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YouTube’s new Music Key subscription service was set to roll out this week, and it looks like it’s now available for most users on mobile and the Web. We spotted this on YouTube: As noted in the image above, if you’re already subscribed to Google Play Music All Access, you’ll be automatically enrolled in Music Key. The opposite is true as well.
Bing takes a very different approach to its search page than Google, featuring a daily photo with scenic settings or cute animals. Today, Bing is making its homepage a little nicer by incorporating larger images for those with higher resolution displays. The pictures are now 1920 x 1080; that still seems a bit low compared to the QuadHD and higher resolution displays many devices are now sporting, but the improvement is still welcome. You’ll also see captions for the images in a new ‘info’ title card where you can find out more or directly download the image to use as your wallpaper. Additionally,…
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Square has today announced that its point-of-sale (POS) software Square Register is now available globally, having previously been restricted to users in the US, Canada and Japan. Announced at The Financial Times’ ‘The 125 Annual Flagship’ event today, businesses around the world can now start signing up for the service. Although it’s currently only offered in English, French, Spanish and Japanese, it does support up to 130 different currencies, the company said. In a nutshell, Square Register aims to provide an easily set-up POS system and tie it up with tools that provide analytics to help a business better understand its sales. The platform…
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This post originally appeared on the Crew blog. If there’s one thing I’ve learned over the past five years of working as a journalist it’s that success can come down to the two seconds after you first meet someone. First impressions can make or break your career. I’ve had key interviews go to hell just because something didn’t feel right from the start. It’s frustrating because it’s out of your control and no matter how hard you try, once someone has passed initial judgment on you, there’s almost no way to change their mind. But it’s not just journalists that deal heavily in the trade of…
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There’s a routine for modern holiday shopping in the US: either you line up outside stores at crazy hours for Black Friday deals, or you wait until ‘Cyber Monday’ if you don’t feel like waiting out in the cold. This year though, Amazon is shaking things up – they’re starting their holiday sales a whole week early. Beginning tomorrow, Amazon will be adding new lightning deals as frequently as every ten minutes until the end of actual Black Friday on November 29. Prime members get access to deals 30 minutes early. Still, it seems like Amazon is savings its biggest deals for last, with…
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