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Bonjour, a smart alarm clock is capable of learning your schedule and waking you up accordingly. Get it at a highly discounted early bird price of $99.

Those who have their own houses may invest in a home security system to keep their homes safe. If you have home security systems that include home security cameras and alarms you can be sure that your property is well-protected. Take time to learn more about how a home security system can safeguard your property and your family.

Blackberry is one of the best phones, which is used universally in the Smartphone market that meets the needs of entrepreneurs in a satisfactory manner. This smart phone developed by blackeberry application developers and offers a wide range of services for their users, such as fast internet browsing, multimedia and e-mail. Applications such as alarm clock, calculator, notes, calendar, contacts, to-do lists, etc

REMI is a smart, customizable sleep companion that goes to sleep with your baby and wakes up with them in the morning. Available for pre-order on Indiegogo.

The machines are coming - better look busy. There's no arguing the fact that these days we depend on technology for much of our everyday lives. From the moment our phone alarm wakes us up in the morning to the moment we fall asleep watching a film on our iPad, we are connected to our technology in a wide variety of ways.

"1 Social Media Agency is a renowned firm that is known for its reputation for the development of successful applications and software on top mobile platforms, like iPhone, Android, Blackberry etc. We have a vast base of clients worldwide who have used our services for mobile application development for their needs and are quite satisfied with the final product which we have delivered to them."

The IoT market is seeing vibrant activity. Google & Nest Labs In its second-largest acquisition ever, Google paid $3.2bn to buy Nest Labs, a maker of smart smoke alarms and thermostats for homes, back in January.

With the ability to run, climb stairs and jump over hurdles, the advanced capabilities of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's four-legged Cheetah robots have been impressing and alarming audiences in equal measures.