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132: The Galimatias Hour (or More) Nov 04, 2016

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This week on Supercharged we're talking about the future of 3D development in Unity, common money schemes many of us fall for, and how little sleep we can get away with each night.

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Quickly Build Complex Worlds Inside of Virtual Reality with Unity's New EditorVR
Today at the Unite '16 conference in Los Angeles, Unity's Timoni West and Amir Ebrahimi showed off its new virtual reality authoring and world editor, EditorVR, using the HTC Vive. Coming in December to Unity is a version of its editor that works inside a VR headset, which will change the way developers interact with the worlds they build—even if they aren't building for VR.
Unity Unveils New Tools for Advanced Graphics and Performance, Introduces Timeline, Octane Render, New Video Player
Unity Technologies announced its new tools and features to provide enhanced graphics, performance, and production processes across console, mobile, VR and AR development.
Unity Increases Platform Reach Across Mobile, Console, VR/AR with New and Expanded Partnerships
Unity Technologies announced a host of new and expanded partnerships with leaders in software, platforms, and hardware, to better serve and scale the growing community of Unity creators worldwide.
Reputable Analyst Predicts Apple's AR Ambitions Are Heading to Cars
Unity Technologies announced a host of new and expanded partnerships with leaders in software, platforms, and hardware, to better serve and scale the growing community of Unity creators worldwide.
How Little Sleep Can You Get Away With?
We’ve discussed how much sleep you need (at least seven hours, for most people), but often our real question is the flip side: Can you get away with less than the optimal amount, or even replace your night’s sleep with a series of round-the-clock naps?
The Most Common Money Schemes People Still Fall For
They say a sucker is born every minute, but shady businesses are good at convincing you you’re a genius, not a sucker, for giving them your money. Many of these outfits prey on people want to improve their finances, which adds insult to injury. You know to stay away from bogus IRS collectors and Nigerian princes, but there are some less obvious, perfectly legal scams people fall for all the time.

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131: Playtest Oct 30, 2016

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This week we're talking about Microsoft, Apple, and a little bit of mind control. Call/text with questions/comments/etc. to 509-AWKWARD or visit awkward.email for more options.

Guests: Corey Mack (Laforge Optical) and Liam Broza (BitScoop)

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The 8 biggest announcements from today's Microsoft event
Microsoft wants artists and content creators to want its products. The company unveiled multiple creative-minded products at its keynote today, including a major Windows 10 upgrade called the “Creators Update” and a gorgeous PC called the Surface Studio. It has 80 custom parts in its arm alone! Most of today's announcements were about advancing into the future, but Microsoft also stayed true to its roots with an update to Paint. We have all the highlights below.
Apple Unveils New 13-Inch Entry-Level MacBook Pro
Today at its October 2016 Town Hall event, Apple announced an entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro that it is positioning as an appealing alternative for potential buyers of the MacBook Air, the 13-inch version of which remains available to buy for now, with the 11-inch version being discontinued.
We're Very Close to the Dark Future of Deeply Augmented Reality in Black Mirror's 'Playtest'
Black Mirror, Netflix's technology-horror anthology, never fails to provide thought-provoking entertainment centered around emerging and futuristic technologies, and the third season's second episode, "Playtest," delves deep into the worlds of mixed, augmented, and virtual reality. While designed to leave you haunted by the end, offering a more "evil" narrative than we'll likely see in our actual future, the episode explores possibilities that aren't as far off as one might think.

130: The Switch Oct 22, 2016

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This week we're just going over the news, because there was a lot of it. Microsoft's nearing the peak of their comeback, AT&T's taking over Time Warner, Nintendo's taking their last shot at a console that does it all, and Apple plans to prove they still care about media professionals next week. (And more, of course!)

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AT&T Is in Advanced Talks to Acquire Time Warner
Deal valuing Time Warner at more than $80 billion could happen as early as this weekend.
Nintendo's Next Console Is Called Switch, and It Looks Incredible
Nintendo dropped a Twitter bomb with the announcement of its much anticipated new console: the Nintendo Switch. Info about the Switch has been leaking out for the better part of a year now, but until today the Switch was referred to publicly as the NX.
What We Know About Friday’s Massive East Coast Internet Outage
Friday morning is prime time for some casual news reading, tweeting, and general Internet browsing, but you may have had some trouble accessing your usual sites and services this morning and throughout the day, from Spotify and Reddit to the New York Times and even good ol’ WIRED.com. For that, you can thank a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) that took down a big chunk of the Internet for most of the Eastern seaboard.
Microsoft’s stock sets record as analysts hail it as a comeback kid
Microsoft Corp.’s stock soared above $60 a share to set an all-time intraday high on Friday after the company blew past earnings expectations and accelerated revenue growth for Azure, its cloud-computing business that competes directly with Amazon Web Services.
Apple Invites Media to 'Hello Again' October 27th Mac-Centric Event
Apple sent out media invites for a Mac-centric event that will be held on Thursday, October 27 at 10:00 a.m. at Apple's Cupertino campus.

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129: AI Wars: How to Make Chatbots and Future Artificial Intelligence Work for Us Oct 13, 2016

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This week we’re talking about Samsung’s big bang, Amazon Music Unlimited, and Evernote’s data loss. Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

Guests: Chris Messina (Uber) and Liam Broza (BitScoop)

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Groups for Twitter; or A Proposal for Twitter Tag Channels
This is Chris' original proposal for the creation of the hashtag as we know it.
Feds Order Comcast to Cough Up Millions for Shady Billing Practices
In a win for frustrated Comcast customers everywhere, the FCC has ordered the vampiric media conglomerate to cough up $2.3 million—“the largest civil penalty assessed from a cable operator”— for sketchy billing practices.
Evernote Admits Bug Caused Data Loss for Some Mac Users
In an email that's going out to Evernote users this afternoon, Evernote confirms that a serious bug caused "a small number of people" who used the Evernote Mac app to lose data.
Amazon Music Unlimited Launches With $3.99 Echo-Only Subscription Option
Amazon today launched Amazon Music Unlimited, its new standalone, on-demand streaming service.
Amazon to Expand Grocery Business With New Convenience Stores
Retailer to build brick-and-mortar locations and offer curbside pickup for online orders.
Mac Sales Continue to Slide Amid Lack of Updates
Amid a continuing decline in worldwide PC shipments, Apple is also experiencing a decline according to new PC shipping estimates from Gartner. During the third quarter of 2016, Apple shipped an estimated 5 million Macs, down from 5.7 million in the year-ago quarter for a 13.4 percent decline in growth.
Samsung Halts Galaxy Note 7 Sales Worldwide
Samsung today announced that it is officially asking its global partners to cease all sales and exchanges of the Galaxy Note 7 while it further investigates claims of ongoing safety issues with replacement devices.
Walt Mossberg Calls Siri 'Too Limited and Unreliable' to Compete in 'Coming AI Wars'
The Verge's Walt Mossberg today wrote a critical article on Apple's Siri personal assistant, exploring the service's shortcomings, mistakes, and inability to answer some simple questions that competing products have no problem with.
LAFORGE Optical
LAFORGE Shima is prescription eyewear that displays notifications from your smartphone in your field of vision.
Here One
Stream. Connect. Control. Create. Everything else is just a headphone.
Sony Future Lab: N
N is a Concept Prototype featuring a voice interaction system. With ears open, hands free, and eyes no longer distracted by mobile displays, you can enjoy music and get up-to-the-minute information on demand, promoting a more agreeable active lifestyle.
Behind Facebook’s Messenger Missteps
Facebook employees buzzed about Messenger’s personal assistant, known as M, when it launched inside the company and to a test group of thousands of users in California last year. Users could buy movie tickets or even order pinatas for employee birthday parties, although the work was performed mostly by people rather than a computer. The idea was that deep-learning algorithms would eventually learn enough from the requests to automate the work.
Hi, I am your Replika. What is my name?
Replika is your AI friend that you teach and grow through conversation. Reserve your name now and be the first to start raising your Replika when the app is out!
The Binge Breaker
Tristan Harris believes Silicon Valley is addicting us to our phones. He’s determined to make it stop.
Hard Drive Stats for Q2 2016
Q2 2016 saw Backblaze: introduce 8TB drives into our drive mix, kickoff a pod-to-vault migration of over 6.5 Petabytes of data, cross over 250 Petabytes of data stored, and deploy another 7,290 drives into the data center for a total of 68,813 spinning hard drives under management. With all the ins-and-outs let’s take a look at how our hard drives fared in Q2 2016.
How to uninstall stubborn Android apps
Jack Wallen shows you how to remove unwanted Android apps when the Uninstall button is grayed out.

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128: Google's Daydream Oct 07, 2016

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This week we’re talking about Google’s latest announcement, Apple’s Mac problem, and the Void. Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

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Comment: Apple’s rescheduled earnings call could suggest new Mac announcement around October 27
When the largest company in the world changes the date of a quarterly earnings call, there has to be a good reason. It’s not the sort of thing you do on a whim.
Amazon Prime Reading Offers a Rotating Selection of Over a Thousand Books
Amazon Prime has more hidden benefits than you can remember, and now it’s getting a new one. Prime subscribers now have access to a rotating selection of books that you can read for free.
Netflix, iPic Entertainment Agree to Screen Original Movies in Theaters, Online Simultaneously
Netflix Inc. signed a deal with luxury theater-chain iPic Entertainment to simultaneously screen its original movies in theaters the same day that they appear on the streaming service, the latest deal to expand Netflix’s theatrical ambitions.
PlayStation VR: The Kotaku Review
Let’s cut to the chase: PlayStation VR should be better. At its best, Sony’s new virtual reality headset manages to conjure the astonishing, immersive wonder of modern virtual reality. Just as often it is frustratingly held back by outdated hardware that can’t quite do what’s being asked of it.
Everything Google Announced at Its "Made By Google" Event that Actually Matters
Google wants you to start looking at it as a hardware company. Today, it announced new Pixel phones, a smart voice assistant-powered speaker called Google Home, a VR platform and more. Here are the coolest things the company announced today.
Pixel vs. iPhone 7 (You Might Just Have Buyer's Remorse)
Now that Google has announced its new Pixel smartphones, folks who rushed to buy an iPhone 7 might be experiencing a bit of buyer's remorse. The new Pixel and Pixel XL are packed to the brim with cutting-edge features and top-notch hardware, and Google seems to be taking direct aim at the iPhone 7 with its Pixel marketing (and their groan-worthy jokes during the keynote).
Android 7.1 Brings Night Light, Seamless Updates, Fingerprint Gestures, and Daydream VR
If you watched the “Made by Google” event yesterday—or read our roundup—you’d be forgiven if you missed that there was a brand new version of Android. Google itself hardly seemed to notice. Here’s what we know about it.
All the Things You Can Do With Google Assistant That You Couldn't Do Before
Google’s new Google Assistant appeared in every part of the company’s hardware event yesterday. Google was less clear about how Assistant differs from Google Now, or Now On Tap, or Google’s voice commands. To clear things up, here are some of Assistant’s best new features, and how it fits into your Google life.
[For David] dFolio
Dropbox Android app that excels at offline viewing. dFolio optionally auto downloads your photos for fast viewing wherever you go. Cast to your TV with chromecast. Show slideshows with animations. Turn your Android tablet into a photo frame in seconds.
[For David] Digital Photo Frame
With this app, you will turn your device into a digital photo frame and awake to enjoy their favorite photos or images with music.
[For David] Digital Photo Frame Slideshow
Turn your android device in a digital photo viewer showing a slideshow of local files, photos from network shares (samba/smb) or pictures from a UPNP server. Chromecast support is present for fullscreen slideshow.
Dashboard Cast
Dashboard Cast is a personalized homescreen for Chromecast. Create and organise widgets to your liking and display them on your TV. This app requires a Chromecast or a Cast enabled device to work.

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127: The Lofty Aspirations of the Financial Elite Sep 30, 2016

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This week we’re talking about subscription TV, curing disease, and colonizing Mars. Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

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Alternate Nerdality Pilot
Please listen and send us feedback!
BitScoop Live
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Roku Unveils All New 4K, HDR-Compatible Streaming Set-Top Boxes
If you’re shopping for a TV today, a 4K model should be on your list, preferably one that supports HDR—and today Roku unveiled two new set-top boxes that stream both 4K and HDR video right to your set, proving the point.
Verizon iPhone 7 Users Afflicted With LTE Connectivity Problems
A growing number of Verizon subscribers are complaining about a serious issue that causes them to regularly lose LTE connectivity on their iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus devices, suggesting a major bug that needs to be resolved by either Apple or Verizon.
FCC Delays Vote on Proposal to Make Subscription TV Available on Any Set-Top Box via Apps
An FCC vote on a controversial proposal that would de-couple cable subscriptions from cable set-top boxes was today delayed as the Commission aims to work out "remaining technical and legal issues," the FCC said in a statement.
What to Expect From Google's October 4th Event
Google’s October 4 gadget extravaganza is quickly approaching, and if the rumors are true, there’s plenty to be excited about. The company is supposedly getting ready for an entire hardware overhaul, and that means we expect to see not just new phones but possibly also laptops, streaming devices, and more. Have there been rumors? Many! Here’s what we think we know about what Google’s got in store.

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126: Digital Democracy Sep 23, 2016

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This week we’re talking about the Yahoo hack, YouTube comments, and digital democracy. Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

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LAFORGE Optical
Shima is prescription eyewear that displays notifications from your smartphone in your field of vision.
BitScoop Live
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Apple Investigating iPhone 7 Bug Causing 'No Service' After Turning Off Airplane Mode
Apple is aware of and investigating an iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus issue that can result in the loss of cellular service after turning off Airplane Mode on the devices, according to internal documents obtained by MacRumors.
Google’s Waze will now help you find the best parking spot
Teaming up with transportation data company INRIX.
Dropbox Isn't Playing Nice With macOS Sierra, Here's How to Fix It
If you just upgraded to macOS Sierra and your Dropbox app is acting up, you’re not alone. Even with the latest version of the app, some users are experiencing strange behavior—error messages, confusing syncing icons, etc. Here’s what you can do to mitigate the annoyances.
At Least 500 Million Yahoo Accounts Hacked in Late 2014
Yahoo today confirmed that "at least" 500 million Yahoo accounts were compromised in an attack in late 2014, leaking customer information like names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birthdates, hashed passwords, and both encrypted and unencrypted security questions and answers.
YouTube enlists volunteers to moderate its site via a new “YouTube Heroes” program
Earlier this month, YouTube launched its own social network of sorts with the debut of YouTube Community; now it’s enlisting help from viewers to help moderate it, along with other content on the video-sharing site. The company has announced the launch of a new, crowdsourced moderation program called “YouTube Heroes,” which asks volunteers to perform tasks like flagging inappropriate content, adding captions and subtitles, and responding to questions on the YouTube Help forum, among other things.
AltspaceVR's Democracy Plaza Puts You in the Middle of the 2016 Election
Most of us don't get the opportunity to see election coverage first hand, but with virtual reality, we're not as restricted. AltspaceVR has teamed up with NBC News to let you log in on your computer or VR headset and actually take part in the action—just not physically.
Twitter will live stream the US presidential debates
Twitter is continuing its push into live events and TV with the announcement it will be live-streaming the US presidential debates. As with the company's streams of NFL football games, the live video will be shown alongside curated tweets, and will be available on various Twitter apps (including Apple TV) and on the web at debates.twitter.com.

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125: Dimensions of Consciousness Sep 17, 2016

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Apple OS impressions, a possible T-Mobile error, and probably theoretical physics. Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

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Sign Up for BitScoop Live (Beta)
...and give Liam your feedback! :)
Top 10 Secret Features in iOS 10
iOS 10 is packed full of new features, but the best ones are often hidden under the hood. Here are some of our favorite lesser-known new features, the ones Apple isn’t advertising, and you would otherwise have to dig to find.
Everything new in watchOS 3: a major speed boost, new faces and apps, much more
Now that watchOS 3 is out of beta and available for everyone as a free update, it’s time to start using the new features including a major speed boost, new watch faces, new apps and much more
T-Mobile Tells Customers Not to Install iOS 10 on iPhone 6, 6 Plus, and SE [Update: Fixed]
T-Mobile CEO John Legere says T-Mobile customers who own an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, or iPhone SE should not install Apple's iOS 10 update, released on Tuesday. According to Legere, iOS 10 is causing those three iPhone models to lose connection to the T-Mobile network.
Desktop apps make their way into the Windows Store
The Project Centennial "bridge" for Win32 apps is now ready for production.
Amazon accidentally announced a cheaper Echo Dot. Then it deleted the tweet.
Alexa: Um, oops?
Twitter's new, longer tweets are coming September 19th
The company is changing the way it counts 140 characters.
Keeping Comments Safe on Instagram
Instagram wants to block out mean comments, and this is how they're attempting to do it.
How do I permanently delete my [Facebook] account?
If you don't think you'll use Facebook again, you can request to have your account permanently deleted. Please keep in mind that you won't be able to reactivate your account or retrieve anything you've added.

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124: Synthesizing Modularly Sep 09, 2016

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This week we’re talking about Apple’s September event, Playstation Pro, and modular synthesizers! Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

Guests: Andrew “Os” Ostler and Liam Broza

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BitScoop Live Signup
Check out BitScoop Live and sign up with this link.
New to Office 365 in August—the continued evolution of inking and more
August has been another busy month with updates for inking, mobile app security, Outlook and more. We’re also announcing an additional level for the Office Insider program.
Improving the deduplication flow when uploading to Google Drive
A common use case for Google Drive users is to download a file from their Drive to modify it locally, and then to re-upload the new version. In the past, this would result in duplicate files (the original and the new one), and users would have trouble finding the latest version. That’s why we’re introducing a change in Drive to deduplicate files which were uploaded in this way.
Amazon announces new Fire HD 8 tablet with Alexa integration
Amazon is filling in the gaps in its Fire tablet lineup, small though they are. Starting today, you can order the Fire HD 8. As the name implies, this is an 8-inch Fire tablet with an HD screen; one inch larger than the regular Fire. However, it does offer something new for Amazon's tablets—the Alexa voice assistant.
PlayStation Meeting 2016: Introducing PS4 Pro and the Slimmer, Lighter PS4
Sony's official announcement on their blog.
Samsung Recalls Galaxy Note 7 Devices, Will Replace All Units With a New One
Today, Samsung announced it will recall its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone due to fire-prone batteries. Sales of new units are currently halted as well.
Everything Apple Announced Today At Their iPhone 7 Event That Actually Matters
Today, Apple hit the stage to announce the new iPhone 7, which features a fancy new camera and a water resistant inclosure. They also made a bunch of other announcements, from a new Apple Watch to the death of the headphone jack. If you didn’t feel like wasting hours watching their press conference, here’s everything you need to know.
Apple's Dual-Lens Camera May Serve as the Foundation for Their Future VR and AR Tech
Apple announced their new iPhones today, and the 7 Plus features two camera lenses on its backside. That could push smartphone photography ahead in a major way. It may also serve as the basis for their foray into virtual, augmented, and mixed reality.
Modular Grid
Modular Synth kit building tool that Os recommends.
Learning Modular
A place to learn about modular synthesizers!
Darren's Dedication to Harambe
Better late than never!
iTunes Automatically Uses AirPlay Speakers As Default Speakers
I'm currently experiencing a bug where iTunes automatically chooses my Apple TV as my speakers and screen (over AirPlay) instead of my computer. So whenever I play a movie/TV show, I have to manually choose 'Computer' from the dropdown box to get it to show on my iMac and stop it from playing on my Apple TV downstairs. What's worse is that it resets to my Apple TV after every video, meaning I have to reselect my speakers every time I pick a new track. I've tried reinstalling, restarting and updating (both Apple TV and iTunes), I can't think of any other way to stop it short of turning off 'Look for remote speakers connected with AirPlay' in preferences and losing a great feature...
iPhone auto sets airplay to car source after connecting to car bluetooth
Every time my iPhone connects to my car's bluetooth, the phone changes the AirPlay setting to output all sound to the bluetooth connection. This requires me to manually switch AirPlay back to "iPhone", every time I get in the car if I want to hear notifications.
Darkroom
Os' band's web site. Go check out his music!
VR Roller Coasters
No.2 Dan's/DanKelly's/Faniel's experience with VR roller coasters.
Our Virtual and Mixed Reality Facebook Live Demo
Check out two people very new to this technology experience the HTC Vive and Microsoft HoloLens for the first time. It's a great way to see why this stuff is amazing, even if it still has a good amount of room to grow.

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123: Battle of the Billionaires Sep 02, 2016

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This week we’re talking about T-Mobile’s confusing cellphone plans, Apple’s upcoming iPhone event, and billionaires! Questions/comments/tips? Visit awkward.email or call/text 509-AWKWARD.

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T-Mobile Updates Details About Its New Unlimited Plan, Which Is Now More Confusing
Earlier this month, T-Mobile announced a new unlimited plan that came with the caveat that speed and quality would get capped to prevent HD quality and hotspot speeds were cut significantly. Now, T-Mobile’s clarified some things, changed some speeds, and added a new, more confusing detail.
Apple launches $20/mo 2TB iCloud storage plan ahead of iPhone 7 event
Apple has launched a new 2TB iCloud storage tier a little over a week out from the iPhone 7 launch event. The new 2TB plan, which is its largest plan available, will set users back $19.99 a month.
Apple's next iPhone will likely be unveiled Sept. 7
Apple is holding its annual September product launch event on Wednesday, Sept. 7 to likely show off its next-generation iPhone.
Snapchat's New Web Tool Makes It Easy for Everyone to Create Their Own Location Filters
One of the better features in Snapchat is the often goofy geofilters that pop up when you’re making a snap from a specific location. Today, Snapchat’s making it easy to make your own filters for special events. Provided you don’t mind shelling out a few bucks, that is.
New Google Crowdsource app asks you to help with translation and text transcription a few seconds at a time
Do you have 5-10 seconds to spare? Google would like you to spend that time getting something done in its new Crowdsource app. You can apply your human sensibilities to translation and text transcription, and in return you get a sense of satisfaction. Yep, that's it.
CBS adds commercial-free option to its ‘All Access’ streaming service
Whether you’re a cord-cutter or just want to watch CBS shows on-the-go without ads, the network has a new option worth checking out. CBS All Access, the broadcast channel’s streaming video service, is introducing a commercial-free option for subscribers. The new tier will come at a higher price, of course, and still include commercials during live broadcasts.
Plex Can Now Be Your DVR, Record Over-the-Air TV With a Digital Tuner
In its quest to become your go-to service for any all media, Plex has just announced one of its biggest updates yet. Now, you can use the app as a DVR to record TV shows directly to your Plex server.
Forbes: The World's Billionaires
For our 30th annual guide to the world’s richest people we found a total of 1,810 billionaires, down from a record 1,826 a year ago. Their aggregate net worth: $6.5 trillion, $570 million less than last year.
Negative income tax
In economics, a negative income tax (NIT) is a progressive income tax system where people earning below a certain amount receive supplemental pay from the government instead of paying taxes to the government. Such a system has been discussed by economists but never fully implemented. It was described by British politician Juliet Rhys-Williams in the 1940s and later by United States free-market economist Milton Friedman.
Basic income: the world’s simplest plan to end poverty, explained
Basic income is having a moment. The governments of Finland, Ontario, and Utrecht are all launching tests of the policy proposal, under which everyone in a given country would get a set amount of money every year, no strings attached. The charity GiveDirectly is set to give basic incomes to 6,000 people in Kenya, and the tech industry powerhouse Y Combinator is funding an experiment evaluating the idea.
Stephen Chao
Stephen Chao (born 1955) is an American internet entrepreneur, television producer and media executive. He has worked as the President of Fox Television, an independent television producer, President of USA Network, and co-founder of WonderHowTo.com

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