Giving My New House an Education, Part Three: Usability
In Part Two of this series, I shared the trials, tribulations, and hard-won successes of installing various connected home components in my new house. Today, we’re going to talk about usability – actually using those items in practice and not
Giving My New House an Education, Part Two: Installation
In Part One of this series, I introduced my adventures in homeownership as I planned to outfit my 1940s-era house with the latest in smart home technology. Today, I’m going to tell you about my installation experience – and the
Giving My New House An Education
Giving My New House An Education By Dan Ward I moved into a new house a few months ago, and during that process, I decided that this was a great time to really dig into connected home options. As it turns out,
What We’ve Learned: The Detroit Labs Apprentice Program
By Erika Carlson In 2011, our co-founders had a wild idea to create a company where people would actually want to work. The goals were pretty simple: build high quality software, have the freedom to learn, teach, and explore new technology,
LA Times: Will the iPhone 7 spark sales like its predecessors? Apple investors sure hope so
By Tracey Lien Originally posted in the Los Angeles Times There’s nothing a new iPhone can’t fix. At least that’s been true in the past for Apple Inc., which has for years used its marquee product to smash