The AnkerWork S600 Uses AI to Block Background Noise, and It’s Not Just a Gimmick
With remote work now more normalized than ever, speakerphones like the AnkerWork S600 can be a solid way to improve the quality of audio calls no matter your environment. The S600, however, takes things a step further by adding AI to the mix, which picks up individual voices and blocks out unneeded noise. The S600 […]
These Are the Best Cardio Workouts
Cardio is incredibly important for all of us. It’s the bedrock of the physical activity guidelines for health, and if you already strength train, adding in cardio will make you healthier in general and better at the stuff in the gym that you care about. (And no, it won’t kill your gains.) So where should […]
Why the Radio Is Still Better Than the Spotify Algorithm
I still listen to radio at my desk, like an absolute freak. Yes, I know that streaming apps exist—I also use Spotify every day. Spotify is great for listening to entire albums, and even the occasional playlist. Where the service loses me, though, is when it tries to use my listening history to recommend more […]
Why OpenAI Replaced ChatGPT Plugins With GPTs
ChatGPT Plugins were a great addition to the ChatGPT Plus plan: They acted like browser extensions for ChatGPT, adding third-party functionality to the chatbot that OpenAI didn’t build in itself. Unfortunately for fans of these plugins, they’re now no longer available. OpenAI discontinued them back in April, informing users that existing conversations with plugins couldn’t […]
Make Apple Notes Better by Changing These Eight Settings
Apple Notes is a great app for jotting your thoughts down. It ships with your iPhone, reliably syncs across Apple devices, has great features like sharing, and best of all—it’s free. Even so, there are a number of easy ways to improve the app you might not know about. Not every note needs a title […]
The Seven Best Ways to Organize Notes in Google Keep
Notetaking Jedis know the power of organization. Creating a system for your Google Keep notes isn’t any different, even if the sticky notes app doesn’t have an obvious tier of folders and sub-folders. Google Keep is deliberately minimal, but there are enough tips and tricks you can combine to stop yourself from drowning in a […]
How to Outsmart Your Hotel Room TV and Use Its HDMI Ports for Anything You Want
Hotels can be stingy about what guests are allowed to do with their TVs. If you try to plug your own device into your room’s TV to watch your own content, odds are good that nothing will happen. Hotel TVs are usually plugged into external boxes that track the TVs’ activity and control which channels, […]
NAR apologized for its racist past in 2020. But what’s happened since?
Cultural economist Mike Green looks at the aftermath of NAR’s 2020 apology and what it would take to create a more equitable and inclusive housing market.
How buyer agents can level up amid commission uncertainty
Buyer’s agents have a critical responsibility to be the best they can be, new Inman contributor Filippo Incorvaia writes, as they navigate industry changes and the necessity of advocating for themselves early in the homebuying process.
Use auctions to reboot your listing (without a price drop)
Embrace the potential of auctions and understand how to navigate their benefits and risks effectively, new Inman contributor Chad Roffers writes. By doing so, you and your clients can tap into new opportunities and elevate your approach to listing properties.
Broker Spotlight: Chris Paoli, The Agency Steamboat Springs
Learn more about this managing partner of The Agency Steamboat Springs who also leads a top-producing, award-winning real estate team.
Latest iGuide update includes buyer lead capture
Imaging company Planitar released an update to its iGuide tour experience that encourages buyers to offer contact information and feedback.
HomeServices hit by buyer commission lawsuit in Florida
The class action lawsuit filed by plaintiff James Lutz alleges that HomeServices and other members of the National Association of Realtors fixed commissions, which misled buyers and resulted in buyers paying inflated home prices.
Bad at math? Let David Childers illuminate the latest data
Keeping Current Matters CEO David Childers and Jimmy Burgess discuss why a relevant market opinion based on facts, not fears, is key for educating consumers and navigating industry changes.
