In this special mini episode, we examine why Netflix considers online gaming to be the biggest threat to their business, what some of the issues have been to launching on-line portals for real-time gaming and how 5G may be the answer to make this a reality.

In this special episode, we combine 5 distinct, yet important IoT-related topics into one 5 course meal.  These include: GPS's Y2K moment ... CAT-M: Tracking the previously "untrackable" ... Are smart door bells like Ring invading your privacy (and others)? ... Is IoT/Automation dividing the workforce into two groups, worsening income inequality ... and, will drones eliminate the need for guard dogs?

In this special Mini Episode, we examine exactly why Business Travel sucks (from the mouth of a self-confessed Road Warrior), How IoT is helping to reduce the number of times you may need to travel and how it is making travel more pleasant when a trip is unavoidable.

In this episode, we cover why robots are superior to humans in most ways and why we need to start judging them fairly.  In the main topic, we cover How IoT is changing sports, including: the four major sports (Football, Baseball, Basketball and Hockey), Triathlon sports, Racquet Sports, Animal-based sports, Golf, Hunting/Fishing and more.  We also cover how it is helping to maintain your sports equipment and how it is changing the fan experience (both at home and in the stadium).

In this special Mini-episode, we look at how many companies have a "public" and "private" response towards automation, depending on who may be listening. We further examine some of the drivers moving companies towards automation and what we need to do as a society to help people that may be affected.

In this special Mini-episode, we examine what experts are saying about potential security holes in 5G, the potential implications and what we can do to keep our data safe.

In this episode, we open with how many parents are using AI-based solutions to help pick a babysitter ... and the potential downfalls in doing so. In the main segment, we cover how IoT is changing the four main areas of the energy complex (extracting fossil fuels / minerals, delivery of liquid-based energy sources, green/renewable energy and the production/delivery of electricity). We also cover what is the most scary thing to many Utilities executive and how IoT solutions are solving it.

In this episode, we open with examining how wearables are offering heart rate monitoring and why this is dangerous for many people. In our main topic, we look at a dozen or so IoT-focused products, offering a review and pointing out which ones we think are brilliant and which ones we think are not quite as useful.

In this special Mini episode, we examine first how companies like Apple and Google have both grown themselves, but more importantly, how they have enabled countless other companies to grow using their platforms. This includes how it has helped to spawn many billion-dollar application companies. After that, we talk about how IoT is well positioned to replace those two companies as the dominant technology enabler for the next decade.

In this episode, we open by talking about something straight out of a Terminator movie ... how militaries around the world are starting to use autonomous weapons (namely “killer robots”) based on IoT and AI. In our main segment, we cover many of the ways that IoT is enabling cities to run smoother, more efficiently and to offer better service to their residents.