Insteon and others add scene control to your Amazon Echo, CNET gives the Wink Hub 2 one thumb up and two thumbs down, and we finally get more T’s…but not from IFTTT. Stringify co-founder and CTO Dave Evans joins us to talk about their powerful services integration platform that could take your smart home to the next level.
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- CNET reviews the Wink Hub 2
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Glad you asked about internet connection from house during the interview. I live on the edge of town in the second largest city of my state. The closest fiber or cable Internet provide stops service less that a mile away. DSL speed max out at 320k. Nothing faster is available. Thanks to 1970’s wire in the ground and provider with no incentive to upgrade. Data caps on wireless don’t help. So in the cloud, nope. And what if vender drops support. Smart home for me means updates and optional cloud services.