A selection of gifts for the Apple, Mac, and iPhone faithful.
Source: Wired
The records labels are obsolete. They haven’t kept up as music evolved from selling CDs to streaming songs to promote concert tickets and merchandise. Labels were meant to help artists generate albums, fame, and money. But now anyone can record themselves and no will “buy” it. So today that requires being a technology company, combining analytics with hyper-targeted advertising. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Apple’s AirPods still aren’t perfect, but a series of small software upgrades have made them better.
Source: CNET
People who work out and eat healthily shouldn’t have to pay as much for life insurance.
That’s the concept behind Health IQ, a startup that’s been making headways in the “insureTech” category.
Venture capitalists have been betting that insurance is ready for change and Health IQ has convinced investors to put another $34.6 million in the startup for its Series C. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
The new 13-inch HP Spectre is slim and solid.
Source: CNET
The world’s most popular search engine became a verb, at the cost of the romance of the early internet.
Source: Wired
Google has just added a bunch of new features to the job widget that it introduced to Search earlier this year, giving you an even better chance of tracking down your dream job.
The post Drill down on your dream job with Google’s updated search widget appeared first on Digital Trends.
Source: Digital trends
Google Search’s built-in jobs search engine, which launched earlier this year, is getting an update today. For the most part, these new feature address some basic shortcomings of the first version. This means that in this new version, you can now finally filter jobs by how far away they are from you, not just by what city they are in. The updated “Location” filter now lets… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Ross 128 b is a little farther away than Proxima b, the closest planet beyond our solar system, but it probably has better odds of being inhabitable.
Source: CNET
The search giant wants to put you to work. The new tools come as Silicon Valley faces scrutiny over how tech and automation are affecting employment.
Source: CNET