Calling or texting someone might seem like a minor infraction, but an increasing number of Florida brokers are facing lawsuits from disgruntled consumers thanks, in part, to certain law firms, … Continue reading →

An iPhone is basically just a computer that fits in your pocket – and in many ways, it’s even better than a computer. The iPhone is more portable than a … Continue reading →

To most people, virtual reality is synonymous with a cool but unessential toy – the domain of video games, sci-fi movies and pop entertainments such as “Ready Player One.” But … Continue reading →

The National Association of Realtors®‘ (NAR) strategic investment arm, Second Century Ventures, announced seven organizations chosen for the 2017 class of REach®, its growth technology accelerator program. The seven products, … Continue reading →

In life, sometimes things are simpler than they seem, and the same is true for tech. You might think your smartphone, flashy HDTV or computer is as good as it … Continue reading →

Regardless of whether or not real estate agents want to be on Snapchat, that’s where the consumers, a.k.a. potential homebuyers, are hanging out. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England and Westchester … Continue reading →

Cameras in our homes have gone from the exclusive preserve of those with Picassos and Monets hanging in the hallway to an inexpensive option for anybody to build a simple … Continue reading →

The growing number of smart-home devices has created security concerns. The devices are particularly vulnerable to hackers who use them to break into homeowners’ private networks. They also create new … Continue reading →

Real estate is a business on the go, and many Realtors rely on voice-activated, hands-free car systems that allow them to keep in touch with clients while on the road. … Continue reading →

It’s been one year since Beverly Carter was found murdered after showing a supposed buyer a vacant bank-owned property in rural Scott, Ark. To honor her memory, a friend of … Continue reading →