IoT can add a great deal of convenience and flexibility to your home

The “internet of things” (IoT) is a catch-all term for devices that are connected to the internet and exchange or communicate information. Until fairly recently, IoT was primarily reserved to describe applications in commercial, industrial, or infrastructure sectors. Now, with the rise of smart homes, connected vehicles, wearable technology, connected health applications, and the like, IoT has migrated into our homes and offices.

Don't Settle for Slow Internet Speeds

Your smart home is only as good as its network. Having a fully functioning home network keeps day-to-day life running smoothly. It’s not just TVs, smartphones, and tablets that connect to a home network, it can be lights, audio systems, surveillance systems, outdoor speakers, and even appliances. Connectivity for these devices can happen in one of two ways: wireless and wired — either connecting devices via a WiFi signal or a physical Ethernet cord.

Prepare Strong Connections for All Your AV and Smart Control Devices

Earlier this year, Bowers & Wilkins released their Formation Suite: high-end wireless audio products designed for music and home theater use. It’s surprising because Hi-Fi audio fans have long held onto a simple truth: wireless isn’t as good as hardwired. But as technology changes, it’s clear that wireless networking may be the future of your home entertainment and automation system. Is it time for a wireless upgrade? Find out how our home networking services, available from Buckhead GA to St. Augustine FL, help you build a strong, reliable wi-fi network.

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