Tech Five: Intel joins 'Internet of things' movement

Intel is making a giant push into the "Internet of things." Let's take a look at the tech stocks to watch Wednesday:

Intel. The chip maker unveiled its IoT platform designed to provide an Internet connection to every day items. The company plans on partnering with several companies including Accenture and Dell to build out the platform's ecosystem.

Broadcom. Shares of the semiconductor company are down 1.2% in pre-market trading after raising its revenue guidance for the fourth quarter. CNBC reports the company also announced a $1 billion stock buyback.

T-Mobile. The wireless carrier is offering a new unlimited family plan promotion that offers two lines for $100 a month. It's also bringing back a promotion offering four lines with 10 GB of data for $100.

Google. The tech giant has upgraded Hangouts to make them smarter and faster. Video calls will include special filters, as well as one-tap suggestions for conversations.

Amazon. Shoppers of the online marketplace will be able to haggle for prices. Items eligible for the option will feature a "Make An Offer" button.

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