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Limited third-party integrations With the Ezviz T30-10B Smart Plug ($19.99), you can turn ordinary electronics into smart home devices that you can control with your phone or with your voice. This slim single-outlet smart plug won't block access to a second receptacle and is easy to install. It also supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant voice control and can tell you how much power you're using. That said, it costs more than twice as much as our more versatile Editors’ Choice award winner, the Wyze Plug, which comes in a pack of two for $14.99. A Slim Design Intended for indoor use, th...

/PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power reminds customers that even if they do not change their thermostats, colder weather could result in more energy use. During cold...

Georgia Power distributes 8,000 energy efficiency kits and 150,000 LED light bulbs across state Resources to help income-qualified customers save money and make homes more efficient this winter News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, Dec. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power today announced a recent distribution of 8,000 energy efficiency kits from the company's Energy Efficiency Program to income-qualified customers across the state. The company also announced a distribution of nearly 150,000 ENERGY STAR® LEDs through partnering food bank facilities. The energy e...

Windows 10 Will Soon Allow You to Delete Snipping Tool Dec 15, 2020 16:42 EST Microsoft continues to remove older programs and apps from its Windows ecosystem, with the Snipping Tool being the recent victim of this removal process. The company had introduced Snip & Sketch, but Snipping Tool continues to be shipped with the modern versions of the operating system. With last week's Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21277 for Dev Channel, the company confirmed that Insiders will now be able to uninstall the Snipping Tool. Windows 10 will allow you to reinstall it via the Optional Features pa...

Microsoft releases experimental Windows 10 Build 21277 with new emoji and x64 emulation on ARM PCs From now, Windows 10 Insiders on the Dev Channel currently have the choice of installing preview builds from the FE_RELEASE or RS_PRERELEASE branches. By default, Insiders will get flights like new Build 20277 from the FE_RELEASE branch, but you can switch to RS_PRERELEASE if you’re feeling more adventurous. To get the alternative download, Build 21277, you will have to actively choose to download it via Windows Update. Be warned though, once you’ve switched to RS_PRERELEASE you won’t be a...