Following the news two weeks ago that the ULE Alliance would move to support the AllSeen Alliance’s AllJoyn framework, we made sure to pay the two a visit at IFA. The move adds a very capable PHY layer to the AllJoyn stack, which was recently boosted by Microsoft’s decision to add the AllJoyn stack and software to Windows 10, with Microsoft also donating its Z-Wave bridge to the Alliance’s work. It looks like AllJoyn is taking the lead, with its main rival, the Open Interconnect Consortium and its IoTivity framework, only due to shortly release its spec to the public – while AllJoyn has already been deployed on some 100m devices. At the AllSeen booth, Qualcomm was on hand to…