CES brings the first big crop of AllJoyn IoT products

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ITworld Today Jan 06, 2016 CES brings the first big crop of AllJoyn IoT products More than a dozen smart-home products at the CES show this week can find and interact with each other through the AllJoyn software framework, one of the major platforms vying to connect the Internet of Things. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Hands-on and eyes open with MSI's eye-tracking laptop • Next-gen drones, talking sunglasses and other Day Two sights from CES • Origin PC Sentinel lets you remotely control your PC's fans and lights • The Ubtech Alpha 2 family robot will take your photo and teach you yoga • The Arcimoto SRK is a practical EV with a streak of motorcycle fun • Dreaming of a wire-free laptop? It's closer to reality • Sony gives 4K TV buyers something to watch • Intel demos collision-avoidance drone that will go on sale this year • Apple said to scale down orders for iPhones White Paper: IBM 7 Reasons You Need Predictive Analytics Today Learn why advanced analytics tools are essential to sustain a competitive advantage. Read More ▶ Video Hands-on and eyes open with MSI's eye-tracking laptop We go hands-on with MSI's new eye-tracking gaming powerhouse and check out the company's new "cheater" and laugh track modes. Watch Now ▶ Next-gen drones, talking sunglasses and other Day Two sights from CES CES doesn't officially open until Wednesday but that didn't stop vendors trotting out more goodies at a series of prsss conferences the day before. Intel and Sony were the big draws, and the gadgets ranged from collision-avoidance drones to turntables, which are making a resurgence at CES. Here's some of the things that caught our eye. Read More ▶ Video Origin PC Sentinel lets you remotely control your PC's fans and lights Origin PC's new Sentinel app lets you monitor your PC's health from your Android or iOS device and even change fan speeds and more importantly: the LED colors. Watch Now ▶ Video The Ubtech Alpha 2 family robot will take your photo and teach you yoga The Alpha 2 is still early--it's not due to go on sale until Q4--but it already sports some impressive abilities. Watch Now ▶ Video The Arcimoto SRK is a practical EV with a streak of motorcycle fun Can't afford a full electric car? This electric trike costs a fraction of the price. Watch Now ▶ Dreaming of a wire-free laptop? It's closer to reality In the not too distant future, PC makers want to free your laptop of wires and cables. Some announcements at CES signal progress toward that goal. Read More ▶ Video Sony gives 4K TV buyers something to watch Sony is all about the buzzwords at CES, with a low-light camera, 4K streaming service, fancy HDR TVs, and new entries for the Internet of Things. Watch Now ▶ Intel demos collision-avoidance drone that will go on sale this year Intel put on an entertaining show for its CES opening keynote Tuesday night, with BMX bikes jumping across the stage and a live demo of a drone that can avoid obstacles in flight. Read More ▶ Apple said to scale down orders for iPhones Apple's component suppliers are bracing for cuts in sales as the iPhone maker has apparently pared down its forecast for production. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Affordable, Scalable, Reliable OLTP in a Cloud and Big Data World This white paper discusses the concept of shared data scale-out clusters, as well as how they deliver continuous availability and why they are important for delivering scalable transaction processing support. Read More ▶

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