It’s easy to see the Raspberry Pi Zero merely as a low-powered device with not much to offer to IoT, but as we’ll see shortly, it’s all a matter of context.
If you’re looking for a PC for an IoT project and size is more of a consideration than pure power, the Lenovo ThinkCentre M90n Nano IoT may be right for you.
The Ooler Sleep System is a mattress pad that heats or cools your bed with water than runs through it and can be set to the desired temperature right from your iOS or Android phone.
The Anker Nebula Soundbar Fire TV Edition is an easy recommendation. The smart features combined with the built-in streaming and ease of use make it one of the best options in its price range.
Many of the positive aspects of smart devices revolve around convenience, and the Flic button fits right into that realm, all from the touch of a button.
The Oculus Quest doesn’t need a PC to run and has four cameras to view and remember the world around it. However, does it do a good job, or are you better off buying a PC-tethered headset?
Dogs are often our walking companions, so why not track their fitness and health as well? This is what Whistle Go accomplishes as it tracks your pet’s fitness and health.
There are plenty of vessels for liquid that will keep them hot. Yeti is one popular brand. The Cauldryn Coffee Edition is essentially a Yeti on steroids.
Home security is important, but keeping your home secure isn’t always simple. Kangaroo Motion + Entry Sensor detects movement and notify you. Here’s how it works.
The Amazon Echo is the market giant’s entry into the IoT smart home world, and it took the world by storm. Is the Amazon Echo Dot worth your time and money?