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On this episode of Investor Connect, Hall welcomes Adam Spector, Co-founder, and COO of AbstractOps. Located in San Francisco, CA, AbstractOps automates all the key aspects of running a startup. This includes covering the Human Resources (HR) function, documents & contracts, financial (such as payments, taxes, and accounting), and compliance/regulatory. AbstractOps combines everything into a single platform tied to the best 3rd party software platforms in the world (such as Gusto, Carta, Quickbooks, and more), which means that with a single click of a button, a user can now automate processes end-to-end that would otherwise take dozens of steps. Adam Spector is a 3x founder, angel investor in a dozen unicorns, and a GP in a VC fund.  Prior to his current company, he worked in product at Twitter with a focus on APIs. His prior startup, LiftIgniter, was a machine learning personalization company acquired by Maven. He also led sales & GTM activity at Datalogue, an ETL machine learning business acquired by Nike.  He has focused his investing activities on game-changing startups with driven, dedicated founders. Some of his best investments to date include: BetterUp (executive coaching), Human Interest (401ks), Diamond Foundry (synthetic diamonds), Checkr (background checks), Zoox (self-driving cars), Relativity Space (3d printed rockets), PayJoy (loans), Ginkgo Bioworks, Jet.com, Blockfi, August Smart Lock, Certn, Boom Supersonic, On Deck, Equi, Placer.ai, Inversion Space, Attentive and many others. With his team member, Adam is the General Partner of the Operator Fund, which invests in early-stage startups with a relationship to AbstractOps.  Adam advises startups and investors and discusses the state of startup investing.  Visit AbstractOps at ; ; . Reach out to Adam at: ; ; ; . _______________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at:    Check out our other podcasts here:   For Investors check out:   For Startups check out:   For eGuides check out:   For upcoming Events, check out    For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group    Please , share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of .

This is The HomeKit Show which is originally featured in video format on YouTube. Listen to find out the week in review in the world of HomeKit and all the insights.This week we talk about the August smart lock, Brilliant HomeKit Support and HomeKit Reviews arriving this month.Don't forget to check out our YouTube version by searching for the "The HomeKit Show" in your favourite search engine.

Have no idea what our title means? Listen in and you’ll find out. This week we go long-form as we discuss our favorite things from 2019. Favorite products, movies, tv shows, streaming services, kids toys, books, podcasts and a whole lot more. Long episode. Short description. Episode 16 of Dad Chat. As always, please send your thoughts, love and hate mail, and articles you want discussed on the next episode of Dad Chat by sending an email to greg@ambitious.com or sending a text to 321.351.3363Don’t forget to subscribe, and please screenshot this episode and share it on social media. We’re here to make a difference and the more dads we reach the better…help us give today’s modern entrepreneurial dads a voice to help them take over the world and still get home in time for dinner. #dadchat http://Instagram.com/gregrolletthttps://instagram.com/msgfarb

Welcome to Episode 37 of the snobOS Podcast!Intro: We talk our weekly rundown and weekend plans.The Lowdown: We talk new Apple updates and updates preparing for AppleCard.2nd String: We talk Google Street View cars caught grabbing more than streets , food delivery companies stealing driver's tips, and Equifax might owe you some money.For the Culture: We talk hair bonnet appropriation.The Hookup: How to get played by a kid with August Smart Lock and Keypad.Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google PodcastsEmail: snobOScast@gmail.comFollow snobOS Podcast @snobOScastFollow Nica Montford @TechSavvyDivaFollow Terrance Gaines @BrothaTechDownload, rate & review on Apple Google & SpotifyEngage on social @snobOScastLeave comments and suggestionsWeb: snobOScast.comEmail: snobOScast@gmail.com

Jefferson Graham has joined the 21st century and gone keyless, by putting the August Smart Lock Pro on his frontdoor, and opening up via an app. He reports on the installation, and use of the product on TalkingTech.

Smart home features can save you money on bills, ensure the security of your home, and make life easier for you. Here are five examples of smart tech that are popular today.Looking to buy a Home in Northeast Ohio? Search all Northeast Ohio homes for sale.Selling Your Home in Northeast Ohio? Use our home evaluation tool.Smart technology is becoming increasingly popular in the market. These high-tech items can attract buyers, boost your home’s value, and just make your home more convenient for you and your family. Today I’ll share five examples of smart home features you might consider installing in your own home.1. Smart thermostats ($180 to $250). This is one of the most popular smart home features that people in the market are installing in their homes. When you leave the house, your smart thermostat will automatically adjust your temperature to your specifications, allowing you to be energy efficient in your practices and to keep your bill down. Popular brands of smart thermostats include Ecobee, Nest, and Honeywell. The cost is worth it, though; this technology can save you as much as $250 annually on your energy bill.2. Smart door locks ($200 to $250). When you leave your house, a smart lock can automatically lock the door behind you, which can keep you from worrying about whether or not your house is secure. What’s more, if you have friends, family, or service workers coming to your house when you’re not there,  you can unlock the door remotely for them from your phone. We personally recommend the August Smart Lock brand.“Smart thermostats can save you as much as $250 annually on your energy bill. ”3. Video doorbells ($199). With these, you can see whoever walks up to your door from your phone, wherever you are. Certain brands will alert you when someone even approaches your door; some have microphones that allow you to talk with whoever is there. It’s perfect for home security and general convenience. Ring is the most popular brand that we’d recommend.4. Smart smoke detectors (Varies). A smart smoke detector can save you 5% on your insurance premium; like other smart technology, you can access it remotely so you’ll have an idea of what’s going on in your home when you’re not there. We recommend that you use either Birdi or Nest, which also have carbon monoxide detectors built in as well.5. Smart irrigation ($200). The Sky Drop smart irrigation system can track the local weather and water your yard or garden depending on the conditions. It will also track how much rain accumulates and adjusts the water use accordingly.Depending on your lifestyle, any or all of these additions can add a lot to your home experience, and add value and appeal to it when it comes time to sell.If you have any questions about smart home features or about real estate in general, reach out to us. We’d be glad to help you.

March is in like a lion, out like a lamb. But there's nothing like great prices on desktops, smart locks, and Segways to help you keep dreaming of sunnier times. With the help of our friends at TechBargains, we've pulled together some of the best deals from around the web to chase off the very last dregs of the winter doldrums. Dell's Inspiron 3650 desktops are a popular pick, and for good reason. With code INS599, you can pay $599, over $600 off the original list price of $1212.

The best smart home gadgets are the ones that you can set and forget: A scheduled robot vacuum comes in the night and picks up all your crumbs while you're sleeping, like a magical crumb fairy. A microwave's internal sensors defrost a hunk of frozen pork without scorching. To wit: A great device is one that lets you be as stupid as you want. Here's how effective the August Smart Lock Pro is: I keep forgetting my car keys.

Welcome to episode 33, Twitter: @Leonhitchens @sunnysinghio Follow us on: Twitter.com/digitalbounds Like us on: Facebook.com/digitalbounds Add us on: Snapchat.com/add/digitalbounds ## Topics - [Google Lens, Google Home, Google Photos, YouTube Super Chat, Android O](http://digitalbounds.com/2017/05/18/everything-google-announced-io/) - [Update your Twitter privacy settings!](https://twitter.com/jessamyn/status/865573803392237569) - Follow up on Windows 10 S [Linux](https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/5/19/15666356/linux-distros-command-line-windows-10-s-store) ## Personal topics ### Leon - Reading American King Pin by Nick Bilton - Bought the August Smart Lock from a third party ### Sunny - Just working on side projects. - Bought the "Leather Loop" watch band for my Moto 360. https://9to5google.com/2017/05/20/apple-watch-magnetic-leather-band-android-wear-gear-s3/

My smart phone is watching me...and it can watch you too. There's an app for that. There's an app for almost everything. Almost everthing. I am sitting here in my big, comfortable, manly, black leather poppa chair in my living room, and I have just come across a new survey from the University of Michigan. They used data from a smart phone app to measure sleep patterns around the world. Our smart phones are watching our every move. There is a smart phone app for everything. Well, almost everything. There is an app that measures your weight, your BMI, your heart rate, & then tells you the weather forecast. Why not a little screen that pops up to tell you where you rate on the ugly or beautiful scale? There's an app that tells you when your shower is just the temperature you like. You can't just put your hand in the water instead? Then there's the Oral-B pro 5000 series that alerts you when you're brushing too hard. Seriously. And the August Smart Lock that identifies you by your smart phone and unlocks your door automatically when you're getting close. Suppose you lose your smart phone and Dracula finds it?

My smart phone is watching me...and it can watch you too. There's an app for that. There's an app for almost everything. Almost everthing. I am sitting here in my big, comfortable, manly, black leather poppa chair in my living room, and I have just come across a new survey from the University of Michigan. They used data from a smart phone app to measure sleep patterns around the world. Our smart phones are watching our every move. There is a smart phone app for everything. Well, almost everything. There is an app that measures your weight, your BMI, your heart rate, & then tells you the weather forecast. Why not a little screen that pops up to tell you where you rate on the ugly or beautiful scale? There's an app that tells you when your shower is just the temperature you like. You can't just put your hand in the water instead? Then there's the Oral-B pro 5000 series that alerts you when you're brushing too hard. Seriously. And the August Smart Lock that identifies you by your smart phone and unlocks your door automatically when you're getting close. Suppose you lose your smart phone and Dracula finds it?

Meet the Man Behind #EventIcons – Will Curran, President and Event Guru of Endless Entertainment! He’s back from his European Extravaganza business trip, and it’s his turn to be our featured guest icon! This week the show’s creator is in the hot seat and answering your questions! This is your opportunity to have exclusive access to the man himself. He’ll be tackling topics such as how he got into the business, and how he made his dream WORK! He’s also going to be sharing his personal hints, tips, tech, and strategies to help you find success in this industry! We may even leak some top secret info about awesome upcoming guests and show topics that you won’t want to miss! Follow our iconic hosts on Twitter: Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: Xero Accounting – Cloud Accounting Huzza – Interactive Live Video for Creators Wistia – Video Hosting for Business Drift – Messaging Software for Sales and Customer Success Slack – Seamless Communication LG34UC98 Ultra-Wide Curved Monitor IKEA KALLAX Standing WorkstationAlso, Check out this related blog post: Why All Event Planners Need a Standing Desk Home Automation – Phillips Hue Bulbs, August Smart Lock, Logitech Elite Harmony Remote & Hub, Nest Thermostat, Ifttt, Zapier, Nest Cam Augmented Paper Technologies – Yoga Book, MontBlanc, Wacom’s Bamboo Slate SmartPadCheck out these related blog posts: Wacom’s Digital Notepads Take You Halfway to a Yoga Book and Montblanc Unveils a $725 ‘Augmented Paper’ and Smart Pen Set

Meet the Man Behind #EventIcons – Will Curran, President and Event Guru of Endless Entertainment! He’s back from his European Extravaganza business trip, and it’s his turn to be our featured guest icon! This week the show’s creator is in the hot seat and answering your questions! This is your opportunity to have exclusive access to the man himself. He’ll be tackling topics such as how he got into the business, and how he made his dream WORK! He’s also going to be sharing his personal hints, tips, tech, and strategies to help you find success in this industry! We may even leak some top secret info about awesome upcoming guests and show topics that you won’t want to miss! Follow our iconic hosts on Twitter: Sean Holladay Laura Lopez Will Curran Epic resources mentioned: Xero Accounting – Cloud Accounting Huzza – Interactive Live Video for Creators Wistia – Video Hosting for Business Drift – Messaging Software for Sales and Customer Success Slack – Seamless Communication LG34UC98 Ultra-Wide Curved Monitor IKEA KALLAX Standing WorkstationAlso, Check out this related blog post: Why All Event Planners Need a Standing Desk Home Automation – Phillips Hue Bulbs, August Smart Lock, Logitech Elite Harmony Remote & Hub, Nest Thermostat, Ifttt, Zapier, Nest Cam Augmented Paper Technologies – Yoga Book, MontBlanc, Wacom’s Bamboo Slate SmartPadCheck out these related blog posts: Wacom’s Digital Notepads Take You Halfway to a Yoga Book and Montblanc Unveils a $725 ‘Augmented Paper’ and Smart Pen Set

Mike and Jason Johnson break down what they think Google Brillo and Weave - Google's new IoT/Smart Home OS and protocol -are and also talk HomeKit. Jason is the CEO of August,the maker of the August Smart Lock. You can find out more about August at www.august.com Find more Smart Home Shows at www.thesmarthomeshow.com Follow Mike on Twitter and tell him whether he's right or wrong about Brillo at www.twitter.com/michaelwolf http://knit.audio/podcast-advertising (via Knit)

Naoki Hiroshima さんをゲストに迎えて、Apple Watch, Foursquare, 電王戦、ドローン、地獄のシリコンバレーなどについて話しました。 Show Notes Apple - Apple Watch 林信行：Apple Watchが腕時計とウェアラブルの概念を変える Daring Fireball: The Apple Watch Android Wear: wear what you want, get what you need Android Wear Ambient Mode アップルウオッチ:「つけ心地は悪くない」…日本でも発売 Mr Masui Yuichiro ,36-years-old, the first Apple Watch customer poses... 「アップルウォッチ」発売、一番乗りの購入者に密着 Beyonce's Apple Watch Instapaper on Apple Watch Apple Watch - Built-in Apps An Analysis of Foursquare's Popularity After Removing Check-Ins No, Apple Isn't Cutting Pebble Off From iOS Traveling with a new MacBook, an Apple Watch Your Apple Watch can now open your hotel room door at over 100 Starwood Hotels August Smart Lock Sesame Smart Lock I Bought An Apartment To Rent Out On Airbnb 電王戦最終局、異例の「21手投了」に至ったAWAKEの真意は 公然わいせつ容疑:ＦＣ２実質運営のネット関連社長逮捕 FC2の本拠は米国にあるのか ゲリラブログ参 グリフォン発見 首相官邸と皇居周辺を飛行禁止に　ドローン大手が自主規制 Chimpanzee Takes Out Drone with Tree Branch 地獄のシリコンバレー

Take a listen to our exclusive hands on reviews of the new Booq bag and the August Smart Lock. Its great fun!

Unlocking Word documents (three options to crack the encryption), DDOS attack in Hong Kong (demonstrates evolving techniques and methods), Bluetooth vs Wi-Fi (use of frequency space, avoiding interference), Profiles in IT (Sebastian Thrun, robotics pioneeer), putting phone into field test mode (tracking cell phone parameters), Tech Invention of the Week (Liftware Spoon, cancels tremors to allow Parkinsons patients to eat), gifts for the smart house (Philips Hue Lux Starter Kit, Logitech Harmony Ultimate Home Remote, Nest Thermostat, Dropcam Video Monitor, Philips Hue Tap, August Smart Lock), and other Tech Gifts (Bluetooth speakers, Headsets, Media Streamers, USB Hard Drives, Fitnes Trackers, Laptops). This show originally aired on Saturday, November 29, 2014, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).

Unlocking Word documents (three options to crack the encryption), DDOS attack in Hong Kong (demonstrates evolving techniques and methods), Bluetooth vs Wi-Fi (use of frequency space, avoiding interference), Profiles in IT (Sebastian Thrun, robotics pioneeer), putting phone into field test mode (tracking cell phone parameters), Tech Invention of the Week (Liftware Spoon, cancels tremors to allow Parkinsons patients to eat), gifts for the smart house (Philips Hue Lux Starter Kit, Logitech Harmony Ultimate Home Remote, Nest Thermostat, Dropcam Video Monitor, Philips Hue Tap, August Smart Lock), and other Tech Gifts (Bluetooth speakers, Headsets, Media Streamers, USB Hard Drives, Fitnes Trackers, Laptops). This show originally aired on Saturday, November 29, 2014, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).