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Twitter supposedly used to control house lights

Posted by Darren Murph in BLOGROLL, MEDIA

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We’ll preface this by saying this whole thing could be one giant hoax, but it’s most certainly within the realm of possibility. We’re told it’s a mixture of Insteon, SMS and Twitter, all of which are utilized in order to give one particular homeowner the ability to activate / turn off lights remotely by sending a specific message to the latter. If you’re interest is unquestionably piqued, click on through to check out the video — ’tis a shame there’s no how-to guide to be found.

[Via Digital Tech News]

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