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Amazon offers professional services for assembling and installing products, though applications are currently closed. via Amazon.com.

Nine sleep habits to boost productivity, including strategic caffeine use, healthy eating, optimizing bedroom environment, following a routine, and taking naps. via The Next Web.

Social Media Examiner recaps an episode of the Social Media Marketing podcast featuring Sue B. Zimmerman, the Instagram Gal, sharing tips for growing your Instagram community.

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Hacking hard disks reveals surprising vulnerabilities that can be used to bypass software security measures. via SpritesMods.com

Uber's Android app permissions are not malware, but rather necessary for basic functionality, according to an investigation. via The Next Web.

Learn how to create social media images for brand recognition, including tips on choosing fonts, colors, and creating reusable templates. via Social Media Examiner.

A programmer named Terry Davis spent over a decade creating TempleOS, an operating system he believes God commanded him to build, while grappling with mental illness. via Vice.

PSFK's IQ Dashboard offers AI-powered trends analysis, innovation research, and industry insights for marketers and retailers. via PSFK

PSFK offers an AI-powered dashboard with trend analysis, innovation research, and insights across industries, providing marketers and retailers access to case studies, expert quotes, and data on emerging trends and technologies.

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A technology journalist estimates the data transfer costs for the popular "Serial" podcast could range from $11,000 to $36,000 for three months of distribution. via Glenn Fleishman writes words about things.

PSFK offers an AI-powered dashboard with trend analysis, innovation research, and industry insights for marketers and retailers. The dashboard features case studies, expert quotes, videos, and various tools to explore business intelligence across different sectors. via PSFK.

The Wall Street Journal shares the story of how MIT players engineered a football team. via wsj.com