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7 of the best tech products for working and traveling Lindsay Tigar

To get the most out of working on-the-go and remain productive with your deliverables, you need to ensure your tech keeps up with your jet-setting. Read More

A world-leading technologist on what the year 2038 will look like Heleo Editors

Technology in the future: A “GPS for our lives”, jobs that will never be replaced by robots, and how humans and AI will work together. Read More

New Facebook and Instagram tools seek to curb your social media addiction Monica Torres

Two of the biggest social networks that contribute to time sucks are offering up services to help you wean yourself off of them. Read More

How ClassPass's new app is a game changer for business travelers Meredith Lepore

With the tremendous rise of boutique fitness classes a few years ago ClassPass was a game changer with its subscription model for an array of all those great, but expensive workouts. Now with their latest investment round of $85 million led by Tamasek they have rolled out a new standalone app, which will be huge for business travelers who want to stay fit. Read More

France is banning smartphones in schools.Monica Torres

Children in France will now have to leave their smartphones behind when they go to class. Is this a “public health message” more employers should follow? … Read More

Google is making it easier to reschedule your meetings Monica Torres

If you’re planning meetings, you have likely been caught in the endless cycle of ‘availability when?’ emails. But now, Google is introducing a better way. Read More

Fellow Millennials, let’s buy homes so we can build wealth Hilarey Wojtowicz

Buying a house is probably one of the biggest purchases we will ever make in life. It’s a huge commitment (hello, 30-year mortgage), can cost a lot of money (a 20% down payment is some serious cash) and, if something goes wrong, there’s no landlord to call for help. No wonder Millennials aren’t buying homes. Plus, beyond paying … Read More

The father of virtual reality on how Facebook is messing with your mind Heleo Editors

The “manipulation machine makes you cranky, makes you irritable, makes you paranoid, makes you sad … Facebook ’s own researchers have published that.” … Read More

Survey: 84% of Americans unaware of how much they spend on subscription services Jane Burnett

84% of Americans think they spend less on subscription services monthly than they actually do – and usually by a huge margin. Read More

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