Spotify just updated its terms of service with language that further details the kind of data collection it practices, and why it does it. While some of the text additions and changes and might not actually have an adverse impact on users, the fact still remains that Spotify wants to collect even more data about you, in line with what other companies are also doing. Unlike others, though, Spotify doesn’t seem ready to let you do anything about it.
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Apple’s iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus announcement event is going to take place on September 9th, a report from a trusted source said a few days ago. Subsequent reports have claimed the phones would then be available for preorders on September 11th followed by a Septemeber 18th in-store launch. Now a new leak from France further backs up those claims, as a carrier is reportedly preparing to kick-off preorders on September 11th.
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It’s the end of the week and if you’re looking for something fun to do that won’t require spending any cash, we recommend downloading some paid iPhone apps that are completely free to download for a limited time. Today we’ve rounded up a list of free iPhone apps that include productivity apps, photography apps, games and more. Check then out below!
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Air travel in recent years has become a much more enjoyable experience. Not only are electronics no longer viewed as dangerous devices to be afraid of, but it’s becoming increasingly common to encounter planes with Wi-Fi connectivity and, if you’re lucky, TVs built right into the back of every headrest.
Despite such technological gains, airplane food remains one facet of the flying experience that has seemingly failed to evolve. As it turns out, there is a viable explanation behind the blandness and general ‘meh’ experience that one traditionally associates with eating at 25,000 feet.
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Know what would be awesome? Swimming in a glass pool that’s suspended 10 floors above the ground. Know what would be terrifying? Swimming in a glass pool that’s suspended 10 floors above the ground. That’s the basic paradox of the new “sky pool” that Mashable informs us was recently proposed to be built in London.
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Apple is preparing its 2015 iPhone launch, which is expected for mid-September. While we only expect to see two new iPhones launch in September, more and more rumors are claiming that Apple plans to launch a third iPhone at some later date before the end of the year.
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Terrified of heights, water or dives? Then you’d better hang on to your chair, as the following video is going to help you quickly experience all these fears. A daring man named Laso Schaller took it upon himself to jump off a cliff and dive 200 feet into the water in a brand-new viral video that’s burning up the Internet.
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Samsung today launched an intriguing and aggressive new promotional campaign specifically targeting iPhone users. Touted as the Ultimate Test Drive, Samsung’s promotion offers existing iPhone owners the ability to try out one of Samsung’s more advanced devices for 30 days for just $1. The three devices eligible for the trial run include the Galaxy S6 edge+, the Galaxy Note 5, and the Galaxy S6 edge
“For just one dollar, you can try one of our latest Samsung phones for 30 days with no obligation,” the campaign reads. “Your test drive kit will come with the phone of your choice, an activated sim card, and a step-by-step guide to help you start your test drive.”
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No matter how well you did in Psychology 101 in college, it’s still not a good idea to run around trying to diagnose people you know with psychopathy. That said, if you’re the type of pseudo-shrink who just can’t help themselves, you’ll be interested to see a new study from Baylor University that has uncovered a new common trait for psychopaths… and it involves yawning.
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The Ashley Madison hacking scandal is far from over and now users have yet another thing to worry about. Reports say there’s evidence Ashley Madison made millions of dollars from users who paid to have their profiles erased from its databases for good, even though the website still kept identifiable data for each of the deleted profiles.
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