Mark Lambert

5 smart home upgrades to help you sell your home

If you’re planning to sell your home, having a few smart features could sweeten the deal and make it that much easier to sell. Here’s our list of the five best smart upgrades to look into if you’re selling your home.

Encourage your Young Photographer without Breaking the Bank

Photography is a wonderful hobby, and it needn’t be just for the adults! Our 6-year-old is obsessed with taking photos and videos. She’ll fill up the memory of every photo-capturing device in our home if we give her half a chance.

Date night apps: Don’t head out for a night on the town without them

Going out for a night on the town is cool. Well, it can be. Is it just me or can it also be kind of hard work? I mean, it’s all well and dandy to put your fancy shoes on and head out into the big city, but without a plan of attack you could well end up sitting in Taco Bell at 9 pm with nothing more to show for your efforts than a tray of bean burritos and a heart filled with disappointment.

Best smart outdoor upgrades for Summer

If you’re interested in home comforts and cool gadgetry, it’s likely you’re well acquainted with some of the amazing new smart technologies which can make the inside of your home more comfortable, more fun and more secure.

Top 5 Ways a Smart(er) Home Can Save You Money

When looking at smart home technology it’s easy to focus on the upfront costs of getting all that cool technology installed. Don’t get us wrong, it’s sensible to think that way! Unless you’re a bajillionaire and money is no object, it’s good to have a budget and stick to it.

Solving The Data Problem

If you're having a conversation about human progress in storing and sharing information, a few high-water marks are likely to spring to mind.

Save your gadgets from Summer

There’s a lot to love about Summer. Blue skies, golden evenings and the complete absence of additional thermal under-garments are a siren call to all but the most indoorsy of nerds. The problem is, you may love Summer but your electronics absolutely do not.

Charging what you're worth: Lessons from a vacuum cleaner

Years ago, I owned a vacuum cleaner. To be clear, I didn’t buy it. Nor do I have any recollection of someone giving it to me. One day I looked in my closet and simply discovered it nonchalantly resting against a wall. It seemed rude to question its right to be there.

4 key continuous learning lessons from a cat

My cat is easily the most “together” person I’ve ever met. She’s always well-groomed. She’s rarely late. She’s religious about getting twelve hours of sleep every night, yet manages to maintain a peak level of fitness. Her persuasion skills are the stuff of legend. She’s also an expert in networking, forging lasting friendships while actively pursuing clearly defined life goals (bug-eating, mainly).

Tech Gifts Dad REALLY Wants for Father’s Day

A recent highly reputable scientific study found that every time you buy your dad a tie or cologne for Father’s Day, a small but irreplaceable part of his heart breaks just a little. That’s not fathers talking. That’s science.

Computer Repair

Do you look at your computer and sigh, remembering the golden days when you pressed the On switch and it just worked? Is your computer getting slow and sluggish in its old age? Or maybe you’re fed up with all that old, out-of-date software? What if we told you that Nerds On Call can help you with all these problems and more?

The Exciting Future of Brain Wearables and You

Will Neurotechnology Change How We Think?

Neuroscience and Marketing: How We Buy, Sell when Our Brains are on the Market

How Will Neurotechnology Impact Sports in the 22nd Century?

The Art of Thinking: Will Development of Neurotechnology Force Us Become Thought Diplomats

Surrogates are Closer than You Think

Neurocontrolled Devices on the Market: Technology Overview

Thoughts of the Future: How Ephemeral Becomes Solid

Free Your Mind with Neurotechnology: From Brain Meditation to Action Initiation

The Growing, Fascinating Field of “Neurorights”

How Does Black Mirror Reflect Our Thoughts on Neurotechnology and the Future?

The iPhone X has no buttons. But what if it were touchless?

Is There Anybody Else… in My Head? Security in Neurotech

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