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Toronto Star
Internet of Things? More like Internet of useless things, no? Next to "wearables," the Internet of things — or IoT if we want to be cool about it — has been the next big thing in technology since tablet sales started to slow. For the past few years, the hype has been about connecting everything to the Internet, whether it's refrigerators, luggage or even our pets.
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NY Times
Bob McConnell, a retired engineer, set up a new wireless router in his home this year to get faster Internet speeds. Instead, he got the opposite, with his iPad often getting no wireless connection in his bedroom.
For days, he tinkered with the router's settings, but couldn't figure out a fix. "It was totally ruining my life," said Mr. McConnell, who lives in a condominium building in Kirkland, Wash. "Things would work, and then the next morning they wouldn’t work again."
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Business 2 Community
Want a social media strategy that will help you in your career or launch a business?
One of the main benefits of social media is to establishing trust and credibility amongst your target audience. If people perceive your product or service to be useful and trust your brand, they are more likely to purchase from you.
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Business 2 Community
When was the last time you conducted a thorough marketing analysis for your business? If your answer is, "I can't remember," don’t feel bad. Many business owners deprioritize marketing analyses in the face of more pressing needs.
The good news: There's never a bad time to conduct a detailed marketing analysis that lays the groundwork for a comprehensive online marketing strategy.
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Entrepreneur
Amid questions surrounding the platform's ultimate purpose and criticisms that it is too hard to use, Twitter has just unveiled a potentially game-changing feature called 'Moments.' The move comes just a day after the company welcomed founder Jack Dorsey back into the fold as CEO.
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Online Career Tips
Trend alert: Companies are making the transition from using social media as a tool to using it to create a social business. Bernie Borges, CEO of Find and Convert and host of the Social Business Engine podcast, discussed this trend in a webinar offered by the Public Relations Society of America.
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Search Engline Land
Pinterest search has gone native.
The visual discovery network announced that it has localized its search results to give Pinners abroad a better experience. That's important for a network that now has 100 million active users, about half of whom live outside the U.S.
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