This week on Supercharged we’re talking about Taylor Swift’s music crusade, the Samsung Safety Truck, and our path towards extinction! We’re also answering your questions about iPhone deactivation, Feedly, and Kindle articles.

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• Apple Reverses Course, Will Pay Artists During Apple Music Free TrialEddy Cue, Apple's senior vice president of Internet Software and Services, posted on Twitter tonight in response to concerns that Apple would not be paying artists during the three month free trial of Apple Music. Cue wrote that Apple will now be paying artists during the initial free trial of Apple Music, in a reversal from their previous policy.
• The FDA Is Banning Trans Fats, But They Were Already Mostly GonePartially hydrogenated oils, those universally despised sources of trans fat, have finally been more or less banned by the FDA. This is less newsworthy than it first appears, though: manufacturers have been phasing them out for awhile, and they only remain in a handful of products.
• We Are 100%, For Sure, in the Middle of a Major Extinction EventLots of people know about the risk of losing endangered animals like pandas and tigers, but they’re just the tip of the iceberg, according to a new study showing a major global extinction is currently underway.
• Samsung makes big trucks transparent in the name of road safetyArt Lebedev's Transparentius is brought to life in new Samsung prototype.
• iOS 9 Includes New Auto App Delete/Reinstall Feature for OS Updates on Devices With Insufficient SpaceDevelopers who are installing the second beta of iOS 9 have discovered a highly useful iOS 9 space management feature, which will help users who have little space on their devices install major operating system updates.
• T-Mobile's new phone leasing program lets you upgrade three times a yearJump On Demand is the carrier's latest move to sell you smartphones.
• Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (2015) reviewIt's a Kindle. It does Kindle things.
• Amazon's Treasure Truck will drive around Seattle with exclusive discountslAmazon's taking what it claims are "can't miss" deals on the road in its hometown of Seattle. Today the company announced the Treasure Truck, which will drive around Seattle neighborhoods with one "highly-desirable, limited-quantity" product each day. The truck won't operate non-stop, but Amazon says it'll be running for "several" days each week.
• Pocket to KindleAn IFTTT recipe.
• P2KP2K (Pocket to Kindle) is a free service that sends your Pocket articles to your Kindle e-reader periodically.
• Feedly-Supported Android Reader AppsGreat apps that work with your feedly.
• Press for AndroidA popular, Lifehacker-approved feedly app for Android.
• Taylor Swift Really Wants Brunch with Jay Z- Watch the Video!Taylor Swift really likes going out to brunch and it seems she wants Jay Z to join her to indulge in some afternoon breakfast food soon!

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