Dropbox announces Project Harmony for real-time Office collaboration, launches Mailbox for Android and Carousel photo app, and previews Mailbox for desktop. via Mashable.

A 2014 study found that 80% of local searches on mobile phones convert to a purchase, often within hours, with restaurants, auto services, and arts & entertainment topping the search categories. via @SearchEngineWatch

Telecommuting is gaining traction as companies embrace distributed workforces, challenging traditional office environments. via Mashable.

Learn best practices for promoting your content on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and Pinterest, including optimal posting times and tips for crafting engaging copy and visuals. via Social Media Examiner

Leaked screenshots show a potential redesign of Google's Android calendar app, featuring a new look and enhanced social integration. via The Verge

Google has released the Module Developers Kit for Project Ara, its modular smartphone, so developers can create swappable phone parts. Google hopes to launch the first Ara phones in early 2015. via The Verge.

Dive into Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, originally featured in Rolling Stone back in November 1971. via Longform.

An op-ed arguing that millennials' demand for social responsibility and transparency from brands may force fashion companies to change or risk losing relevance. via The Business of Fashion

This article from Entrepreneur shares four negotiation tips for business owners, including knowing your non-negotiables and being willing to walk away from a deal. via Entrepreneur.

A new agreement in France bans tech companies from contacting nearly a million employees electronically outside of work hours.

via Engadget.

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This album review of *Enter the Slasher House* by Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks describes the music as more fun and cartoon-y than scary, despite its horror film inspiration. via Consequence