WeatherBug Home’s thermostat temperature analytics estimate daily and monthly HVAC costs, as well as energy use, by thermodynamically modeling energy used against current and forecasted weather ...

Consumers who integrated WeatherBug Home’s HVAC control and optimization capabilities with their connected thermostat saved 16.5% electricity when coo ...

Consumers who integrated WeatherBug Home’s HVAC control and optimization capabilities with their connected thermostat saved 16.5 percent when cooling their home as compared to 5.1 percent HVAC savings ...

Earth Networks® announced that its WeatherBug mobile app is the first to integrate big weather data, connected thermostats, and utility meter data to provide consumers with real-time analytics on how ...

Earth Networks of Gaithersburg has developed WeatherBug Home, a mobile application that makes smart homes even smarter. The application uses sensors inside and outside your house to measure ...

Last year, Earth Networks launched WeatherBug Home, a mobile app to help users adjust their thermostats remotely and cut utility costs.

WeatherBug CTO Christopher Sloop responds to security concerns from columnist, readers Most questions about WeatherBug involve the issues of spyware, adware, resource consumption and interaction ...

Weatherbug has redesigned its mobile application to feature forecasts and alerts, as well as minute-by-minute, mile-by-mile lightning strike information. The app now features a slide-and-swipe ...

After looking at what WeatherBug does and how it installs itself into several areas of your computer, I can see where people might want to change their mind and uninstall it. There are several ...

So when Germantown, Md.-based Earth Networks added a “personal lightning detector” to its WeatherBug app, curious Washington Post editors asked me, a meteorologist, to take a look.

WeatherBug, the location-based smartphone app that tracks weather trends down to the neighborhood level, is now under new ownership. The app’s Germantown, Md.-based creator Earth Networks said ...