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I still have no intention of buying a "smart" or "Internet connected" thing besides computers, media devices (game consoles, chromecast, etc), and my phone. I'm
by macns 12y ago
I still have no intention of buying a "smart" or "Internet connected" thing besides computers, media devices (game consoles, chromecast, etc), and my phone. I'm sure others feel similarly, so what kind of product would convince me to change my stance?
The IoT and WoT (internet and web of - things), will probably be more than just that: a device with some sensor, inter-connected.
I feel like the real question here is not what can you buy(as a consumer), to interconnect, but to what, can your device connect with.
A phone and a few taps on screen should be just about enough to do anything around our every-day life, and even better, no taps. We should be able to walk by and interact with services without even reaching for our phone.