Game Of Thrones' High Valyrian On Duolingo, Record Voice Directions On Waze, Caterpillar Cannibalism

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Audrey Raj

12-Jul-17 12:00

Game Of Thrones' High Valyrian On Duolingo, Record Voice Directions On Waze, Caterpillar Cannibalism

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In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Audrey Raj talk about:

0:35 - Duolingo Will Soon Offer Lessons In Game Of Thrones’ High Valyrian

5:27 - Waze App Now Lets You Record Voice Directions

9:27 - 4 Money Problems That Didn't Exist 50 Years Ago, And How To Fix Them

20:10 - Spotify Denies Allegations It Uses 'fake' Artists To Cut Royalty Costs

28:15 - When Attacked, Tomato Plants Release A Chemical That Make Caterpillars Eat Each Other Instead

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Tags: enterprise, biz bytes, game of thrones, high valyrian, duolingo, waze, voice record, money problems, spotify, royalty cost, fake artists, caterpillar cannibalism, tomato plants

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