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Weekly tech news roundup for September 23
Yahoo makes history with possibly the biggest data breach ever, the government tries to get in front of self-driving cars, and Google has just made being a tourist that much easier. Also, you can now buy cheap photo prints from Amazon (maybe) and Mark Zuckerberg and his wife announced a jaw-dropping charitable initiative.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: The Fray
What if you start a band, sell a bunch of albums and become part of the mainstream, but critics don’t seem to think your music is worth listening to? How is it possible to be nominated for four Grammy Awards but all of your records have been a “C” type of rating? Today’s band has managed to do just that and today you can score their most popular album for $5.
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Seen on Pinterest: Easy Filling (Yet Healthy) Fall Side Dishes
As the leaves fall and temperatures get cooler, we turn to warmer, heartier dishes to find comfort. But comfort food doesn’t always have to mean carbs, carbs, carbs. These veggie-focused side dishes use the bounty of the season to create filling, yet not fattening, side dishes for this week’s Seen on Pinterest.
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Weekly tech news roundup for September 16
Pokémon Go adds the buddy system “plus” more, Apple users can now use Cardboard, Samsung has a work-around for their Note 7 batteries exploding, and check out Chevy’s new Bolt—the car that some are saying might beat Tesla at it’s own game. And, check out some hidden features in your favorite mobile operating system, and find out what reviewers are saying about the iPhone 7 and Dyson’s $400 hair dryer.
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What the heck is Venmo and how does it work?
While many college students were out spending away this past Saturday, one college student was making money in what may have been the easiest and most clever way possible—by using Venmo and a sign.
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