Buyer's Guide
What you should (and shouldn't) get your favorite technophile.
Smart Home Electricity Products
If you're a major geek, or if you are a huge fan of convenience, then you've already been looking into making your home into a smart home. Smart homes offer a slew of benefits, including better security, better convenience, and of course, the opportunity to save on your electric bills.
By James Lizowski8 years ago in 01
Google (Android) Vs. Apple (iOS)
One of the most controversial topics in today’s technological world, but two of the most amazing mobile operating systems that run on most phones you encounter. One focuses on creativity and fun, while the other focuses on security and simplicity. But, it really depends on the person. Let me give you my opinion on both, from past and present experiences.
By Joel Jerez8 years ago in 01
Must Have Thermostats for Smart Homes. Top Story - August 2017.
Thermostats are, in their own strange way, a key to your home's ability to comfort you. They keep you warm when it's winter, and cool when it's summer — and they give you that awesome feeling of being in control of your surroundings.
By James Lizowski8 years ago in 01
AI Devices for Your Smart Home
Back in the 1960s, many "house of the future" attractions in parks and fairs promised people that they would be able to order pizza by just talking to their house. It seemed so foreign, most people just never believed they'd see the day it'd happen.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart8 years ago in 01
Smart Devices to Improve Your Home
We all know about smart phones, computers, tablets, and watches, but there are hundreds of products out there that can further our adaption into this technology driven era. In fact, you can take almost any household item and find a smart device alternate. These products will help you get through your average day from the moment you wake up until you call it a night. Certain products will even continue helping you and your home as you are sound asleep. Whether it is simple tasks that you do not want to do or just might not have the time for in your busy schedule, these devices will save you that time by completing the job for you. Let's take a look at some of the best smart devices to improve your home for you and your families time and safety.
By Corey Gittleman9 years ago in 01
Budget Wireless Carrier Service
So you have a phone plan—more than likely a 2 year committed smartphone plan, which includes unlimited talking, texting, and up to 2-3 GB of data monthly, or, for an extra $50.00 a month unlimited data. You're probably spending somewhere between $76.00 (at minimum), if not, then well over $100.00. I've got news for you, you're probably spending way too much for services... At least, I found that was the case for me, having had an AT&T plan for over 6 years and getting an employee discount which knocked my bill down to at least $76.00 per month.
By Alex Holguin9 years ago in 01
Worst Tech Flops of All Time
The tech industry is one of the most profitable business sectors in history. Great inventions help both individuals and corporations become more productive, stay in touch with friends, and even take their fun to a new level. That's why so many people love watching videos on YouTube, posting to Facebook, or even chilling out with their PS4.
By Brayden Simmons9 years ago in 01
Tech Accessories That Every Nomad Needs To Have. Top Story - July 2017.
Digital nomads are people who travel the world, working remotely from computers. They may be Facebook marketers, digital entrepreneurs, or just computer programmers who want to travel the world. It's a glamorous lifestyle, filled with talented people. But, to be a successful digital nomad, you need more than talent.
By Richard Owens9 years ago in 01
Wearable Technology: The Good, The Bad, The (Literally) Ugly
If you look at almost any sci-fi film, you'll see instances in which people use wearable technology to do incredible things. Cyberpunk novels of the 80s and 90s lined the shelves, telling stories of people using their glasses to identify people and places around them.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart9 years ago in 01
