Facebook releases new features, a neat app is leaked, Google makes a pawn, and we can eat take out while listening to music no one else has heard before. Check out the latest happenings this week below!

LifeLogging App Leaked

Samsung is working on a new app, according to photos on SamMobile. It will act as a real time diary that will pull information from other apps to create a personalized feed of your life. It sounds a little creepy, but maybe it will be fun.

Read the full article here.

Facebook Announces Paper

Paper is an app that will bring a feed of news content based on categories you select. This a stand alone app and one of the first from Facebook's new Creative Lab. Now they can no longer say millennials do not read the paper.

Read more about it here

Google Sold Motorola 

Google sold Motorola to Lenovo for $3 million. Motorola has been losing revenue and putting a drag on Google for quite sometime. This deal turns Lenovo into the third largest smartphone maker in the world, though.

Read the full article here.

Forgotify

This new music device plays songs that no one has heard before, well, at least on Spotify. There are around 4 million songs that have never been played on the service. You have to be signed into Spotify to use the new feature.

Read the full article here.

Foursquare Teams with GrubHub

A GrubHub or Seamless icon will now appear when you view a restaurant on Foursquare. Even better, you can now order directly through the app. Now you can check in and take-out.

Read more about it here.

That was our recap, we hope it brought you up to date! See you next Friday for another week of tech updates.

Barbara Cline

Digital Content Writer

@BlueArcherPGH