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The Real Problem with Programmable Thermostats

Apr 13, 2012 | No Comments

Guest post by Dave Oberholzer of Earth Networks: Even in this technology-obsessed age, there is still something imposing about programming your thermostat. Not unlike those blinking VCR clocks that plagued us before DVDs and DVRs and atomic clocks came along, thermostats can be baffling in ways that your smart phone is not. Take, for example, a [...]

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WeatherBug 2.0 Windows Phone 7.5

Mar 27, 2012 | No Comments

Earth Networks recently released a brand new refresh of their WeatherBug application for Windows 7. The main goal for this release was to take the existing application, rebuild it from the ground up and make it better than ever. Dubbed WeatherBug 2.0, this new release allows Windows Phone 7.5 users to enjoy the following great [...]

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WeatherBug For The iPhone 2.0

Feb 16, 2012 | No Comments

After much anticipation, the new WeatherBug applications for the Apple iPhone have been rebuilt from head to toe. The features offered, mirror the functionality provided previously. Only this time, you’ll find that WeatherBug for the iPhone uses less power and is much faster than in releases past and offers a brand new layout. The current [...]

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WeatherBug For Your Favorite Browser

Jan 7, 2012 | No Comments

These days, you can find WeatherBug just about everywhere. And for mobile users, WeatherBug has apps for just about any mobile platform that you can think of. It’s one area among many where the WeatherBug brand has done wonders thanks to Earth Networks. But for those of us that spend more time in front of [...]