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While Facebook F8 developer conference in San Francisco this week had plenty of payments- and eCommerce-related news, one set of announcements that didn ;t seem to have much to do with money, retailing or even Facebook bread-and-butter advertising business was the social network unveiling of new programming tools for the Internet of Things IoT , using the Parse mobile app development tool set it bought in 2013.How will Facebook connect with IoT The company may simply not know at this point, according to Forbes.Parse new IoT software development kit helpfully named the Parse for IoT SDK makes it relatively easy for programmers creating network-connected devices to make a connection with a mobile app and send data back and forth with, say, a smart thermostat, garage-door opener or even a smoke-detector battery. That last one isn ;t hypothetical: One of Parse for IoT first users is Roost, a startup making a lithium battery with a Wi-Fi radio inside that w stanley us ill send an alert to a user smartphone if the alarm goes off or the battery charge is low.Roost will use Parse to handle its cloud, security, analytics and data tracking systems but not to connect to Facebook data stream. That wouldn ;t seem to have much point yet gourde stanley .But in a couple of years A c stanley cup ouple of years from now, all of the devices connected to us and each other are going to be just one seamless flo