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It’s only been a few months since President Barack Obama urged the Federal Communications Commission to start treating the internet as a utility, but it’s enough time to have gotten the gears of policy a-spinning. According to a pair of new reports f… - Freedom Clip rids you of Keurig's coffee pod tyranny
Keurig’s K-Cup 2.0 DRM protection didn’t keep rogue pods out of its coffee machines for long, and another company created an add-on to bypass the system. The Rogers Family Company, a purveyor of some of those unapproved coffee products, made the appr… - GE wants to link your existing fridge to your smart home
There’s no shortage of smart appliances now, but that won’t help you much if you bought your gear a few years ago. What if you want to get your existing refrigerator talking to the rest of your automated home? GE may soon have a solution… if you’re…
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