Meanwhile in email land you're all dropping like flies: "For some strange reason even though I've been watching the game on the telly I've continued to check your updates," writes Stuart Fletcher, which gives me just a modicum, a modicum I say, of self worth.
The update should be rolling out to the iOS App Store and Google Play today, so check your updates if you want to start listening to those books.
Online, apps are already rolling out that also support Apple Pay, so check your updates column, or stay tuned to the "Featured" page, where Apple will be surfacing many of them.
For now, Google's other SMS products that let you check your calendar, update your Blogger blog, check your Gmail, and send and receive SMS text messages through Google Voice, appear to still be working; but users will inevitably start wondering if these will be next on the chopping block.
You can't check your email, update your social networks, upload some photographs, or check your bank balance without being harassed for a password.
Check your system updates.
And it expects you to stop checking your inbox, updating your status or playing Angry Birds and spend a solid hour listening.
If you must, budget a few minutes into your day to check your inbox and updates for anything important, but having them open while you work is sure to lower your productivity.
Check your settings for automatic updating of your operating system.
From the Quip "desktop" home page of the app you can see all your current documents and check your inbox for new updates and messages.
