...that automotive electronics will reach $14 billion in revenue in 2015. Connected home: The big question with the connected appliances is how these will all connect. Will people really buy...

...a CES innovation award. Meanwhile, devices like YubiKey, a two-factor authentication lock for tech products, appeared. The connected home: voice activated, AI-enhanced, social Kohler voice-activate faucet In the connected home,...

...is connected to an app, to Elvie, the connected Kegel exerciser, to Apple’s new period tracker. ReliefBand is a newly launched drug-free wearable used to help with nausea and vomiting...

...pebble-like security device that glows green, yellow or red depending on the current threat level toward connected products. As many connected home products are managed together through software platforms such...

Few travel experiences are as frustrating as losing a bag, but Silicon Valley start-up Bluesmart thinks its new connected luggage will help travelers stay sane when bags go missing. The...

...chat online with friends, tour museums virtually and play sports with the flick of a remote—feel disconnected from the tactile, “in the flesh” world. Our survey of 1,016 adults in...

...creams with a connected applicator, the Activ’feel, that treats skin with micro-currents and LED lights. The Activ’feel is connected to a mobile app, which allows users to controls settings, track...

At CES this week, Whirlpool is debuting a new concept that shows the potential for Internet of Things devices to give consumers an immediate emotional connection to social...

With smart assistants on the rise, the market for connected living is soaring to new heights. Canalys estimates that the number of smart assistant-compatible devices in US homes will increase...

...forecast for mobile and connectivity in general is mind-blowing. That’s because the future is not just about connected people and handsets. With the Internet of Things, everything will be connected,...