Meet your new Facebook friend: your Intelligent home

as informed in European Intelligent house industrialist Netatmo has used CES 2018 to unveil its new way to control your Intelligent home: Facebook Messenger. By texting Netatmo's dedicated Intelligent house Bot, you could request that your heating be turned up, your lights turned on, and even an upgrade on who's currently in your home. The feature works with all the Netatmo range that currently includes safety cameras Presence and Welcome, a Thermostat, Weather Station, and an air quality screen called house Coach. Additionally, there's a new range of products coming in 2018 that bear the 'with Netatmo' branding that you'll be enable to of control Utilizing the Intelligent house Bot, involving Intelligent lights, blinds, and radiators. This isn't the premier time that you've been enable to of control your Intelligent house with text, as Intelligent house hub Homey has a Facebook Messenger function extremely similar to Netatmo's Intelligent house Bot, and LG has HomeChat that Utilizes a dedicated app.

CES: iHeartRadio announces new offerings for Samsung Bixby, Garmin, Facebook Messenger, and more

CES 2018 The large Trends for Business CES showcases the tech trends which going to shape the year ahead. Read MoreToday, iHeartRadio reported it going to be obtainable out of Facebook Messenger, for Roku users, out of Samsung Bixby, on the Jibo social robot, on the new Garmin Forerunner 645 Music Global Positioning System sports watch, and in General Motors and Ford vehicles. The bot for Facebook Messenger going to allow you ask it to hear music based on a specific genre or geographic location. I've been yearning for a Garmin Global Positioning System sports watch with music and could not wait to have aTry this out in Vegas during an early morning run with Garmin. Lately I have been Utilizing Apple Music and Spotify, however just signed up for an iHeartRadio experience membership to give the service a have aTry on the new Garmin Forerunner 645 Music, the Samsung Galaxy smartphone Note eight with Bixby, and out of Facebook Messenger.

Norwegian Air customers warned about new Facebook deception offering toll free flights

as declared in NORWEGIAN Air has warned customers not fall for a fake competition which appeals users going to beat 2 toll free flights. The deception is being shared on Facebook and appeals the airline is giving away tickets to "usher in 2018". The Facebook linked takes you to a dodgy website with the URL "norwegian.coms-flights.win". Norwegian airlines has since issued a caution to customers after the Sun on-line alerted them to the scam. Do you have a story for The Sun on-line Money team?

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