Providing market intelligence for more than 35 years

Industry Press Releases

Cirrent Launches Automatic Internet Connection Service For Smart Wi-Fi Products

Cirrent not only makes it easier for connected product manufacturers to connect their products to the Internet, it also improves security. Many connected products have security weaknesses that leave home Wi-Fi networks vulnerable to being hacked. In fact, 47% of households with broadband Wi-Fi express privacy or security concerns about at least one smart home device (source: Parks Associates). Cirrent provides multiple levels of security and enables products to connect to Wi-Fi outside of a customer's private network, keeping personal data safe.

From the press release "Cirrent Launches Automatic Internet Connection Service For Smart Wi-Fi Products" by www.finance.yahoo.com

Previously In The News

Sigma Designs Announces Break-Through Z-Wave® UL Component Recognition

"Our data said the monitored security market grew at approximately a rate of 15 percent in 2014," says Tom Kerber, director of research, home controls & energy for Parks Associates. "That is very stro...

DSP Group Unveils Next-Generation Ultra-Low-Power Always-On Voice Processor

“The consumer and enterprise use of mobile smart assistants is on the rise. This creates a real need for a low-power solution that enables users to enjoy these functionalities via a simple voice-enabl...

Apical Announces Accreditation Program For ART, A Platform For People To Interact With Devices In Smart Homes And Cities

"With its real-time analytics, the ART platform demonstrates the next generation of smart home technologies," said Stuart Sikes, President at Parks Associates. "ART's capabilities for accurately detec...

New Support.com Survey Shows Complexity of Smart Home Systems is Impeding Adoption, Customer Experience

The insights, initially published today in an infographic entitled, “A Smart Home Divided,” come from a Support.com survey of more than 3,000 U.S. consumers in November 2015. The infographic is availa...