InternetOfThings

It will use Sony's proprietary low-power wide area (LPWA) network launching this fall.

You know it's 2019 when your footwear has technical glitches.

Wiliot could put connected tags on your clothes and food.

They see you when you're sleeping.

The company was founded by Mozilla's former CTO.

A proposed law could force smart device manufacturers to shore up security.

Hackers could have exploited the vulnerabilities to control devices connected to the hub.

Bluetooth tags turn you into an unofficial brand ambassador.

Viryl Technologies' machines connect to the cloud to share common settings.

The connected household has unintended consequences.

The toolkit gives developers software, back-end, and security support.

And a Vision Intelligence Platform to help companies design applications more easily.

Or, what you do when phones are no longer the heart of your business.

Injong Rhee will help build Google's Internet of Things.

It's too bad that it costs $149.

It sure beats sitting still for an hour.

It can also analyze your posture and alert someone if you slip on the job.

The E-Vone footwear is designed for older adults and construction workers.

'V by Vodafone' is a range of devices that run on the carrier's network.

UK chipmaker ARM wants to build security right into the hardware.