“Google is rolling out a free version of Google Play Music in the US, supported by ads. Just ahead of the Apple Music launch next week, Google Play Music now has a new option that allows users to listen to its library of songs for free.”
Galaxy S6 beats iPhone 6, everything else in ‘real-world’ speed test
“Samsung’s new Galaxy S6 has beaten out the iPhone 6 and other flagship rivals in a “real-world” performance test. The device came first in six out of nine challenges, which tested for things like Wi-Fi speed, camera load time, gaming performance, and video editing.”
Woman unknowingly tosses a first-gen Apple computer worth $200,000 at a recycling center
“A recycling center in Silicon Valley is looking for a mystery woman who unknowingly dropped off a rare, first-generation Apple computer that fetched $200,000 at a private auction.”
Disney officially bans selfie sticks from theme parks
“If you’re thinking about taking a trip to Walt Disney’s wonderfully whimsical theme parks this year, make sure to leave your selfie stick at home. Disney announced this morning that it’s placing a ban on all selfie sticks starting next week, due to safety concerns.”
iOS 8.4 reportedly launching June 30 at 8am PT, Beats 1 at 9am
“Apple announced that iOS 8.4 along with its premiere features—a new Music app, Apple Music, Beats 1, and Connect—would be launching on June 30, 2015. The company even created a Facebook event for the launch.”
Gmail Officially Adds Undo Send, Turn It On Right Now
“Do you ever wish that there was an undo button for email? Gmail has offered this experimental feature for some time now. Six years, in fact. But today it’s officially a regular part of Gmail.”
Google Play Music launches a free, ad-supported, version in the US
“Google is rolling out a free version of Google Play Music in the US, supported by ads. Just ahead of the Apple Music launch next week, Google Play Music now has a new option that allows users to listen to its library of songs for free.”
Google vs. iCloud: Which wins the pick for your pics?
“One of the best things to come out of Google’s I/O keynote on Thursday was Google Photos, a brand new service for storing, sharing, and organizing your images and videos. It’s totally free — no matter how many items you upload — but is it better than the competition?”
Hands Free by Google could be way better than Apple Pay
“Yesterday’s Android Pay reveal at Google I/O was a slight disappointment in that, it’s pretty much just like Apple Pay.”
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