Summer is the prime time for road trips! If you’re looking for fun sights to see, cheap gas stations, or methods of splitting trip costs I have the apps for you. iOverlander iOverlander is the free app for everything. It features a database of places for camping, restaurants, hotels, mechanics, propane filling, and so much… Continue Reading
Category Archives: Technology
Retrain Your Brain: How to Cut Down on Technology Usage
We all know how important and beneficial technology is to our everyday lives. It’s great for literally everything- grocery lists, talking with friends, photos, games, work, you name it. But with a tool that is so broadly used, it can be hard sometimes to figure out where your limits are. How much technology is too… Continue Reading
Amazon Sidewalk: key things to know
On June 8, Amazon rolled out its new Sidewalk Wi-Fi sharing feature on all capable devices such as Echoes and Ring cameras and lights (note: eero devices are not Sidewalk capable). There are definitely things you should be aware of now that it’s live. What is Sidewalk? Basically, Sidewalk is going to create a giant,… Continue Reading
Sustainable homes and World Environment Day, June 5
If you’ve ever wondered what the future for sustainable homes would look like, check out the town of Taos, New Mexico, known as the home of the Earthships here in the United States. Earthships are the environmentalists’ dreams in the way that they are built and function. Designed by architect Michael Reynolds in the 1970s,… Continue Reading
Tips to boost your Wi-Fi signal
Is your internet is a little sluggish? Do speed tests show you are not getting the internet speed you expect? While it could be your internet connection, there might be some factors inside your home that can impact your internet speed. Here are some tips for boosting your Wi-Fi to provide faster internet speeds. Remember,… Continue Reading
FTC shares Census 2020 facts
The Federal Trade Commission is partnering with the U.S. Census Bureau to help you guard against potential census scams. Knowing how the 2020 Census process works, what information you will — and won’t — be asked for, and some red flags will help you spot and report scams. The Process In mid-March 2020, the Census Bureau will… Continue Reading
The latest tech trends at CES 2020
From artificial intelligence, to 5G, health and wellness, vehicle technology, to robotics, the CES® 2020 in Las Vegas is where the next generation of innovations will be introduced to the marketplace. It’s the world’s largest and most influential tech event. Whether you’re an innovative startup or an established global brand, CES Las Vegas is the… Continue Reading
How tech can help you keep your New Year’s Resolutions
We’ve all heard the old phrase “New Year, New Me.” While this philosophy still applies this year, 2020 marks a fantastic opportunity to start creating some great life habits that will bring lasting benefits for the rest of the decade—and beyond. With that being said, below are some common New Year’s resolutions, as well as… Continue Reading
6 tech gifts worth considering this season
BendBroadband is highlighting six cost effective tech gifts to make the 2019 holiday season one to remember! Gifts under $25 The inCharge Ultra Portable Charging Keychain Cable In search of the perfect stocking stuffer? Look no further than inCharge’s portable charging keychain cable. While portable power banks and cell phone cases with built-in battery packs… Continue Reading
How to boost your home Wi-Fi signal
Ever wonder why you experience faster Internet speeds on your tablet in the living room, but a short walk into the kitchen means slower speeds? Many people blame their Internet connection when in reality it’s probably your Wi-Fi. Here are some tips for boosting your home Wi-Fi. The location of your gateway is one factor… Continue Reading
