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Why Are We so Distracted All the Time?
“If your work depends on finding undisturbed time for deep focus and creative thinking, you know all about the modern curse of distraction. (If you’re never distracted, you’re probably a robot. Oh, and I hate you.”
Windows 10 release week: what to expect and how to download
“After nine months of waiting, Windows 10 is almost here. Tuesday night at midnight ET, Microsoft will release the first full release of Windows 10, the biggest sea change in PC software in nearly three years.”
6 Questions to Ask Yourself Everyday
“Life is fleeting. Moments are there for an instant and then they are gone.”
Is the Apple Watch Really Worth Your Time? The Ultimate Review.
“Even before the early adopters on Medium began receiving their Apple Watches, they began writing about it. And after they unboxed the devices and strapped them to their wrists, the posts really piled up.”
AdWords Brand CPCs Rising? Here’s Why And What You Can Do About It
“One of the most valuable aspects of paid search benchmark data is its ability to help answer the question, “Is everyone seeing this, or is it just me?” Official data from the search engines themselves is usually sparse and can even be misleading, so it isn’t terribly helpful for this purpose.”
Porsche, Jaguar continue dominance in 2015 JD Power APEAL study
“The latest safety-related technologies are among the drivers of customer satisfaction with new vehicles, according to the J.D. Power 2015 U.S. Automotive Performance, Execution and Layout (APEAL) Study.”
9 Microsoft analysts sound off about the company’s future
“Microsoft on Tuesday announced a mixed bag forth-quarter earnings and the stock price has been jumping up and down ever since in heavy trading. It’s currently down about 4%.”
Generation rent: the housing ladder starts to collapse for the under-40s
“House price rises of 5% a year and a shortage of affordable homes are set to swell the ranks of “generation rent” over the next decade, so that by 2025 more than half of those under 40 will be living in properties owned by private landlords.”
Pete Norwood 