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2014 has been a year of incredible innovation for the connected home. With lower hardware prices, increased bandwidth availability, abundance of cloud capacity, incredible sensor miniaturization, advances in wireless standards and an abundance of mobile devices and interfaces, the foundation is being laid for the Jetsons-style vision of the home.

Here are the trends weve seen in 2014 and what we could expect in 2015.

2014 saw an explosion of Do-It-Yourself (DIY) home devices in a wide range of categories, including hub-based systems, point solutions, DIY kits and self-install traditional home security. Strategy Analytics predicts that 2014 smart home systems and services will ring up sales of $18 billion in the U.S. and could more than double to $39 billion by 2019. While some of that growth resulted in consumer confusion, these initial vendors and early adopters have certainly proven the large connected home opportunity and that consumers want more.

Most new 2014 devices fall into the point solutions category, primarily focused on one narrow set of highly related use-cases. They range in everything from thermostats, doorbells and ceiling fans to slow cookers and irrigation controllers. Crowdfunding sites like Indiegogo played a major role in helping drive funding for connected home devices and startups. Most of these offerings are standalone point solutions and generally not interoperable with other connected home devices or platforms although many aspire to be and overtly share future plans to do so.

The most popular and successful 2014 connected home products from major retailers like Best Buy and Amazon.com highlighted the most sought-after feature set: home security, safety and peace of mind. Even popular non-security home automation products deliver some level of security and peace of mind. Features such as cameras, motion detection, intrusion notification, temperature monitoring, and in-home siren are all highly desired.

In Icontrols 2014 State of the Smart Home Report, 90% of respondents stated that personal and family security is one of the most important reasons for using a connected home system. Home automation and cost savings are also important, but they are a lower priority relative to personal and family security. One could contend that end users are still learning about the value of home automation, and conversely todays home automation products do not deliver enough value and convenience.

Consumers, especially in younger generations, expect mobile apps, security cameras, and mobile notification features with their home security systems. Older generations and the non-do-it-yourselfers have a hard time with installation and maintenance of DIY connected home solutions. The combination of needs from both the young and old are creating a favorable environment for strong sustained growth in the Do-It-For-Me (DIFM) interactive security and connected home space.

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There are no leads or suspects for a shooting outside of Vice President Joe Bidens Delaware home on Saturday night, since security cameras around the house was unable to capture any footage.

The already-unreliable security system had cameras aimed at areas adjacent to the house, but not at the main road a car was heard speeding from after four to six shots were fired, government officials said. Biden and his wife Jill were in Delaware over the weekend, but not at home at the time of the shooting.

The security system in Bidens home had been questionable in the past, with false alarms and incorrect data sometimes causing the Secret Service to turn it off until it was repaired last November. However, no specific details have been disclosed by the Secret Service.

As a practice the Secret Service does not discuss the condition, number or locations of cameras and alarms at facilities we protect since this is the type of information our adversaries desire, Secret Service spokesman Edwin Donovan told the Washington Post.

On the night of the incident in Delaware, the appropriate security measures were in place and fully functioning.

According to the Post, more security measures will be put in place in wake of the shooting.

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Security cameras outside Vice President Joe Biden's Delaware home did not record a gunman who opened fire near the house Saturday night, a Secret Service official confirmed to NBC News on Tuesday.

The details were first reported by The Washington Post on Tuesday. The Secret Service has said that a vehicle drove by Biden's home the vice president and his wife, Jill, were not home at the time and that several shots were heard before the vehicle left "at a high rate of speed." The paper reported that the security system at the home had been so problematic in the past, at times generating false alarms, that the Secret Service turned it off for months last year.

Secret Service spokesman Brain Leary declined to discuss details of the security system or Saturday's incident. "As a practice the Secret Service does not discuss the condition, number or locations of cameras and alarms at facilities we protect since this is the type of information our adversaries desire," Leary said in a statement to NBC News. "On the night of the incident in Delaware, the appropriate security measures were in place and fully functioning."

The shots were heard shortly before 9 p.m. Saturday, the Secret Service has said. It is unclear whether the house was struck by gunfire. U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, on Tuesday sent a letter to Joseph Clancy, acting director of the Secret Service, asking for more information. The letter refers to a 2011 incident in which shots were fired at the White House. The Secret Service came under criticism for its handling of that incident, which went unnoticed for four days until the damage was discovered.

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Jan. 18, 2015: A security official stands at the end of the driveway leading to Vice President Joe Biden's home in Greenville, Del. Multiple gunshots were fired from a vehicle near Biden's Delaware home Saturday night, the U.S. Secret Service said Sunday. (AP Photo/The News Journal, Kyle Grantham)

Authorities investigating a shooting incident near the Delaware home of Vice President Joe Biden over the weekend say they have no leads or suspects because the property's surveillance cameras don't overlook the road where the shooting took place, according to a published report.

The Washington Post reported late Tuesday that the cameras are aimed at areas are adjacent to the home, but don't cover the area where Secret Service agents and neighbors heard a car speed away after four to six shots were fired Saturday night. Biden and his wife were not home at the time.

The Post also reports that the Biden home's security system has a long track record of unreliability, including several false alarms. At one point, according to the paper, the Secret Service turned the system off for several months last year.

In the wake of Saturday's incident, the Post reports that the Secret Service is proposing adding new cameras that would overlook more far-reaching areas of the property, including the main road. Secret Service spokesman Edwin Donovan did not elaborate on the Vice President's security arrangements, but told the Post, "On the night of the incident in Delaware, the appropriate security measures were in place and fully functioning."

The Secret Service has come under scrutiny in recent weeks for a series of security breaches at the White House, most notably a botched response to a 2011 shooting during which a bullet hit the Executive Mansion while President Obama and his wife were away.

Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, the chair of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, told the Post Tuesday that he had sent a letter to Secret Service Acting Director Joe Clancy asking to view the footage from the security cameras.

"It took so long to get details of the 2011 shooting, Chaffetz told the paper. "Let's learn from that and learn immediately what happened here."

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