scanner hands-on
ShapeScale can measure your body parts within a millimeter of accuracy, showing exactly how your body responds to workouts over time.
7 mistakes Google made updating my Google Wifi router
Google Wifi mesh routers may be great on speed and range, but the automated software update process leaves something to be desired.
The Internet of messy things
How much damage can a ‘smart’ toaster do? Lots, and not just burning your bread.
MIT device measures walking speed with wireless signals to detect health problems
MIT researchers developed the WiGait so it measures walking speed, which can help predict potential health issues, by analyzing wireless signals. It is reportedly more accurate than a wearable such as Fitbit or GPS via a phone. The...
Microsoft launches a slew of IoT-related offerings
Microsoft's goal is to reduce the complexity of IoT deployments.
Fitbit: One explodes, data from another used to charge husband with wife's murder
A woman claimed her Flex 2 exploded and left her with second-degree burns. Police are using data from a murdered woman's Fitbit to disprove her husband's alibi and charge him with her murder.
Oracle plans ‘startup organization’ focused on cloud computing, A.I. and VR
Oracle is hiring for a "new startup organization" inside its North America operation that will focus on key technology trends, including cloud computing, internet of things, artificial Intelligence, and augmented and virtual reality.
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