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Look what Jill found, imagine that!
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Glympse’s Android keyboard lets you share your location from any app
“It’s not hard to share your whereabouts from your phone, but you usually have to dive into specific apps to do it; what if your friends on a new social network want to know that you’re nearby? That’s when Glympse’s new Keyboard app for Android may come to the rescue.”
It’s a bit warm today!
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A Smartphone Sidewalk Pops Up on a Busy Street in China
“Back in mid-July, a two-way walking lane appeared in Washington, D.C. One side was a dedicated path for smartphone users and the other for people not hunched over their devices. It wasn’t put there by the city, rather it was part of a National Geographic behavioral science show “Mind Over Masses.”
Why Walmart and Best Buy aren’t backing Apple Pay
“When Apple Pay was unveiled Tuesday, Eddy Cue was quick to mention that 83% of US card issuers are already on board. 220,000 stores will also support the mobile payment initiative at launch, including big chains like McDonalds, Walgreens, Staples, and of course, Disney.”
Just doesn’t seem fair!
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AT&T To Get iPhone 6-Friendly WiFi Calling In 2015
“The iPhone 6 supports WiFi calling. But does your carrier support it? If you’re in the U.S., the answer to that is probably “not yet”.”
California Regulator Sends Warning Letter To Uber, Lyft & SideCar Over Shared Ride Feature
“Shared rides are the new “it feature” among on-demand transportation services, with Uber, Lyft and SideCar all releasing their own versions to users over the last few weeks and months. But the California regulator which oversees the industry isn’t so keen on the idea.”
How to set up two-factor authentication on your Google account
“You don’t have to possess a stash of nude selfies in your Google account to know that it’s time to take better precautions against getting hacked. Two-factor authentication (also called two-step verification) is one of the best weapons you can use against digital thieves.”
New 27-inch iMac with jaw-dropping display could be available this year
“If you’re desperately waiting for Cupertino to unleash an ultra high-resolution monitor you might not have to wait much longer, according to a report stating that Apple plans to release 27-inch 5K3K high-resolution iMac models by the end of 2014.”
