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Need some chips? The Raspberry Pi Pico's RP2040 is heading to a channel near you
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Sony makes a play for edge compute chores with smart sensors
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OK, so we don't have a flying car yet, but this is possibly even better: The Internet of Beer
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South Africa's state-owned energy firm to appeal after court rules Oracle does not have to support its software
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Toshiba launches cloudy managed IoT database service running its own GridDB
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Bad news for automakers: That fire at the Renesas chip plant was worse than expected
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That's a bit harsh: Lenovo adds 2 new toughened boxen to ThinkEdge edge computing line
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Dangerous flying car drone zoomed into UK's Gatwick Airport airspace after killswitch failed
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Ring, Ring, why don't you give me a call? Amazon-owned doorbells aren’t answering after large-scale outage
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Drone smashes through helicopter's windscreen and injures passenger
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Nothing new since the microwave: Let's get those home tech inventors cooking
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Android 10 ported to homegrown multi-core RISC-V system-on-chip by Alibaba biz, source code released
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Police drone plunged 70ft into pond after operator mashed pop-up that was actually the emergency cut-out button
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Under that pile of spare keys and obsolete cables is an IoT device: Samsung pushes useful retirement project for older phones
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Stony-faced Google drags Android Things behind the cowshed. Two shots ring out
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Amazon's ad-hoc Ring, Echo mesh network can mooch off your neighbors' Wi-Fi if needed – and it's opt-out
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Vodafone launches platform that promises to play nicely with dusty legacy IoT kit
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Hard to believe but Congress just approved an IoT security law and it doesn't totally suck
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Halt don't catch fire: Amazon recalls hundreds of thousands of Ring doorbells over exploding battery fears
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Are you seeing this, Amazon? British military steps up robot tech tests with drone capable of carrying 60kg payloads
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Backdoorer the Xplora: Kids' smartwatches can secretly take pics, record audio on command by encrypted texts
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Why is IoT locked in 'proof-of-concept hell'? Stakeholders don't talk to each other, and return on investment is hazy
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Ring glitch results in global ding dong ditch: Doorbell bling flings out random pings but they're not the real thing
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Burning down the house! Consumer champ Which? probes smart plugs to find a bunch of insecure fire-risk tat
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Flying camera drones, cuddly Echo gadgets... it's all a smoke screen for Amazon to lead you gently down the Sidewalk – and you'll probably like it
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We want weaponised urban drones flying through your house, says UK defence ministry as it waves a fistful of banknotes
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Drone firm DJI promises 'local data mode' to fend off US government's mooted ban
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Keeping them for a rainy day? Arm decides against spinning off cloudy IoT businesses to parent Softbank – report
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MediaTek pings Italy with '5G' Internet-of-Things data beam from geostationary satellite 35,000 kilometres up
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SoftBank: Oi, we paid $32bn for you, when are you going to strong-Arm some more money out of your customers?
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Four years after swallowing Arm Holdings, SoftBank said to be mulling Brit chip biz sale
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We've paused Sigfox roof aerial payments, says WND-UK, but we'll make you whole after COVID
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Did you know Arm has an Internet-of-Things cloud? Not anymore. Wants to offload it to Softbank
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Apple launches incredible features everyone else had more than a year ago – this time for the 'smart home'
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Tens of millions of Internet-of-Things, network-connected gizmos at risk of remote hijacking? Computer, engage shocked mode
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Couple wrongly arrested over Gatwick Airport drone debacle score £200k payout from cops
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Runaway Latvian drone found meditating in tree after shutting down nation's skies
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Railway cables overpowered errant drone's compass and flung it back to terra firma
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Internet of Tardiness: Microsoft puts on a brave face as IoT boat prepares to set sail
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Latvian drone wrests control from human overlords and shuts down entire nation's skies
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Three things in life are certain: Death, taxes, and cloud-based IoT gear bricked by vendors. Looking at you, Belkin
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Happy birthday, ARM1. It is 35 years since Britain's Acorn RISC Machine chip sipped power for the first time
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Chinese carmaker behind Volvo and Lotus ships first two satellites for planned IoT ‘OmniCloud’
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Police drone fliers' wings clipped to prevent them bumping into real aircraft
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The 'IoT' in Microsoft IoT Hub means Internet of Trying-to-kill-off-whiffy-crypto-protocol: TLS 1.0/1.1 spared axe again
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Remember Tapplock, the 'unbreakable' smart lock that was allergic to screwdrivers? The FTC just slapped it down for 'deceiving' folks
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Tech tracker Tile testifies in Congress: Apple's geolocation nagging is so not fair
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The Internet of Things is a security nightmare, latest real-world analysis reveals: Unencrypted traffic, network crossover, vulnerable OSes
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Computer, deactivate self-destruct system requirement, says Sonos... were it on a starship in space, and not a smart-speaker slinger
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Drones must be constantly connected to the internet to give Feds real-time location data – new US govt proposal
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