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According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average household spends over $2,200 a year on energy bills. Nearly half that goes to heating and cooling costs. Utilizing a programmable “smart” thermostat can take a bite out of that.
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Google’s driverless car – a daydream that is moving (slowly) our way
Recently I met a car dealership owner and, during our brief conversation, I asked what he thought about self-driving cars and if he thought they’d take off here in the U..S.
Surprisingly, his response was “they’ll need to get the legislation passed first.”
Filed under: Technology | Tagged: autonomous driving, car dealership, daydream, driverless car, Google, Google driverless car, Google's driverless car, innovative technology, Nissan-Renault Alliance, self-driving cars, United Nations | Leave a comment »
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