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Former rocker and athlete. Now father and founder of GearBrain, the premiere resource for learning about how Internet of Things works.
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Best Smart Home Amazon Prime Day Deals 2026: Save on Security, Locks, Lighting and More

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By Mark Westlake
| Gearbrain Verified
Amazon Prime Day 2026 is one of the best times of the year to upgrade your home's security. Whether you're looking to add a video doorbell, monitor your property with indoor and outdoor security cameras, secure your front door with a smart lock, or build a complete DIY home security system, Prime Day is delivering substantial savings across every category. This year's event features discounts of up to 70% on some of the most popular smart home security products available today.
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Moen Prime Day Deals 2026: Save Up to 52% on Smart Kitchen and Bathroom Upgrades

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By Mark Westlake
| Gearbrain Verified
While most shoppers focus on TVs, laptops, and smart speakers during Amazon Prime Day, some of the biggest savings are found in home improvement products. This year, Moen is offering discounts of up to 52% on more than 250 kitchen, bathroom, and smart home products, including touchless faucets, shower systems, bathroom fixtures, and complete collections like the Ronan Bath Collection and Inara Kitchen Collection.
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How to Secure Digital Evidence After a Smart Car System Failure

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By Mark Westlake
| Gearbrain Verified
A crash scene leaves behind dents and debris, but smart cars also leave behind something less obvious: digital evidence. If your vehicle suddenly braked on its own, failed to detect an object, disengaged driver assistance mid-turn, or flashed an error right before a collision, the car itself may already hold the answers you need. The catch? Some of that data won't stay there for long. A smart car system failure can feel disorienting because the most critical evidence isn't physical; it's digital.
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