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Apps designed to integrate with your electricity meter and help you save are just starting to hit the market. What’s available, and what’s on the horizon? Apps designed to integrate with your electricity meter and help you save are just starting to hit the market. What’s available, and what’s on the horizon? Smartphones are energy hogs. Just think about how much longer the battery in your cell phone from five years ago lasted as compared to your Android or iPhone’s battery now. But while smartphones quickly suck up battery power, they can make up for it in other ways—namely, by helping you save energy in other parts of your life. Welcome to the world of the energy app. At the moment, energy-saving apps are mostly geared towards high-end home energy management systems. The Control4 Mobile Navigator, for example, works with Control4’s home control systems, which can automate everything from lighting and shades to thermostats and sprinkler systems. Forgot to turn your lights off? You can do it from the office. Control4’s app simply extends the functionality of the brand’s touch screens, keypads, and remote controls by allowing home control from anywhere. Similar apps are available for Wiser Home Control and eQ-3 branded energy management systems. Do you have a rooftop solar array? SunPower’s Solar Electric Home Energy Management System lets you keep track of energy generated by SunPower-branded solar systems in real time. The app also offers information on the lifetime energy production of the panels, daily production, daily usage, and net energy use. If you’re lucky enough to have a smart meter installed in your home or apartment, the app options expand even more. Tendril Vantage Mobile allows select utility customers to monitor home energy use in real time, monitor dynamic price changes, and control smart meter-connected thermostats and appliances remotely. Utilities are getting in on the act, too—Irish utility company Bord Gáis Energy plans to release an iPhone app that offers detailed information about energy consumption and costs. Utility companies in other countries won’t be far behind. Don’t have a home energy management system, a solar system, or a smart energy meter? There are other energy-saving app options. Consider downloading the meter read iPhone app ($2.99), which allows you to read your old-fashioned energy meter using your phone. The app calculates energy usage to the millisecond, predicts 30-day usage based on history, and stores data for hundreds of meter readings. It can even tell you how much energy a single appliance is using—just read the meter with the device plugged in and then check it again when the appliance is unplugged. It’s a clunky way to track appliance usage, to be sure, but it’s nearly free. And this is just the beginning. App makers have barely scratched the surface of what handsets can do. That’s not surprising—a recent Pike Research study revealed that only 13 percent of consumers can imagine controlling household appliances via smartphone in the future. But that could quickly change. Pike also predicts that 28.1 million people will use home energy management systems worldwide by 2015. At the same time, the number of people with smart meter installations will also shoot up. And since smartphones probably aren’t going anywhere, it’s a safe bet to say that the future of home energy management lies at least partially in our cell phones. source http://techwhizandy..in/2014/12/in-future-you-will-use-your-phone-to.html |
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pls is there still a second list |
berem:the real Mr Stan and lalasticlala are both mods or have connection with a mod the way i see it |
gionee p4../I bought one for mine...the white one...and she likes it |
where is it |
I don't seem to understand what is happening any longer. lalasticlala and therealmrstan are always making front page....supermods. pls do your job. put only those topics that are sensible |
nice pics ![]() |
congratulations |
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swaggzo:no homo....just thought I should share what I heard |
for those that want to buy gionee m3.....an Indian that bought it said the performance of the phone is not good...even antutu benchmark is 18000 |
buy what you can afford...all those shouting HTC, Samsung.... u have the money...that's why....you expect me to buy a 512mb ram for the same price as a 1gb ram because of name. Op...if you don't have enough for samsung, check gionee m2 or any good phone within that range.. if you have more.. you can go for Lg bello at 29k |
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pls which is the best bugless ROM for p4 |
elijahdre pls hw much is gionee p4 |
pls how much is gionee p4 now in lagos |
pls how much is gionee p4 now |
therealesttin:na u comment come quote yourself again...u no get work? |
Guys, which of the following types of ladies will you prefer to marry? 1. Virgin but has bad characters 2. She has good characters, she is not a virgin but she is very dirty. 3. She is a single mother, educated, rude,disrespectful but very neat. 4. She is a virgin with good characters but she is an illiterate with body odour. 5. She is not a virgin, she has good characters but she has committed abortion five times for five different men. 6. She is educated, very neat, she is not a virgin but she has hot temper and gets angry easily. 7. She is a mother of two children, she is a divorcée but she is educated with good characters and she is very neat. PLEASE CHOOSE ONLY ONE!. |
Samfilo31:its working fine...add me on WhatsApp 08189715230...for further enquiries |
me fp |
GSMArenaNG:why u get problem like this? |
Talius:m2 is better than g2 |

