1. Is AT&T bribing T-Mobile customers to switch sides?
If you’re a T-Mobile customer and are looking to switch, you could have an additional $450 in your pocket. But, there are some catches.
To make the initial switch, you would get $200 credit if you choose AT&T’s Mobile Share Value Plan AND either sign up for the Next upgrade OR purchase a phone. If you want the extra $250, you would trade in an existing phone – if you have one that qualifies.
Read more: (GeekBeat)
2. Bike safe with these, err … shoe spurs
Starting at $20, you can take while cycling reflective gear to a new level. The waterproof clamp to your shoes, are powered by a watch battery and flash for 100 hours before needing a new one.
Read more: (Gizmodo)
3. Gif your favorite sports moments with Yahoo’s iOS update
With the new Yahoo Sports update for iOS 7, you now have the ability to rewatch sports plays or moments – using a feature called “Loop” – and create a gif out of the play.
How does it work? Pick a moment, drop it in to a timeline, apply some features, add a caption and share with friends on social networks.
Read more: (TechCrunch)
4. The Basis fitness tracker is also a better sleep tracker
has already been ahead of the game when it came to their wearable fitness tracker – designed to look like a wrist watch – but now the company is taking it one step further. In addition to all the sensors you’ll still get, the new version of the wristwatch-esque tracker gives you even more data about how much and how well you’re sleeping.
Read more: (TechCrunch)
5. Now on Android: Wake up to tunes with Pandora
Android users, rejoice! With the latest , you can now set your alarm to play your favorite stations. What else comes with the update?
- Customize which alarms play when
- A snooze function that allows for even more sleep
- A sleep timer that lets you set music to doze off to
Read more: (TheNextWeb)
