Technology for Real Estate
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MapQuest has released a route planner that will optimize a route for up to 25 addresses. You can even view and edit your map on your iPhone.
Need directions for a trip with multiple stops or are you simply looking for the ideal road trip planner? You have found it with the MapQuest Route Planner, which [...]
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Google has unveiled their Google Cloud Print that will enable you to print to ANY printer that is connected to the internet from ANY computer.
Our goal is to build a printing experience that enables any app (web, desktop, or mobile) on any device to print to any printer anywhere in the world.
According to Google, the cloud [...]
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Boxcar is a free iPhone / iPad app that sends free push notification to your iPhone or iPad for services like Twitter, Facebook, email and RSS feeds.
Boxcar is a great way to be notified when someone sends you a tweet, retweets you, or sends you a direct message on Twitter. You are on Twitter right?
Here [...]
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AT&T has announced a new pricing plan for the iPhone that includes the ability to tether. Above photo by BryanMcDee.
What does this mean for the mobile real estate professional? It means you might not ever be without an internet connection.
There are two pricing plans, a DataPro plan that gives you 2GB of data and a [...]
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Do you have a bunch of devices that charge via USB: an iPhone, iPod, Blackberry, Bluetooth headset, or a digital camera? All of these will charge while hooked up to your desktop or laptop, but if you have a limited number of USB ports you need to use an adaptor in order to charge them [...]
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Are you still not sure if you should use Twitter? Have you joined only to quit shortly after? I bet you have a Facebook account. Would you enjoy using Facebook if you never added any friends, never uploaded any photos, and never commented on anyone’s status? Probably not.
Twitter is what you make it. There is [...]
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The internet and TV are quickly becoming one. You can download movies from Amazon to your DVR, stream NetFlix on your Wii, and connect your computer to your TV so you can watch Hulu or Boxee on the big screen. Pretty soon you won’t have to decide if you want to watch TV on your [...]
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It is becoming increasingly important to be able to access your data and files from anywhere. One solution is to sync all of you files to all of your devices (desktop, laptops, smartphone, tablet, and even an iPad. Unfortunately all of these devices have a limited amount of internal storage.
ZumoDrive can help solve this problem.
Zumodrive [...]
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Google Maps has started to integrate plat maps into their maps. This is an exciting feature because this will anyone to find the approximate location of the property lines for a house.
Click HERE if you can not see the embedded video above.
This is an exciting feature that can help anyone interested in buying or selling [...]
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LinkedIn announced a new feature that allows individuals to follow a company.
Why would I want to follow a company on LinkedIn when I already follow them on Twitter, subscribe to their blog, and am their fan on Facebook?
Instead of receiving status updates from the companies you follow, you will instead get information such as recent [...]
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