Do Connected Cars Deserve Our Trust?

Consumers crave connected cars. Why shouldn’t they? As M2M continues to advance and this technology becomes more and more integrated into our everyday lives, it’s only natural to want to take it with us everywhere we go. But even with something as cool and life-changing as a connected car, it’s important that we not completely throw caution to the wind. Many are begging the question: How can we be sure these vehicles are completely safe and secure? ...


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Now They're Talkin'

A partnership between Digi Intl. and the Wildlife Research Institute allows researchers to monitor the hibernation habits of bears using a 4G wireless connection.

John Hamann, CEO of Velocomp, says devices like the company’s iBike power monitors help consumers customize their workout routines. In turn, they improve their fitness levels and skills.

Professor John Bartholomew of the University of Texas at Austin’s department of kinesiology and health education, says it’s difficult to monitor your health and wellness behaviors if you don’t even know the behaviors.

Summer is about fun in the sun, and M2M and connected devices can make sure users get the most from the warm weather. Devices from Digital Caddies, Babolat, AvidaSports, among numerous other companies, help consumers access fun and informative data so they aren’t left in the cold.

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