In the future it seems like every device we buy will be connected, enabling us to track and manage what’s going on in our homes and offices wherever we are. But those devices need a platform to easily ...

A while ago we caught wind of the Electric Imp, a very cool little device that packs an ARM microcontroller and a WiFi adapter into an SD card. We got our hands on an Imp last week, and now it’s time ...

Yesterday at Maker Faire Bay Area 2012 we visited the Electric Imp booth to chat with the startup's founders and get some hands-on time with the tiny wireless computer. What is the Electric Imp? It's ...

Los Altos-based start-up Electric Imp is looking to make putting the "things" into the Internet of Things both cheaper and simpler with Imp - a Wi-Fi equipped card designed to connect appliances to ...

Startup Electric Imp will begin selling developer kits for its Imp card, a Wi-Fi-enabled module designed to enable the internet of things. Startup Electric Imp will begin selling developer kits for ...

The Electric Imp, for those not in the know, is a little SD card-sized Wi-Fi device that can be hooked up to various types of electronic sensors. It can then connect electronic devices or other ...

*First comes a bunch of use-cases, like the doors that spam you with SMS messages and the fridge that nags you for milk – ideas as old as the "smart home," that have never worked for obvious ...

It's time to take a peek at some brand new use-cases for a company that's been brewing some magic for a bit over a year – Electric Imp, headed by CEO Hugo Fiennes, former Apple hardware team manager ...

[Credit: Electric Imp] Everything! Your blender, toaster, washing machine, light switch, and just about every electronic doo-hickey you have in your house could one day be connected to the Internet.

LOS ALTOS, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Electric Imp, a global platform provider for Internet of Things (IoT) secure connectivity and application middleware, today announced the release of impOS™ 36. The ...

Back when the Lockitron smartphone doorlock system crowdsourced its way to a few million bucks (after Kickstarter infamously told them to take a hike), there were all sorts of geeky questions that ...

When developing a network-enabled project with the ESP8266 or ESP32, the easiest way to handle WiFi credentials is to just hardcode the access point and encryption key into the program. But that means ...