Category: Product Review

Real estate is a magnet for three new emerging technologies: Virtual Augmented Reality (VR) Augmented Reality (AR), and most recently, a hybrid being called Mixed Reality (MR). All of these technologies are either impacting – or have the potential to dramatically impact – the real estate industry. Let’s take a look at what agents need

Real estate has become the number one industry in North America that uses drones for marketing purposes. And the numbers projecting the growth of the drone industry are staggering:   10 million drones were sold worldwide last year, that number is expected to nearly triple by 2021 Drone industry value was estimated at $3.3 billion

Imagine this. It’s the day before Christmas 2025 as you dash into the Amazon Mall for a last-minute gift. Pepper is there to greet you. Pepper immediately knows you are anxious. It patiently and calmly answers your questions, directing you to the right place for that perfect gift. Pepper saves your day and makes you

Today, the Smart Home has become (almost) plug-and-play. That’s a revolutionary development that real estate agents and brokers need to understand. Before Amazon’s Echo and Google’s Home, a Smart Home was almost always hard-wired. Features were built into the home during new construction. A single standard never emerged. It was arguably a fad that had

What can you buy for less than $15 at Amazon.com? Let’s take a look at some cool gifts and gadgets for agent offices, home and on the road. Some of these items might even make your Holiday “wish list.”   Cable Chord Organizer – $9.99: This weighted organizer sits in your desk and makes sure

The new iPhone X is building quite a buzz in real estate circles, in particular because of its Augmented Reality Kit. Some reviews have been so bold to call it “the future of the smartphone.” It’s not surprising because future technology always draws strong interest from brokers and agents. We saw this at the technology

Change is hard The first computer that I owned was a Microsoft Windows XP based desktop. Through years of schooling, it stood by my side outliving Vista (Pre Sp1) and ran smoothly all those years. My Computer stopped working after a reliable six years; it was time for an upgrade. When my only option was

Planning and implementing a backup solution for a home or business computer is, and should remain, a top priority.  Using backups on a regular basis is a part of responsible computer ownership.  Creating redundant copies of your data is the first thing to consider when working with any sensitive data you wish to keep for a