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31Mar/130

More April Fools’ with Google+ photos and +Emotion

Posted by AndroidCentral.com

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Google pranks with a feature many users would love to have -- automatically adding emoticons to Google+ photos

Google just won't stop with the April Fools' stunts, and this one got more than a few people to fall for it -- an algorithm that automatically adds the right emoticon to a Google+ photo based on the facial expressions of the people in it. Dubbed +Emotion, it's said to "plumb the emotional depths of everyone in the photo, then summarize their feelings with a beautifully crafted, emotion icon" with the click of a button.

Of course, there is no such button, but folks commenting on the Google+ posting sure seem to want it, and were sufficiently fooled. We cant blame them, it certainly sounds like something Google could -- and would -- implement. 

We're used to Google pulling a bit of April Fools' silliness, but this year they seem to have kicked things into high gear. With 24 more hours to go, we expect to see more before it's all over.

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Source: +Erik Murphy-Chutorian



14Jan/130

Write Down Three Positive Things About Each Day, Every Day

Posted by Lifehacker.com

It's difficult enough to stay motivated and upbeat without the rest of the world weighing on your shoulders. If you're feeling unmotivated or starting to feel a bit down, Zack Shapiro, an engineer at previously mentioned Taskrabbit has a suggestion for you: take some time each day to write down three positive things that have happened to you. It improves your mood, and gets you thinking positively, which in itself can be a step in the right direction. More »


3Jan/130

Fig Tracks Everything You Do to Give You An All-Around View of Your Health

Posted by Lifehacker.com

iOS/Android: You won't find a shortage of health tracking apps in the App Store, but Fig does things a little differently by allowing you to track your exercise, sleep, and mental health all in one place. More »


21Sep/120

The Science Behind What Motivates Us to Get Up For Work Every Day [Psychology]

Posted by Lifehacker.com

Feelings provide important feedback during our workday. It doesn't make sense to pretend that it's best or even possible to keep our emotions and work separate, treating our capacity for emotion and thought as weakness. Walter Chen, co-founder of iDoneThis, looks into how does our brain deals with emotion and connects it to practical results like motivation and productivity. More »


15Aug/120

Chill Out [Anger]

Posted by Lifehacker.com

It's only Wednesday, and things are already going wrong. Your coffee maker spilled everywhere, your commute to work was a traffic jam, Apple rumors are driving you nuts, and the first thing you notice on your desk is a note from your boss reprimanding you. It's easy to lose your cool in the moment, and make a knee-jerk reaction you'll hate yourself for later. Here's how to track what's causing those reactions, and teach yourself to chill out. More »


24Jul/120

Why You Think You’re Unlucky When Others Think You’re Careless [Mind Hacks]

Posted by Lifehacker.com

When you can't find your keys, you probably think you're unlucky. When your friend notices you can't find your keys, they probably think you're careless. The reason for this odd behavior, as BBC explains, is what psychologists call fundamental attribution error. More »


15May/120

When You’ve Got Low Self-Esteem, Fix Your Problems With Others Rather Than With Yourself [Mind Hacks]

Posted by Lifehacker.com

If you're suffering from a moment or a long period of low self-esteem, chances are the problem isn't internal. As Psychology Today points out, the problem is more likely caused by issues you have with people other than yourself: More »