WeChat has updated its Windows desktop app with English language support and a raft of new features. First launched in Chinese in January, the latest version lets you share files with other WeChat users on desktop or mobile. There’s also a screenshot tool that lets you capture an image and send it to a contact instantly, using controls within the app. If you’re in a group chat, you can now grab a particular user’s attention by mentioning their username in your message. And in case you sent a message you didn’t intend to, you can delete it using the Message…
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Unless you’re a really lousy employee, you don’t have to “motivate” yourself to get out of bed and go to work, right? You just do it. You have to, so you don’t even entertain the option of not getting up. If you’re a dad like me, you don’t weigh the alternatives to changing a poop-filled diaper. It has to be done, so you do it. When you’re lying on the couch almost asleep, and it occurs to you the rent check needs to be put in the mailbox tonight at the latest, there is no pep-talk needed – you just…
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Sony Music CEO Doug Morris has confirmed that a new Apple music streaming service will be launched tomorrow during the WWDC keynote. Venture Beat reported Morris’ comments, made during an interview at the Midem conference in Cannes. He said simply: “It’s happening tomorrow.” Rumors that Apple has been planning a music streaming offering have been in the ether for at least the last two years, with speculation starting to really heat up in the run up to this year’s WWDC. While Morris did not reveal any details about Apple’s pricing plans, he made a point of saying that he prefers paid…
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