Posts Tagged: News
In the need for speed, Fastly goes all the way to the edge
Fastly is in the business of making sure that consumers of services on the web aren’t hampered in their consumption of services by speed issues. Like competitors Akamai, Cloudflare and a host of others, the
Apple made it harder for hackers to breach FaceTime and iMessage
As a means to further secure your digital life, Apple said today that it’s adding two-step verification to FaceTimeand iMessage. That still leaves the likes of iTunes and the Apple website vulnerable to ne’er-do-wells who want to remotely
Apple made it harder for hackers to breach FaceTime and iMessage
As a means to further secure your digital life, Apple said today that it’s adding two-step verification to FaceTimeand iMessage. That still leaves the likes of iTunes and the Apple website vulnerable to ne’er-do-wells who
Now that YouTube has jumped to HTML5, here’s what Steve Jobs said about Flash
Today, YouTube announced it will now default to HTML5 when a video is loaded rather than using Flash. For years, Apple has been criticized for not allowing Flash on its iOS devices, leading Steve Jobs
Now that YouTube has jumped to HTML5, here’s what Steve Jobs said about Flash
Today, YouTube announced it will now default to HTML5 when a video is loaded rather than using Flash. For years, Apple has been criticized for not allowing Flash on its iOS devices, leading Steve Jobs in
Vintage Mac app About boxes show just how far we’ve come
Mac consultant, writer, and translator Riccardo Mori has a collection of vintage Macs, and he’s been putting them to good use creating awonderful archive of About boxes while trying to determine what apps are on some old
Video: Developing with WatchKit, featuring Curt Clifton of The Omni Group
Every day, the Apple Watch is one day closer to being released to the public. Developers are now finding ways to make their iOS apps Watch-friendlly as they begin to experiment with WatchKit, and at
CES 2015: Kenwood aftermarket CarPlay display; VW cars get CarPlay in 2015
A TUAW reader wrote to us yesterday bemoaning the lack of new products from Apple other than upgrades of previous devices. Among the things he thought were missing were HomeKit products and CarPlay devices. Well,
Gear up to go racing with Tracktivity
If you are an auto racing fan or an enthusiast who likes to me more involved that just watching races, you should check out Tracktivity. This free universal app runs on iOS 7.1 or later and
AT&T offering roll over data starting January 25 with a catch
Sometimes it’s easy to think back to the glory days of unlimited data on mobile plans and mourn the loss. Light a solitary candle to place in a window in memory of watching X-Files on
