@MyToaster introduced the world to the idea of social appliances. This Internet of Things device led to the creation of ThingSpeak – a service created
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CheerLights with LIFX Wi-Fi Light Bulbs
My mom asked me to setup a CheerLights lamp in their living room to stay connected with me. I was thrilled that she asked me
Read moreSend Your Windows Server’s Disk Free Space to ThingSpeak Using PowerShell
I manage a lot of servers. One of the things that I am always curious about is how much disk space is left on my
Read moreInternet of Things Pittsburgh Kicks Off on the Global Internet of Things Day April 9th
I have started a new Meetup — Internet of Things Pittsburgh (#iotpgh) — this meetup is open to all steel city innovators looks to explore
Read moreCheerLights is Back for the Holidays
For the third holiday season in a row, the CheerLights project is gearing up. The idea behind CheerLights is to show that we are all connected
Read moreUn grille-pain high tech qui envoie des tweets
More hot toaster action on Presse Citron… Aux Etats-Unis, un petit génie a eu l’idée de lier son grille-pain à un compte Twitter pour que
Read moreBoston.com: This high-tech toaster can Tweet
Boston.com says, “This high-tech toaster can Tweet”. A Pittsburgh man has wired up his toaster to his Twitter so that the appliance automatically tweets “Toasting” and “Done
Read moreMyToaster: 13 Coolest Inanimate Objects You Can Follow on Twitter
@MyToaster comes in at Number 4 for the “13 Coolest Inanimate Objects You Can Follow on Twitter”. The upgraded toaster is powered by the ioBridge IO-201 and ThingSpeak.
Read moreThingSpeak Channels
Once you have signed up and signed into ThingSpeak, you start by creating a ThingSpeak Channel. A channel is where you send your data to store.
Read moreLas 10 cuentas de Twitter más divertidas y absurdas
What do the Big Ben Clock, MyToaster, and T-800 have in common? They all use Twitter (and are completely absurd)! Check out this article on ABC.es.
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