Tech doesn't have to be against your sustainability efforts. These sustainable tech gadgets actually work, from buying refurbished to home energy monitoring.

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While most people buy gadgets to meet an existing need, here are some unique Costco finds that'll help you improve your life in ways you may not have imagined.

Gadget On, the brand behind a growing line of Kickstarter-backed everyday carry innovations, has launched its newest EDC project: TitanSnap, a modular TC4 titanium tool-card deck that brings up to 100 ...