Technology

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Smartphones in space: NASA life imitates Star Trek art

National Aeronautics and Space Administration is bringing to life in space a “tricorder” device similar to what futuristic Star Trek characters depend upon as much as we depend upon smartphones.

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Infographic: Go solar, save energy, increase home value, earn 200% return

The sun's rays can warm you all over - from your head to your toes and to your pocket book in between. Solar energy systems - typically solar panels

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Infographic: How home buyers use technology

When searching for a real estate agent, make sure he or she is tech savvy. You are. The point person in your quest for your dream home should be

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Realtor-complaints.com shuts down after realty trade associations investigate

Realtor-complaints.com is no longer offering a recently launched online service, purportedly for consumers to file reviews and complaints about real estate agents. An investigation by real estate trade association

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NAR: The Digital House Hunt

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS - The National Association of Realtors, in conjunction with Google.com, recently released "The Digital House Hunt: Consumer and Market Trends in Real Estate" to

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Where you are most likely to experience ‘connectile dysfunction’ and lose your grip on your iPhone

In an effort to sell you a protection plan for your iPhone, an electronics and appliance warranty provider scoped out where you are most likely to experience 'connectile

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African Americans, young adults, Latinos hot on smart phone browsing for housing

A growing number of consumers use the cell phone as their primary internet access tool and that means buying and selling homes is more and more often about

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Keeping up with the Jetsons to remain iffy into 2020

The jury is still out on just how "smart" homes will become by the end of the decade, but the consensus is for the home to remain, well,

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High on digital dopamine, perpetually plugged-in tech users are succumbing to a new mental illness

Where's a Terminator when you need one? The machines are taking over, but not how you might have imagined. Our always-on, tweeting-texting-posting-friending-connecting addiction is unplugging our brains. That's the gist the

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Technology, interior design symbiosis spawns ‘techorating’ trend

ARA Content - Some interior design trends are hard to understand. That jagged piece of cement that is supposedly a chair or headache-inducing paint color may look great

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Video-on-demand due as next frontier for Realtor.com’s listings

Remote controlled access to Realtor.com's listings is the next big thing on the menu for digital access to homes for sale. Later this year, the Realtor.com Channel will

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Infographic: Real estate agents and technology use

The real estate industry, once a technological laggard at the thought of providing easy public access to listings, is now, by some accounts, well ahead of the game,

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Infographic: MLSListings launches MLS Source mobile app for SF Bay Area buyers, sellers, real estate professionals

MLSLISTINGS.COM – Just in time for the spring home buying season, a new mobile real estate app is available for northern California home buyers and sellers – but

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Infographic: Mobile apps essential for real estate professionals, housing consumers

Email, a web site, a blog, and social networking accounts aren't enough for individual real estate professionals to attract the most tech-savvy buyers, sellers and renters. Consider adding an

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VaultPress saves DeadlineNews.Com’s assets after sticky mouse disaster

VAULTPRESS - Sunday March 11th, 2012 was like any other Sunday. Broderick Perkins was working on his website, DeadlineNews.Com. Then, disaster struck—Broderick’s sticky mouse button hit a ‘Reset Theme’

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Video: Hitler reacts to his newsroom getting iPhones

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Facebook red-faced, settles FTC consumer deception charges

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION - The social networking service Facebook has agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it deceived consumers by telling them they could keep their

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Power up your passwords with more protection against hackers

On your next double dinner date, look around the table. Three of you are vulnerable to hacker attacks because you didn't use much imagination creating online passwords. Consumer Reports

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Consumers becoming driving force behind consumer technology trends

VERIZON - In 2012, technology will continue to make consumers' lives easier and more productive – at home and at work. And consumers themselves will be a major

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Magazines are broken iPads

Our minds are coded early in life. Technology is changing how they are coded, especially among the youngest generation. See what happens when a techno-baby attempts to connect

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