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Thursday May 30, 2019. 09:39 PM
What gets your heart racing at WWDC? Cardiogram is going to find out. The Apple Watch heart rate sensor app is going to monitor the heart rates of those who want to play along during the WWDC keynote, and reveal what the most exciting moment was, reported AppleInsider....
The iPhone camera app maker is celebrating its second anniversary with a Halide photo contest between May 28 and June 28.
Apple Pay London Express Transit is coming, and Transport for London confirmed it on Twitter.
Apple, Google, Microsoft, and WhatsApp signed an open letter criticizing proposals to bypass encryption made by GCHQ officials.
Cloudflare Warp VPN is a new service the company announced back in April. Currently there is a waiting list, but Andrew got his hands on some screenshots.
Bryan Chaffin and Andrew Orr join host Kelly Guimont for a discussion of walled-off sections of the internet and a look ahead at WWDC.
Apple shared two WWDC 2019 developer stories, one from a first-time attendee, and the other on his 17th visit.
Spark 2.3.4 adds support for more fonts. Now you can choose between various fonts and pick the text size when you’re composing an email. Set a default font type and size for your messages, and Spark will remember it for all future emails. You’ll have other formatting option...
IBM is no stranger to selling stuff to dictators. First it was the Nazis, now it’s the United Arab Emirates. But even as [facial recognition] technology comes under more scrutiny in the United States, tech giants such as IBM, and China’s Hikvision and Huawei, are...
There has been lots of controversy and discussion about a video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi circulating online. It to show Speaker Pelosi as apparently unwell, or drunk. It was false, edited to look like that. YouTube chose to take the video off its platform but Facebook...
Wednesday May 29, 2019. 11:52 PM
We have a deal on a device called AtmoTube Plus that monitors the quality and safety of the air—and it’s small enough to clip on to your belt or purse. It measures real-time air pollution caused by harmful gases and a wide range of Volatile Organic compounds (VOCs) like...
The splinternet, also known as cyberbalkanization, refers to how governments split the World Wide Web into national internets. It’s not just authoritarian countries trying to bend the global web to national values. The same social media companies that gave rise to unrest...
NBC News Now is a new streaming service from NBC that offers free news to cordcutters. It’s available on iOS and tvOS. NBC News Now will air live programming between 3PM and 11PM Eastern through both the web as well as the NBC News apps on mobile devices as well as Apple...
German officials are considering banning end-to-end encryption in chat apps like Apple iMessage, WhatsApp, and Signal. Currently, law enforcement officers are only allowed to collect communications found on a suspect’s device. An expanded law would include allowing law enforc...
Charlotte Henry and John Martellaro join host Kelly Guimont to discuss the latest in Pokemon news, and what to know about 4K Blu-Ray players.
Microsoft announced that its feature for Excel called ‘Insert Data From Picture’ is now available for its iOS app. Here’s how to use it.
Phillip Shoemaker, who led the team that reviewed apps on the App Store, described the heartbreak of rejecting apps being on the platform.
9to5Mac has more screenshots of Apple’s future OS releases. Today we’re seeing macOS 10.15 screenshots of Music and TV.
Flipboard revealed that an “unauthorized party” accessed its database between June 2, 2018 and March 23, 2019, as well as between April 21-22, 2019.
Apple has a created a new web page titled, ‘App Store: Principles and Practices’ possibly as a reaction to the accusations that the App Store is a monopoly. We believe that what’s in our store says a lot about who we are. We strongly support all points of view being...
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