#Peripheral

Author: Craig Lloyd / Source: How-To Geek A lot of smarthome devices connect via Wi-Fi, which is fine if you only have a handful of them installed. However, if you plan on decking out every room in your home with smarthome gear, be wary of Wi-Fi. There’s nothing wrong with Wi-Fi-based smarthome

Source: Good News Network The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just approved a device from one of the most common life-threatening conditions for prematurely born babies. The Amplatzer Piccolo Occluder is the world’s first medical device that can be implanted in the tiniest babies

Author: Richard Baguley / Source: Hackaday In the near future of the Smart Home, you will be able to control anything with your voice. Assuming that everything supports the Smart Home standard you chose, that is. If you have a device that supports one of the other standards, you’ll end up

Author: Josh Hendrickson / Source: How-To Geek Smarthomes are easier to put together than ever. While they’re still not a necessity, what they are useful for is solving annoying problems around your home. No More House Shouting Smarthomes don’t always work well in family situations. Automation

Author: Jenny List / Source: Hackaday We live in a Golden Age of single-board computers. There was a time when a portable computer that was any good was a relatively rare and expensive device, certainly not something you could expect to replicate for yourself. A Psion, or later a Palm or perhaps