I stopped reading after The Co-founder of ThingSquare, Adam Dunkels, developed Contiki a programming language designed for connecting and communication between

I stopped reading after The Co-founder of ThingSquare, Adam Dunkels, developed Contiki a programming language designed for connecting and communication between sensors. Contiki is an operating system, not a programming language. In the article the name is linked to the main site at http://contiki-os.org/ http://contiki-os.org/, which has OS in the URL and which also says "The Open Source OS for the Internet of Things" on the very front page very prominently. Also, the quoted sentence above seems mis-edited to me, "for connecting and communication" should be "for connecting and communicating with" or something. Still, sounds like an interesting "vector" for internet of things, to rely on smart phones as a "free" component providing screen and input.