Cost-effective smart building retrofit system 29 July 2020, ElectroMechanica Retrofitting older building stock with ‘smart’ automation solutions is now possible with the latest Hager system introduced locally by leading supplier ElectroMechanica (EM).
Known as coviva, the system ...
GSM boosters 30 June 2020, Otto Wireless Otto Wireless Solutions’ ICASA approved, non network-locked boosters have two incredible features which have led to their mass adoption.
Mesh Wi-Fi made easy 30 June 2020, Otto Wireless Running a smart environment on a Wi-Fi backbone requires a good Wi-Fi mesh system, with low latency, and reliable handover between Wi-Fi access points.
Bose announces portable home speaker 30 June 2020 Battery-powered Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, built-in voice control, AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect, all from one amazing speaker.
MyPlace Smart Home Starter Pack 30 June 2020 With the MyPlace app, you can control the elements in your home from the couch, from work, or anywhere around the world.
The new normal: managing networks from home 30 June 2020 As the COVID-19 disruptions continue into the foreseeable future, IT managers still need to maintain their ‘normal day job’ tasks of running networks – in addition to managing employees who currently ...
Bluetooth tracking device helps users find their items 30 June 2020 Nordic Semiconductor announced that Beijing, China-based wearable electronics firm Beijing Zizai Technology has released a range of wireless trackers featuring Nordic’s nRF52810 Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth ...
Collaborative security in communities 29 July 2020 Want to change the dialogue around security in South Africa? Work together. Communities can fundamentally change the face of crime.
Tame the complexities of technology 1 June 2020 Automate and control the mood of lighting, adjust the interior climate, listen to music or power a home theatre, all at the touch of a button.
10 tech safety tips when working from home 1 June 2020 With so many people working from home, targeted phishing scams, disinformation campaigns and disruptive cyberattacks have been common during lockdown.
