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Lots of connected devices in US households, NPD survey finds.

Plenty of technology packed into vehicles, but many drivers not taking advantage.

Is this just the beginning?

GM OnStar vehicles at risk.

Hackers take aim at connected car technology.

Automakers need to be careful in regards to infotainment, as security issues are discovered.

Guess it shouldn't be surprising that millennials have the most interest in actually using a smart item at home.

Ford wants to support wearables and other mobile tech inside Ford vehicles.

Expect plenty of Internet of Things (IoT) at Computex 2015!

Verizon doesn't want to miss out on growing Internet of Things (IoT) trend.

Should we be worried about the Internet of Things (IoT) bubble?

Chinese tech giant Baidu will work with Audi.

Huawei wants to be well prepared for the upcoming Internet of Things (IoT) revolution.

AT&T wants to create a stranglehold on connected cars by releasing exclusive content.

IBM is spending $3 billion to help develop the Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure, expecting big things for the booming market.

The FTC wants to closely study the Internet of Things (IoT), and that even means tasking a new office with tracking connectivity.

Utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) is helping some businesses cut their energy costs.

AT&T wants to stay on top of the surging Internet of Things (IoT) market, hoping to connect smart homes with connected vehicles.

Business leaders are aware the Internet of Things (IoT) will become more disruptive, but aren't well-prepared.

Google and Apple are going to have a fierce fight in the surging connected car technology market.

There are more than 1 billion enterprise things connected to the Internet of Things.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is popular - and becoming more prevalent - but privacy and security are major question marks.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he'd like to work with Google on the Internet.org project.

Figuring out which IoT-enabled solutions are most secure could help determine the smart products that become most popular.

Intel is embracing the Internet of Things (IoT), even if no one is really sure how the technology will develop in coming years.

Automakers aren't doing a strong enough job to secure connected cars, as more of them hit the road.

IoT-connected security systems are becoming more popular, but may not be as secure as we like to think.

The Gartner research group believes businesses can easily make IoT products, but must understand the long-term business opportunities.

No dominant IoT platform will emerge through 2018, Gartner research group says.

There will be a quarter billion connected cars on the road by 2020, the Gartner research group predicts.

The Internet of Things (IoT) will continue to invade our home lives and workplaces, but the FTC has concerns that it hopes to address.

Ideum shows off new multitouch smart coffee table.

Following Edward Snowden's leaks unveiling NSA and GCHQ surveillance, privacy has become a hot topic - and the IoT could pose great challenges.

Business leaders have great concerns regarding IoT technology, despite showing interest in launching IoT solutions.

As smart technology continues, some are worried that connected technologies could lead humans to be in less control of our lives.

Xiaomi has taken the smartphone world by storm, and company officials also have their sights set on the booming smart tech industry.

Researchers create virtual traffic light solution that helps reduce commute times and lower traffic accidents.

Verizon introduces its telematics service, Verizon Vehicle, available to almost 9,000 car models.

Connected technology received a lot of attention during CES 2015, as manufacturers showed off their IoT-powered technology.

The North American smart thermostat market is growing rapidly, and will see massive interest over next few years, Berg Insight predicts.

Connected technology should boom in 2015, and will invade CES 2015 in a couple of weeks.

BMW reportedly interested in developing vehicles so they can be controlled using a smartwatch.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is fully embracing the Internet of Things (IoT), helping student engineers prepare for the future.

Connected wearables shipments will reach 168 million by 2019, according to Berg Insight.