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Spotify makes it easier to save albums to ‘Your Music’ inside the iOS app

Aug25
by on August 25, 2014 at 1:05 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

Spotify updated its iOS app today with a few useful tweaks regarding the way it displays albums. A new, prominent ‘Save’ button has been added in the header, just below the artwork and album name. Whereas before you needed to dive into the menu (located in the top right-hand corner) this shortcut will instantly add the album to the ‘Your Music’ section of the app. Swiping horizontally on the album header will now reveal a second section that includes some basic information: the release year and total play time. The latter is particularly handy if you want to listen to…

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Spotify makes it easier to save albums to ‘Your Music’ inside the iOS app

Aug25
by on August 25, 2014 at 1:05 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

Spotify updated its iOS app today with a few useful tweaks regarding the way it displays albums. A new, prominent ‘Save’ button has been added in the header, just below the artwork and album name. Whereas before you needed to dive into the menu (located in the top right-hand corner) this shortcut will instantly add the album to the ‘Your Music’ section of the app. Swiping horizontally on the album header will now reveal a second section that includes some basic information: the release year and total play time. The latter is particularly handy if you want to listen to…

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Jawbone reveals how many Up users were woken up by the Napa earthquake

Aug25
by on August 25, 2014 at 12:38 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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A magnitude six earthquake shook the Napa Valley and Northern California on Sunday, damaging buildings and disrupting power. Jawbone, creator of the Up fitness tracker, today released data revealing the number of users who were woken up in the middle of the night. The graph (below) visualizes the percentage of Up wearers who were awake between 9pm and 9am. Areas that were distanced further from the quake, such as Modesto and Santa Cruz, were barely affected, while closer regions, including Napa, Sonoma and Vallejo, rocketed skyward after 3:20am PT. “Once [awake], it took the residents a long time to go…

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Jawbone reveals how many Up users were woken up by the Napa earthquake

Aug25
by on August 25, 2014 at 12:38 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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A magnitude six earthquake shook the Napa Valley and Northern California on Sunday, damaging buildings and disrupting power. Jawbone, creator of the Up fitness tracker, today released data revealing the number of users who were woken up in the middle of the night. The graph (below) visualizes the percentage of Up wearers who were awake between 9pm and 9am. Areas that were distanced further from the quake, such as Modesto and Santa Cruz, were barely affected, while closer regions, including Napa, Sonoma and Vallejo, rocketed skyward after 3:20am PT. “Once [awake], it took the residents a long time to go…

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Offline over the weekend? Read all the tech news you missed right here

Aug25
by on August 25, 2014 at 10:02 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, Roundups

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On August 25 1835, the now defunct New York Sun published an article that would later become known as ‘the great moon hoax‘ – in which the author said he had proof that the moon was a hotbed of active life; beaches, trees, oceans, tail-less beavers, unicorns, goats and a trove of other highly unlikely creatures. In hindsight, it’s obvious to see exactly how ridiculous these lies seem (and why they were told – circulation of the paper increased following them) but can you imagine how uninformed you’d have seemed back then if you’d missed the news that there are unicorns on the moon? We wouldn’t…

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