From Smart Wireless Wall Plugs to Smart Lightbulb Devices
Michael Hemsworth — September 2, 2014 — Tech
As we see the rise of the Internet of Things and the other various ways that consumers are looking to their devices for advanced communication, the availability of WiFi-enabled products is continuing to explode. Beyond smartphones, we're seeing everything from timepieces to appliances being WiFi-enabled to the delight of users who want up to date reminders on that load of laundry they put in the machine or the takeout order they placed.
The connectivity of devices is reaching new peaks and shows little sign of slowing down. As the market share for WiFi-enabled becomes ubiquitous, it's likely that we won't see any product in the home not connected to either the Internet as a whole or at least a local network for effectively keeping track of everything going on.
The connectivity of devices is reaching new peaks and shows little sign of slowing down. As the market share for WiFi-enabled becomes ubiquitous, it's likely that we won't see any product in the home not connected to either the Internet as a whole or at least a local network for effectively keeping track of everything going on.
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