Make sure your kitchen gadgets are plentiful.

But the onsite manager is like inspector gadget and nosy with going around all day long.

I'm considering it @Andy Robison that's the developers price, when the wearable gadget arrives on the consumer market it could cost in my opinion less than $400Note: I am not trying to promote Google Glasses, just wondering how to use it in real estate in an effective way.

A friend of mine just changed provider to get a new iPhone on a contract, and I'm actually not impressed - it looks really nice, but for usability I actually prefer my XDA (although that could be something to do with spending a year picking out the perfect apps and customising my install of Windows Mobile).If you want 'the gadget', and like to look cool, I agree the iPhone is far sexier than my brick, though :)

Here is why I would say a loud resounding "NO"It doesn't matter what new gadgets come out, and pretty much everyone has the "new shiny object" syndrome.

this is just one of many articles if you care to research yourself https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/01/shootout-r...

Josh,This is a feature that many have been longing for, so thanks for getting it out there.So, when creating a new thread or a reply to an existing thread, I presume there will be some extra gadget to exercise this feature.

Must secure it or hide it so it doesn't get stolen, but it is amazing what activity you can pick up on with this simple gadget.

So, I am looking for any and all of the newest tricks, gadgets, or systems that people have used and are working well to better "green" their properties.

As soon as any other CRM out there integrates email into their system, I'll probably switch because a lot of other systems have better gadgets.