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It’s Not Too Late For ‘Weightless’ Innovators To Join The Race

Denis Keseris, a patent attorney at Withers & Rogers, says the Internet of Things standard developed in Cambridge has plenty of potential

Even the US government is warning about weaknesses in Belkin WeMo Home Automation kit

Report from Cisco also predicts that 4G networks will carry 51 percent of mobile data traffic by 2018

BT is testing a network created by Cambridge start-up Neul for the Weightless machine-to-machine communication standard

The new embedded standard lets devices connect to the Internet of Things without having to change their SIM

Microsoft, Google and BT among those to lend support to Europe's first major white space pilot

Orange Business Services is already connecting millions of 'things' to the Internet

Next year, the first Weightless networks will pop up in Shoreditch and Cambridge, but white space spectrum regulation remains an issue

See if you score more than your toaster on our Internet of things test!

Flutter is building a cheap Arduino-based tool for the Internet of Things

The small Finnish company is responsible for shaping a number of M2M communication standards

Oracle aims its new Java ME Embedded technology at tackling the Internet of Things and M2M

The industry still hasn’t decided how it will connect 50 billion “things” to the Internet by 2020

Over the next four years Internet traffic worldwide will triple, thanks to more connected devices and faster networks

The Xively Jumpstart Kit can take M2M applications all the way from prototype to production

Fortinet has revealed its Secure Wireless LAN platform for enterprises to secure their wired and wireless connections

Brazil, China and India are ready for “Smart Cities”, while the UK is treating the new technology with suspicion

Theodore Sizer from Alcatel-Lucent talks about the future of telecoms

IBM is building on Deutsche Telekom's Machine-To-Machine expertise to deliver integrated products for Smarter Cities projects around the world

The clever M2M-enabled devices save time, money and improve carbon footprint

The Internet of things needs to be put on a leash before it causes major security events, an industry expert warns