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blogs.computerworld.com - 9/3/2008
Replace house key with cell phone | Computerworld Blogs
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SANTA BARBARA, CALIF . -- Do you hide a spare house key in case you get "locked out" or need to let someone else in? Do you think burglars can't find it? It's a conundrum for digital nomads, because we're away so often. But new deadbolts enable you to monitor and unlock the door to your house ...
blogs.computerworld.com - 8/29/2008
People over 30 hate cell phones | Computerworld Blogs
— blogs.computerworld.com — SANTA BARBARA, CALIF . -- A research firm has found that people over 30 use just 12... percent of the features on their cell phones and feel frustrated and overwhelmed by cell phone complexity. And it's not just exotic features adults struggle with, but ... (more) People over 30 hate cell phones | Computerworld Blogs
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Replace Your House Key With Your Cell Phone
therawfeed.com - 9/9/2008
Replace Your House Key With Your Cell Phone
— therawfeed.com — Do you hide a spare house key in case you get "locked out" or need to let... someone else in? Do you think burglars can't find it? New $300 doorknobs and deadbolts from Schlage enable you to monitor and unlock the door to your house from a cell phone ... (more) Replace Your House Key With Your Cell Phone
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Replace Your House Key With Your Cell Phone
The Raw Feed — Do you hide a spare house key in case you get "locked out" or need to let someone else in? Do you think burglars can't find it? New $300 doorknobs and deadbolts from Schlage enable you to monitor and unlock the door to your house from a cell phone -- which means you can lock, unlock or check the LOCK YOUR HOUSE FROM ANYWHERE.

Unlock and Lock Your Front Door From Your Cell Phone
GadgetReview — ... enable the homes owner to unlock or lock the door via the Web or cell phone.  In addition, the owner can also review entry logs of individuals based on requested entry or pin entered into the included keypad.  Each lock and wireless module costs $299.  Additional locks can be purchased for $199 and Schlage will charge a ‘product adoption inhibiting’ $12.99 monthly fee. The locks are expected to be on sale October 2008 at Frys and other major retail outlets. [Computer World] ...

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