Michael Garfield

Keeping your grass green in the crazy Texas climate can be a guessing game. One hour it may be sunny but hang around a while and it could be raining. That makes it tough - and wasteful - to program a personal irrigation system to keep your lawn growing healthy.

Instead of spending thousands of dollar to dig and build an in-ground sprinkler system, you may want to check out the RainPoint Smart Garden System. With a WiFi-enabled hub that connects to a water faucet, you can connect two hoses to allow water flow and then simply program a timer through an app. Add-on accessories like a wireless rain sensor and moisture meter help detect when the water needs to start and stop.

Check out my story here, as seen on FOX 7 Austin.

TV: A Smart Device To Keep Your Grass Green and Knows When It Rains or Shines Instead of spending thousands of dollar to dig and build an in-ground sprinkler system, you may want to check out the RainPoint Smart Garden System. With a

Latest TV segment: Wearable devices are hitting the market faster than ever. Here are just a few of the latest glasses that do everything from record video, enlarge/project your phone screen, listen to music, and display information right on the lenses.

I picked up some of the newest tech-enabled glasses at CES to try them out and found some interesting features that may one day let us keep our phones and computers at home.
As seen on FOX 7 Austin.

TV: What Are You Wearing On Your Face?! New Tech Glasses Can Shoot Video, Project Your Phone Screen, and Display Text Wearable devices are hitting the market faster than ever. Here are just a few of the latest glasses that do everything from record video, enlarge/project your