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Evernote laying off 13 percent of staff two months after CEO change http://ow.ly/34PnjE

Verizon is gathering exclusive series for its mobile streaming service http://ow.ly/34FhCM

Medical journal’s bogus investigation could derail better dietary guidelines http://ow.ly/34zzIO

US and China reportedly working on an arms accord to limit cyber attacks http://ow.ly/34o6kh

Listen to Beyoncé’s new song “Runnin’ (Lose It All)” – It’s been nearly a year since we’ve heard any new music from God in human form Beyoncé, but the drought is over. After teasing the collaboration on Instagram on Wednesday, U.K. producer Naughty Boy has released his collaboration with Beyoncé called “Runnin’ (Lose It All)” featuring Arrow Benjamin. Reports surfaced earlier this month that Naughty Boy — who has produced for Sam Smith, Emili Sande, and Leona Lewis — wa… http://ow.ly/34iSmZ

Facebook may be developing a virtual reality video app – Facebook took a big leap into the virtual reality market when it purchased Oculus VR last year, but that’s about where its work with VR stopped. Now, Facebook itself may be starting to work on virtual reality, too. According to The Wall Street Journal, Facebook is developing a mobile app for viewing virtual reality videos — videos that are filmed in 360 degrees, usually using a multi-camera setup, and allow a view… http://ow.ly/348TpL

Here’s why Apple made the stylus that Steve Jobs hated – When Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller announced that the company’s stylus for new iPad Pro would be called Pencil, the crowd audibly laughed in unison. On the surface, it was because it played into the stereotype that Apple lays claim to everyday inspirations. But on a deeper level it traces back to former CEO Steve Jobs, who famously said in 2007 at the initial iPhone reveal, “Who wants a stylus? You have to g… http://ow.ly/33UZRh

After delays, SpaceX’s massive Falcon Heavy rocket set to launch in spring 2016 http://ow.ly/33L0UA

Facebook Messenger is now the second most popular app in America http://ow.ly/33GrQT

The first public preview of Firefox for iOS is here – Today, Mozilla announced its first public preview of its Firefox browser for Apple’s iOS. So far, the browser is only available for mobile users in New Zealand. Though Mozilla had previously rejected the idea of building a browser for Apple’s mobile operating system, iPhones are so popular that Mozilla was forced to reconsider. In May this year, the company conducted a limited beta test of Firefox for iOS. According … http://ow.ly/33D6tj