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The best ways to move your music from Apple Music or Google Play Music to Spotify

Feb27
by on February 27, 2019 at 1:01 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider


Spotify’s just launched in India, and I’m excited to try it out. However, I’ve been an Apple Music subscriber for over three years, andAbhimanyu’s been using Google Play music for what feels like an eternity. Naturally, we have tons of albums, songs, and playlists saved to our libraries, and we want to carry over our meticulous curation over to Spotify. I imagine you might want to do it too. With that in mind, I’ve tested a bunch of apps that help you migrate your preferences and curated playlists from one streaming music service to another. Before you get started, it’s…

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Kickstart a graphic design career with this $15 Adobe CC course bundle

Feb27
by on February 27, 2019 at 1:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Offers


Right now, you can train up in three of Adobe’s most powerful creative aids and even get certified with the instruction in the Graphic Design + Adobe CC Certification School course bundle. It’s on sale now for over 90 percent off its regular price, just $15.60 for a limited time with promo code ‘LEARNIT’, from TNW Deals.

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3 countries host over 50% of the world’s Bitcoin nodes

Feb27
by on February 27, 2019 at 11:42 am
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


Ever wondered which country is running the most nodes on the Bitcoin network? Well here’s your answer. Research from cryptocurrency and blockchain analytics firm DataLight shows just how geographically distributed the Bitcoin network is. As of February 24, 2019, nearly three-quarters of all Bitcoin nodes were located in just 10 countries, the research shows. The US leads the pack with over 2,625 nodes, followed by Germany and France with 2016 and 698 respectively. Incredibly, these three countries are responsible for over 50 percent of all operational Bitcoin nodes. This might come as a surprise to some as earlier research from…

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3 countries host over 50% of the world’s Bitcoin nodes

Feb27
by on February 27, 2019 at 11:42 am
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


Ever wondered which country is running the most nodes on the Bitcoin network? Well here’s your answer. Research from cryptocurrency and blockchain analytics firm DataLight shows just how geographically distributed the Bitcoin network is. As of February 24, 2019, nearly three-quarters of all Bitcoin nodes were located in just 10 countries, the research shows. The US leads the pack with over 2,625 nodes, followed by Germany and France with 2016 and 698 respectively. Incredibly, these three countries are responsible for over 50 percent of all operational Bitcoin nodes. This might come as a surprise to some as earlier research from…

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5 essential tips for making the most out of a job fair

Feb27
by on February 27, 2019 at 9:30 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Growth


True to the Millennial stereotype, I outsource as much of my life to technology as possible. I hate shopping centers so I buy stuff online; I’m terribly awkward when meeting new people so I find dates on Tinder; and I will always take texting over calling. But as much as I hate social interaction (and I really do hate it), even I will admit that sometimes getting out there and talking to people face-to-face is the best thing you can do. One such case is the good old job fair. Job fairs might seem to you like an adult version…

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