Статьи по тегу «ios»

If you have an Android smartphone with a fingerprint scanner running Google’s latest-and-greatest OS update, Android 6.0 Marshmallow, you can now authenticate purchases in the Google Play store with just a press of your thumb. That’s something iOS users have been able to do in the App Store on their iPhones and iPads since Apple launched […]... →

(By Masaru Ikeda, The Bridge) – Tokyo-based startup ZoooG recently released an iOS beta version of their new social network app for sharing your voice called Voice. This release comes after the launch of the Android beta version last month, and the company will now be moving forward with marketing expansion throughout Japan, China, and […]... →

Posted by bridget.randolphAs mobile technology becomes an increasingly common way for users to access the internet, you need to ensure that your mobile content (whether on a mobile website or in a mobile app) is as accessible to users as possible. In the past this process has been relatively siloed, with separate URLs for desktop and mobile content and apps tucked away in app stores. But as app and mobile web usage continues to rise, the ways in which people access this content is beginning to converge, whi... →

A German website called Mobile Geeks has posted what it says are screenshots of Apple Music for Android and is reporting that Apple is currently conducting a private beta test with Android users. This is only the second time that Apple has released an app for Android (excluding Chomp), the first being their “Move to iOS” app that […]... →

It’s Friday, and sometimes when we try to wind our week down something winds us back up. Today, it has to do with the app that a lot of us use the most on iOS…iMessage. Guys, /me works in iMessage. WHY DIDN'T ANYONE TELL ME?! pic.twitter.com/GpwtK7gsxE — ⚒ Chris Messina ⚔ (@chrismessina) October 23, 2015 Yes. You can use /me in a conversation. /me did not know… Read More... →

This week’s headlines saw reviews of the new Nexus phones and Surface devices, the rollout of iOS 9, updates from the ongoing public dispute between Theranos and the Wall Street Journal, and much more. On Bullish we brought in Revel System’s CEO Lisa Falzone to talk about the payments industry, and the TC Cribs team visited Credit Karma’s HQ. These are the top stories to… Read More... →

More than a week after releasing Chrome 46 for desktop, Google today updated Chrome for iOS with two new features: iOS 9 multitasking on iPad and Autofill. You can download the new version now directly from Apple’s App Store. Split View supports means you can now run Chrome beside any other updated iOS app that […]... →

In the last 30 to 45 minutes of a long two-hour keynote session, Bear Douglas and Romain Huet took the stage to undertake a pretty complex task: build not one, but two iOS apps right then and there. For them, the mission was simple: show the more than 1,500 developers in the room and those […]... →

The Ad Council and a cohort of tech companies shed some light today on an eye emoji that has been perplexing Apple watchers since the release of iOS 9.1. The eye — which was rumored to mean everything from the Department of Homeland Security is watching you to “talking with your eyes” — symbolizes an anti-bullying campaign that launched in conjunction with… Read More... →

Instagram has launched yet another standalone mobile app called Boomerang, which lets you “turn everyday moments into something fun and unexpected.” Available for Android (not yet live) and iOS, Boomerang lets you click once to capture a rapid-fire series of 10 photos, which it then stitches into a 1 second-long GIF-like moving video that loops […]... →

Instagram doesn’t want its feed getting stale, but doesn’t want to bloat its app with extra features either. So today it’s launching Boomerang on iOS and Android. It’s a dead-simple app where you shoot a one-second burst of five photos that are turned into a silent video that plays forwards and then reverses over and over in a loop. Boomerangs are automatically saved… Read More... →

Apple’s iOS 9.1 update, which yesterday brought support for new emoji to users of Cupertino’s mobile devices among other tweaks, also flicked the launch switch on Apple News for users in the U.K. and Australia. Read More... →

Well, that was fast! Only days after the first public jailbreak for iOS 9 devices hit the web, it appears that Apple has closed two of the exploits used by the Chinese hacking team Pangu, whose untethered jailbreak allowed users to jailbreak nearly all iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices running iOS versions 9.0 through 9.0.2. In a security document posted on Apple’s website, the… Read More... →

As someone who travels a lot I’ve been trying out apps that can build tours around a city. CreateTrips is a social trip planner that offers travelers and locals travel guides, maps, reviews, and a few more things. It’s raised $2.18M in two rounds from five investors. But unfortunately it literally leaves me to do all the heavy lifting. And in this space, you pretty much only… Read More... →

Today at Twitter Flight, the company’s developer conference, Twitter announced two new features launched by Fabric’s Crashlytics Labs, the R&D arm of Twitter’s mobile SDK. First, Fabric announced that it will introduce beta support for the Unity SDK, the popular cross-platform game engine for desktop and mobile games. After installing the Fabric plugin, users can… Read More... →

Twitter today announced several improvements for its Crashlytics application analytics service. The tool will group issues across multiple releases and shows which versions are impacted by those issues, Twitter senior director of product Jeff Seibert said at the Twitter Flight conference in San Francisco today. When a developer closes an issue, “Crashlytics keeps watching out […]... →

The next major update to Apple’s mobile operating system since the debut of version 9.0 released in September, is now rolling out. In iOS 9.1, Apple is introducing a number of new features and improvements, including one involving those GIF-like “Live Photos.” However, the addition that most users will be excited about is iOS 9.1’s inclusion of new emoji characters… Read More... →

Apple released iOS 9.1 today, the first major public update to the landmark iOS 9 operating system that launched last month. The new update applies to iPhones and iPads, and can be downloaded via a free over the air update. The new update is more about stability tweaks and bug fixes than consumer-facing features. The […]... →

Сервис микроблогов Twitter объявил о запуске новой функции – возможности создавать опросы. В ближайшие дни она будет доступна в веб-версии сервиса и в приложениях для iOS и Android. Новая функция позволит любому пользователю в несколько кликов создать опрос, состоящий из двух вариантов ответа. Голосование будет проводиться в течение 24 часов. После его завершения все принявшие участие в опросе пользователи получат уведомление и смогут узнать итоговые результаты. На скриншоте ниже показано создание опроса:... →

Twitter has introduced a new way for people to express their opinions — through native polling. The polling option, which is rolling out today, means that soon anyone on iOS, Android, and on Twitter.com will be able to create a poll right from the “compose box” to get feedback from the network’s 316 million monthly […]... →