Today We Watched, Read, and Listened to (so you don’t have to):

371 articles, 8 podcasts, 10 press releases, 324 tweets, and 9 YouTube videos

1. Apple Sends Out Invites for Oct. 13 Event

The invitation, quickly shared out by various invitee journalists on Twitter, says the event will be about speed. Which, honestly, means iPhone 12. 5G? Faster processor? Quicker camera or screen refresh? Maybe all of that.

2. G Suite is now Google Workspace

Google says Workspace isn't just another fancy name for the G Suite series of apps it's replacing. It also promises deeper integration between apps like Gmail, Meet, Chat, and Docs. Will it change much of the day to day? Probably not, in all honesty. Still, you'll at least know what to call it all.

3. Instagram Turns 10 on the App Store

The Facebook-owned photo sharing social network has been on iOS for a long ten years, and it's celebrating with a new archive for Stories, classic icons, and a new anti-bullying feature, which we're all for.

🦑 Go Deeper

Electronic voting is fraught with issues around security and ease of use. Sascha Brodsky has a deeper look at some specific problems in Georgia that point to larger national ones.

Hootsuite/We Are Social asked its users to self-report their own behavior, with the largest number saying they spent more time on social media coming from the 16-24 year-old age category. But we're all doing it, right? Scroll, scroll, scroll.

🤓 Nerd Out

“First the colored chalk and now this?! Willie’s gonna lose it.” -Bob Schulties, Senior Editor

Turns out that most of Scottish Wikipedia was written by an American who just mangled up some English to represent the Scottish language. Yet another reason to check your sources. (Share on Twitter)

💎 You Know You Want It

Talk about getting an earful

Image: Ultimate Ears

If your ears and earbuds never get along, maybe it's time for earbuds to put in the work to suit you. These UE Fits earbuds use "lightform technology" and gel-filled tip molds to create a custom fit. Sure, they're $199 (normally $250), but can you really put a price on comfort?

🚀 Facing the Future

Pros: Fast internet. Cons: 3000 satellites above us, no guidelines

Astronomers are freaking out over the huge amount of approvals for companies to send up satellites into orbit without any oversight. Amazon alone was just given the right to send up 3,326 of them, nearly 600 more than what's already there. Talk about an unregulated parking lot of corporate interest.

🗞 Extra! Extra!

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