Set top software company Wyplay has added Sigfox’s low-power, long-range Internet of Things (IoT) networking protocol to its Frog set top software platform. The two French companies say this will bring interactivity to millions of set tops that are not otherwise internet connected, and will be showing it off at CES. The tradeoff for Sigfox’s low-power and long range is seen in its data rate. Sigfox operates using what it calls ultra-narrowband (UNB) technology, in the unlicensed ISM bands of 868MHz in Europe and 902-928MHz in the US. What it gains in efficiency and range, Sigfox lacks in bandwidth. Its current maximum data rate in Europe is 100 bits per second, and 600bps in the US – thousands of times…