Everything You Need to Know About the Fitbit Charge 6
One of Fitbit’s most popular models, the Charge, has a new version out: the Charge 6. It has Google Maps, Google Wallet, and YouTube Music controls built in, along with heart rate sensing that the company says is its most accurate to date. You can preorder it now for $159.95, only about $10 more than […]
Simple-sizing’s on the rise: 3 things buyers want in their next home
New Inman contributor Nick Boniakowski digs into the latest research on buyer desires to find out how to meet the needs of more intentional home searches.
Here’s what differentiates teams that win from everyone else
If you want your tech to work for your team, you need to think through the process of implementing it and making it stick. Tech CEO Sheila Reddy offers a three-point strategy for making team tech fulfill its promises.
Over 50% of transactions are at risk for fraud. Here’s how to fight back
According to new Inman contributor and attorney Renée Hunter, from cybercriminals to family members, property fraud of all kinds is on the rise. Find out what practical steps you and your professional network can take to put a stop to it.
How you can fight the ‘hidden dangers’ of unmanaged stress
No matter how much you love your job, stress can keep you from maximizing your opportunities while it undermines your performance. Broker Eric Bramlett guides you through implementing stress reduction into your everyday life.
Getting your real estate license? It’s way easier with a friend
What if you could have a partner who helps you study and keeps you accountable? Contributor Tina Lapp enumerates the reasons it’s easier (and more fun) to get your license with a friend
Oldest US community bank to pay $9M to settle redlining allegations
Washington Trust “vehemently” denies the allegations but joins a long list of lenders who have coughed up $98 million in settlements since the DoJ launched an anti-redlining initiative in 2021.
Volunteer leaders, bankruptcy, good advice: Inman’s Top 5
With Inman Top 5, you’ll find the most essential stories, chosen by our readers. Here are the most-read stores of Sept. 23-28, 2023.
Canada’s version of the bombshell commission lawsuit gets serious
A judge struck down claims that defendants conspired to “fix,” “maintain” and “increase” prices for buyer brokerage services, but allowed claims they sought to “control” prices to proceed.
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my: The Download
This week: There are some bad actors out there. It’s up to you to protect yourself and your clients from fraudsters, scammers and cybercriminals.
Hollywood’s top 35 luxury real estate agents, revealed
It takes a highly qualified real estate agent to perform at the level that some of the world’s wealthiest celebrities demand. Here are the top ones serving Hollywood, according to “The Hollywood Reporter.”
Every Thanksgiving Recipe You Can Microwave (and Those You Can’t)
Choreographing a lavish Thanksgiving meal is a high-pressure project to say the least, and when you’re juggling a dozen-odd dishes, every square inch of stove and oven space is precious real estate. A microwave oven can streamline even the most ambitious prep schedule, as long as you make good choices—some recipes… Read more…
You Can Actually Trigger Two Shortcuts With the iPhone 15 Pro’s Action Button
The iPhone 15 Pro’s Action Button is a game-changer. With it, you can quickly launch features like the camera and flashlight, or, if you’re really creative, a host of useful shortcuts and automations. But what’s better than assigning one shortcut to the Action Button? Assigning two shortcuts to the Action Button. Read more…
You Can Finally Preorder Raspberry Pi 5
From the beginning, Raspberry Pi’s mission has been to offer capable computers to beginners and experts alike, at a remarkably affordable price. That doesn’t change with the company’s latest device. Yes, after years of processor shortages and supply chain disruption, the Raspberry 5 is nearly here, and you can… Read more…
Cling to That Summer Feeling With This Lemon Stick ‘Drink’
Summer ended abruptly this year. One minute, I was sweating profusely, hiding from the sun indoors, and the next thing I knew, I was bundling myself in blankets, hiding from the rain indoors. I wasn’t done with summer, but summer was done with me. As a result, I’ve found myself clinging to sunny-weather things, like… […]
