Every day, a new Internet-connected gadget hits the market, promising to make everyone’s lives incrementally more convenient. Devices like Fitbit and Sen.se Mother help monitor your health. Trackdot and Bikn let you track your possessions through GPS. Delphi Connect, Nest, SkyBell and LIFX all make it possible to control home appliances from anywhere. By 2020, Gartner forecasts that there will be more than 25 billion of these “things” connected to the Internet. And every day, consumers are demanding more from these things: more features, more interconnectivity, more convenience.