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Asus to bake ad-blockers right into its mobile devices

Asus plans to block ads on its smartphones by default starting next year

Asus has announced that it will start shipping devices with AdBlock Plus ‘baked-in’ to company’s proprietary browser, says a report at Motherboard. With ongoing debate around adblockers, Asus’ call for a bowser with AdBlock activated by default is interesting. Lately users have expressed concerns over annoying ads which have also been cause of malware. AdBlock Plus brings down malware based security concerns but media companies who make revenue by showing these ads have expressed objections to ad blocking.

While Asus’s proprietary browser has a market base of around 15 million users, it could set a precedent for other popular browsers like Chrome and Firefox to follow suit. During the next few days, it will be interesting to see reaction from online media companies on this move. Also it will be worth noting if Mozilla which has designed an ad blocker for iOS would pitch in by activating AdBlock Plus by default

Facebook Messenger, Snapchat losing popularity in US

NEW YORK: 

Facebook and Instagram still reign supreme among top apps, even as Messenger and Snapchat are losing steam with young users in the US, a recent study says.

Wayup, a startup that connects college students with local job opportunities, queried 1,000 US college students about their favourite apps and found that Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, free digital wallet Venmo were the top three apps on decline, VentureBeat reported.

The survey was sent out five times throughout 2015 in an effort to suss out larger mobile app trends. The study found that Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, and Venmo were mentioned less and less over the course of a year.

However, the list is a little deceiving. For instance, banking apps en masse saw a decline from September through December of 2015. "Venmo is the clear favourite among payment apps, cited five times more frequently than the next most listed app, PayPal," the study noted.

Also, it's worth noting that Snapchat was on the rise until September hit, when it started to drop off, according to Wayup.

Facebook Messenger saw a slight increase in popularity from February to September, but then it declined twice as much as Facebook from September through December. Facebook is also six times as likely to be listed as a favourite app than Messenger.

The study, however, shows a silver lining for Messenger. The app was mentioned more by freshman than seniors, which means it has an opportunity to capture Generation Z as they age. Messenger's recent partnership with Uber could also possibly reverse its declining trend.

Facebook Messenger and Snapchat declined in popularity among college kids this year

Though Facebook and Instagram still reign supreme among apps, it looks like Messenger is losing steam with younger users.

A new poll from WayUp queried 1,000 college students around the country about their favorite apps and found some fairly expected results. Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat remain students’ go-to entertainment apps. According to this study, the majority of apps that students use revolve around social media. Among smaller brands, students cited Pinterest and Spotify as must-haves.

While a number of apps saw a drop-off in mentions at the beginning of the school year, two apps have continued to maintain student interest. Two photo-sharing apps, VSCO Cam and Instagram, grew consistently over the year.

What was surprising about the study was the top three apps in decline. WayUp found that Facebook Messenger, Snapchat, and Venmo were mentioned less and less frequently over the course of the year. (The survey was sent out five times throughout 2015 in an effort to suss out larger mobile app trends).

However, the list is a little deceiving. For instance, banking apps en masse saw a decline from September through December of 2015. “Venmo is the clear favorite among payment apps, cited five times more frequently than the next most listed app, PayPal,” the study notes. In total, Venmo ranked 16th out of all apps, which is big, considering how disinterested college students are in financial apps, as a whole.

Meanwhile, Snapchat is mentioned 30 percent more often than other messaging apps. It’s also a more widely distributed app, appealing to students across grade level. It’s worth noting that Snapchat was on the rise until September hit, when it started to drop off, according to WayUp.

Facebook Messenger, on the other hand, had relatively consistent data. Though the app saw a slight increase in popularity from February to September, it declined twice as much as Facebook from September through December. Facebook is also six times more likely to be listed as a favorite app than Messenger, the study found. WayUp says it’s possible that students were initially intrigued by the novelty of Messenger after its split from Facebook, but that its charm could be wearing off, since it hasn’t introduced new features in a while. Its recent partnership with Uber could possibly reverse that trend.

The study shows a silver lining for Messenger. The app is mentioned more by freshman than seniors, which means Messenger has an opportunity to capture Generation 2 as they age.

SpaceX Launches Rocket 6 Months After Accident, then Lands Booster Financial Spots

SpaceX: SpaceX, the spaceflight company run by billionaire super genius Elon Musk, has successfully landed its powerful Falcon 9 rocket in an upright position without crashing. 

SpaceX's rocket deployed 11 satellites for telecommunications company ORBCOMM of Fort Lee, N.J. after lifting off from Cape Canaveral, Fla. Not only did the Falcon 9 rocket make it into orbit, it became the first rocket to return to solid ground unscathed after an orbital flight. "Welcome back, baby!" CEO Elon Musk tweeted after the rocket touched down. SpaceX says that with this technology space flight can become cheaper, as they would no longer need to build a new rocket for every launch. SpaceX attempted a second precision landing later in April 2015 on water, and the rocket impressively came within 10 meters of its target. Just under one month following the world's first landing of a reusable rocket, which was accomplished by Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin private space exploration company, SpaceX managed a similar feat. 

Musk was at the launch site in Florida where he said the rocket appeared to be failing in its landing, leading to a potential explosion. He goes on to add, "This was a first for us at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, and I can't even begin to describe the excitement the team feels right now having been a part of this historic first-stage rocket landing". Many rockets use multiple stages, or engine sets, to reduce weight during launch. Speaking to reporters, Musk said: "It's a revolutionary moment". It was the landing, however, that received most of the attention and made history. If you've got 30 minutes to spare, you can check out the full mission video below. The company's first try at landing the rocket was in January. "The Falcon first stage landing is confirmed". 

Blue Origin's rocket traveled vertically to a "suborbital" 62 miles above Earth. The push for reusable rockets translates into enormous cost savings, which could have a profound and positive impact on the future of space travel

Moto G (Gen 3) Starts Receiving Android 6.0 Marshmallow Update

Motorola in October laid out its Android 6.0 Marshmallow rollout plans for the handsets. Since then it has pushed out the OS update to the Moto X Style, Moto X Play, and Moto X (Gen 2). However, the Lenovo-owned firm is now rolling out the operating system to Moto G (Gen 3) (unlocked variant XT1540) over-the-air, report users.

The Motorola Moto G (Gen 3), which was launched in India in July this year running Android 5.1 Lollipop, receives all the new features included in Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Android 6.0 Marshmallow (previously just Android M) brings features such as revamped app permissions; Google Now on Tap feature; Android Pay mobile payment system, and new fingerprint APIs for developers among others. It also features some Google's security patches as well.

While announcing the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update plans, Motorola listed Moto-specific changes that users will see after updating to the new Android OS version. Some changes to Moto enhancements include removal of Moto Assist feature as part of upgrade to Android M. The company explains that the latest OS includes an option for 'Do Not Disturb' under the 'Sound and notification' settings that performs similar function what Moto Assist does.

Spotted first by Android Beat, the update is currently rolling out to Moto G (Gen 3) users in US and Canada. It should gradually release to other regions worldwide. The update weighs in 2GB and brings the software version of the smartphone to 24.11.25.en.US.

Motorola earlier this month announced that it will be seeding the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update to its Moto E (Gen 2), but only in select regions.

THE HYPERLOOP WILL BEGIN TESTING IN NEVADA IN 2016

The startup company Hyperloop Technologies — which takes its name from Elon Musk’s proposed invention but has no direct connection to him — announced today that it will build a test track for the ultra-fast transportation service in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Located within an industrial site, the "Propulsion Open Air Test facility” is about 50 acres, and testing is expected to begin in early 2016.
The company plans to test its custom designed electric motor to speeds of up to 540 km/hour (about 335 mph) on a 1 km (about 0.62 miles) long track.
Hyperloop Technologies is currently still selecting a location for a Safety, Development, and Test site. Once it's up and running (in "late 2016/early 2017"), the team will put a full speed, full-scale prototype to the test. The plan is to have a working Hyperloop system ready by 2020.
Elon Musk released his plans for the Hyperloop concept in 2013. Since then, companies have been racing to make the 540 km/hour mass transportation system a reality. For the July 2015 issue of Popular Science, writer James Vlahos detailed how Hyperloop Technologies and rival company Hyperloop Transportation Technologies plan to bring the dream to fruition. You can read more here.
A Hyperloop Future?

Explore a hypothetical North American Hyperloop network, where total travel time between cities by Hyperloop is represented by color. Click on a city to re-center the map at a different origin. Mouse over a destination city to compare calculated Hyperloop travel time with drive time and to see the additional travel time needed to reach nearby cities. ​
Interactive graphic by Michael Kellman.​