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Smartphones, Tablets, and IoT

Internet of Things (IoT) has found profound applications in industrial computing, like research labs. There is reason to expect IoT driving innovations in diverse fields like smart home and smart city, etc. It's a interesting question to ask whether IoT may benefit personal computing. If smartwatches are regarded as IoT, we may examine the status quo and explore possible lines for the future. Apple Watch works closely with the iPhone, sharing much information and secured with considerable authentication. It's natural to expect IoT for personal computing may also take advantage of the link with smartphones and tablets. Smartphones and tablets possess superb interface for simulating control panels. A starting point for IoT may be about control. Consider playing music in a room or building. All speakers and accessories may be centrally controlled with ease by smartphones or tablets. Music volume may be automatically reduced when phone rings. Spatial configuration may be employed ...