The Wall Street Journal published an article reviewing routers that promise to fix Wi-Fi dead zones, but they will cost you. via wsj.com

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The photo editing app Prisma, known for its AI-powered artistic filters, is now available on Android after a successful iOS launch.

Research shows humor can improve your health, relationships, work performance, and overall happiness. via Barking Up The Wrong Tree.

Jon Stewart's return to late night on July 21, 2016, where he shared thoughts about the election. via Know Your Meme.

This blog post recounts the author's experience as an early employee at Teledesic, a startup aiming to provide global broadband via a satellite constellation. via 25iq

Two beer-obsessives from Bon Appétit went on a road trip around Burlington, Vermont to taste test beers from local breweries. via Bon Appétit

This piece compares the bell curve and the 80/20 curve model to view success in business, suggesting disproportionate results come from concentrating on a smaller percentage of high-impact activities. via taylorpearson.me

Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert were found to be living in a cabin in the woods after Colbert ended the Colbert Report, until Trump announced his candidacy. via Consequence

A GPS spoofing cheat for Pokémon Go allows players to fake their location, but risks account bans. The article outlines methods for Android and iOS devices, warning that the technique inherits vulnerabilities from Ingress. via Hackaday

Digital agencies are growing, but consultancy firms and improving in-house skills are changing the industry. See the Top 100 Digital Agencies of 2016.

The most lucrative MBA career is the topic of an article shared from Harvard Business Review. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review (HBR).