Ryan Adams’ hides easter egg in Shazam, lets you listen to his cover of Taylor Swift’s ‘Blank Space’

Ryan Adams is taking advantage of the new Shazam platform that lets them share content with fans. Aside from getting to listen to his take on Taylor Swift’s “Bad Blood,” you’ll be able to hear the full version of “Blank Space” as well. Ryan Adams has made it a project to cover Swift’s entire 1989 album and give it a The Smiths-style treatment.

Source: The Next Web

Quickly log out of services with Super Logout

Borrowing a friend’s computer and want to make sure you log everything out properly after? Super Logout can do the job for you. It helps you sign out of over 30 major services at once. When you visit the site, it’ll automatically start logging you out of some of the major services such as Amazon, Google, Netflix, Tumblr, and YouTube. A green OK will appear next to the service once you log out. Notably, though Facebook doesn’t seem to be on the list right now. But if you use a lot of those major sites, then this site will be great help for you.

Source: Lifehacker

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 9/13-9/19

Smart camera prevents you from taking unoriginal photos

Belkin launches fashion-Inspired cable collection

Microsoft holding Windows 10 hardware event in NY on October 6

IDC: Android Wear market share expected to double by 2019

Forza Motorsport has a community of 7 million players

Ultimate Ears launches new and improved UE BOOM 2 bluetooth speakers

Rogers subscribers can Roam like Home for $10 a day in 75 countries

Facebook close to introducing dislike button

Spotify Running comes to Android

Apple's watchOS 2 update delayed indefinitely due to critical bug

iOS 9 OTA software update hits some early snags

Apple's 'Switch to iOS from Android' app is now available on Google Play

Amazon offers Kindle Paperwhite discounts for Student members

National Learn to Code Day takes place on September 26

ICYMI: The new trailer for Danny Boyle's 'Steve Jobs' movie is out

The Apple Beat: The iPad grows up

Review: Acer Chromebook 11

Review: Jamstik+ Smart Guitar

Burberry to show off new collection on Snapchat

Google going with Nexus 5x and Nexus 6p as their next Pure Android flagships

Video: Brussels Apple Store opening shows preview of new look and feel coming to retail

Edward Snowden held secret talks with Joseph Gordon-Levitt for actor’s biopic role

Addappt helps keep track of your friends’ info changes

It can be a bit time-consuming and troublesome to update your friends’ contact info in your address book. There’s a new iOS and Android app that can do that for you. Addappt keeps track of your contacts’ information changes and updates accordingly. This app makes it easier for you to share changes on your info, too, in private.

Source: Lifehacker | Download: iTunes App Store (Free) + Google Play Store (Free)