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Gizmo Guru Carley Knobloch Wants You to Smarten up Your Home
Blogger and TV personality Carley Knobloch is here to help you create your own smart home on any budget and hook even the most tech-challenged among us.
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Tamera Mowry-Housley on How Smart Homes Are Changing Family Life for the Better
Smart home technology may be daunting for many families, but actress Tamera Mowry-Housley says the investment makes family life easier and safer.
The Future of Homes Is Smart — and Energy Efficient
Energy-saving technologies are becoming the standard in new construction, but those same technologies can make your current home just as efficient.
How Smart Home Technology Can Help You Prevent Water Damage
A simple leak can cause major damage to your home and possessions, but these smart home technologies can detect and stop leaks in their tracks.
Inside the Tech That Gives the Golden State Warriors an Edge
The Golden State Warriors have appeared in the past 5 NBA finals and won 3 of them. Kirk Lacob, breaks down how the team has benefitted from new tech.
Beef Brisket with Bourbon and Bacon Peach Glaze
This brisket recipe with a sweet and savory bourbon peach glaze cooks over night in a sous vide water bath and promises to deliver an explosion of flavor.
This “Top Chef” Wants to Make Your Kitchen Connected
Chris Cosentino recognized the advantages of a connected kitchen long ago. Now he’s helping you get “smart” in the kitchen with his new app “SideChef.”
How a Policy Can Help Create a Zero-Carbon Future
Eric Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles., has created initiatives that support renewable energy, electric vehicles, and other sustainable practices. He offered his advice on how and why other cities should do the same.
How Idaho National Laboratory is Helping to Serve Globally Challenging Problems
Natural catastrophes prompted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to rank 2017 as the most expensive year on record for U.S. disasters with more than $306 billion in total damage
The Host of “Income Property” Wants to Help You Go Green on Your Next Project
Scott McGillivray, who hosts “Income Property” on HGTV and DIY Network, has made significant strides toward eco-friendly building since starting his career.