Why marketers should take notice of Amazon and Google’s connected home launches
With Amazon and Google both launching connected home devices, brands need to start exploring the opportunities.
With Amazon and Google both launching connected home devices, brands need to start exploring the opportunities.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month, futurists and tech enthusiasts were debating the bleeding edge of consumer technology, with the internet of things (IoT) taking centre stage.
Amazon has launched its Dash Button service in the UK, allowing consumers to order and restock products with the single push of a button.
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