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Weekly tech news roundup for April 25
Netflix is raising rates, but Amazon Prime Instant Video is adding HBO content. Pinterest adds new features which might be helpful when you check out the newly rediscovered lost Warhol artwork. You can’t find the Loch Ness Monster on Apple Maps, but you CAN turn back time on Google Maps. Find out about the origins of the cube (which was supposed to be an active space!) and check out College Humor’s hilarious “Gods of the Internet.”
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In the spotlight: Pittsboro, Zionsville, and Whitestown, Indiana
What do Jeff Gordon, Metta World Peace, and Amazon.com have in common? They all hail from TDS Telecom communities in Indiana. Find out more about each of these unique places.
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Recycle your electronics, protect the earth
Hiding that old cell phone or power supply in your garbage bag might seem like a good idea today, but it’s not in the long run. Learn how you can recycle your e-waste and help save the earth this Earth Day.
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Seen On Pinterest: 10 “Eggscellent” Ways to Enhance Your Eggs
If there’s one thing we like better than Easter candy, it’s the abundance of Easter egg dishes that appear in our home around the holiday. Sure, the traditional recipes for Easter’s bounty typically call for a variety of deviled eggs, but we’ve decided to offer you a few alternatives as well.
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Weekly tech news roundup (April 18)
If you’ve had any data stolen online, you’re not alone and the newest research shows just how prevalent the problem really is (speaking of which, if you’re a Michael’s Craft customer, look out because 2.6 million credit card numbers were stolen over eight months). In other news, check out some Tron-like road paint, a new Dyson river-cleaning vacuum concept, and a payment system that’s as simple as using the palm of your hand. Still want more? Find out how to hack Siri so she can control your Nest, Tesla, Spotify, and more.
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