Weekly Roundup: Top Career Tips and Tech News -- March 6, 2015

Welcome to CyberCoders' Weekly Roundup! Every week, we handpick the top five stories from around the web that offer great insight into hiring in the tech industry. 

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1. 6 Things to Expect from Apple’s Watch Event on Monday [The Verge]

On Monday, Apple is holding what may be one of their biggest events of the year: the unveiling of the final info about the Apple Watch.

What you can expect from Monday's event includes Apple Watch pricing and availability, accessories, apps, and the potential for discussion on a new MacBook and iOS updates.

2. Take A Stroll Down Broadway Through Hundreds Of Thousands Of Instagram Images [Fast Company]

In a New York state of mind, but can't get to the big apple? Check out the new digital interactive installation, "On Broadway."

Created by a team of artists and researchers, this project combines hundreds of thousands of geo-tagged instagram images that take you on a stroll down all 13 miles of New York's famed street, Broadway.

3. This app lets you receive calls even when you've got no signal [Mashable]

A new service from Libon, called Reach Me, allows users to receive a phone call without reception with the help of some VoIP magic.

Compared to other similar services, Libon CEO Dominic Lobo says that Reach Me has many advantages, including the ability to work on any network.

4. 5 ways to protect yourself while using mobile payment apps like Venmo [Yahoo]

Do you use Venmo, Square Cash, or any other method of mobile payment?

If so, make sure to check out these helpful tips for protecting yourself when transferring money from your phone.

5. How Disney Thinks About Virtual Reality For Its Theme Parks [Tech Crunch]

On Thursday, Imagineering Creative Technologies Lead Bei Yang gave a talk at the Gamers Development Conference on the work Walt Disney has been doing in regards to virtual reality.

Yang spoke about the approach they take with rides like Soarin' Over California at Disneyland's California Adventure and the Ratatouille experience at Disney Paris. They're described as a "virtual reality-like experience[s] built for multiple people to experience simultaneously." Check out this article for more in-depth details into Disney's developing technology.