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Apple Music arrived earlier today on iOS, with the iOS 8.4 update, and now it’s coming to the desktop via a nw version of iTunes. The launch has been going pretty well so far, with only a few hiccups including some early mic testing by Zane Lowe prior to the official launch of the 24-hour Beats 1 radio station. The update went out quickly and consistently, however, and streaming seems… Read More... →

What’s Facebook working on its three AI labs? A way to understand exactly what you share so it can serve that content to people with matching interests. Today in a public Q&A on his Facebook Page, CEO Mark Zuckerberg gave a closer look at why Facebook is investing in AI, as well as detailing his philosophy on happiness, exercise, and the future of the company At the end of 2013,… Read More... →

Apple Music! Radio on the Internet! Phone updates! Apple unveiled new stuff today, so the Internet has been a predictably annoying place to be. The big thing was Apple Music, yet another entry into the subscription music streaming field that Tidal has spent the past few months dominating like an unstoppable money-making force. Just kidding. But tucked inside […]... →

Facebook предложил специалистам по маркетингу возможность оплачивать видеообъявления только тогда, когда пользователь просмотрел их не менее 10 секунд. До сих пор плата в социальной сети взималась после просмотра в течение 3 секунд. При этом специалисты по маркетингу хотят, чтобы потребители на самом деле просматривали их видео-сообщения, а не просто прокручивали их в ленте новостей. С учетом того, что объявления в Facebook продаются на аукционной основе, возможно, специалистам по маркетингу придется больше... →

YouTube today announced videos can now be viewed at 60 frames per second (fps) on Android and iOS. This change is rolling out today. On October 29, YouTube quietly turned on 60fps support for videos uploaded on that date and later, but only on the desktop site, which requires using YouTube’s HTML5 player (YouTube ditched […]... →

Today, Microsoft released another Windows 10 build for PC, numbered 10159. The company indicated that it is similar to yesterday’s release, with one change aside from normal bug fixes. According to Neowin’s Brad Sams, the operating system iteration contains a new desktop background. Read More... →

Apple's ace in the hole here is your existing iTunes membership, your credit card on file, and most importantly, your music history.... →

In a significant settlement that could embolden American employees who witness company misconduct, VMware and government contractor Carahsoft Technology Corporation agreed to pay the $75.5 million today to settle illegal pricing allegations. The Department of Justice accused the companies of violating the Fair Claims Act and overcharging the government, in a case brought in conjunction with… Read More... →

The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ruled late Monday that the NSA may temporarily resume its bulk data collection of Americans’ phone records. The ruling revives the NSA program that was halted earlier this month when a certain provision of the Patriot Act expired June 1. The government had sought to reinstate the section by passing the U.S.A. Freedom Act on June 2, which… Read More... →

A vulnerability discovered by security researchers Eric Taylor and Blake Welsh could turn an innocuous “refer-a-friend” page into a official-looking phishing page. By adding encoded HTML to the end of a basic URL, Taylor and his partner were able to simulate a Lifelock login page that could potentially grab usernames and passwords from unsuspecting users. Lifelock closed the… Read More... →

The upgrade also fixes some bugs in Migration Assistant and Mail.... →

Согласно отчету компании ComScore о рынке десктопного поиска в США, доли Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Ask и AOL в период с апреля по май практически не изменились. Google по-прежнему занимает 64%, Bing удерживает 20% на протяжении уже 3 месяцев. Единственные зафиксированные изменения состоят в переходе 0,1% от Google к Bing и AOL. ComScore также сообщает, что в общей сложности в мае было выполнено 18,2 млрд поисковых запросов, более половины из которых - 11,7 млрд – выполнил Google. В Bing было запущено 3,7 ... →

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Bing Powers AOL, Uber To Bing Maps & Google+ Gone From Google Search appeared first on Search Engine Land. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.... →

В год когда в Google наконец-то появился дизайн из Яндекса ушли специалисты дизайн-профиля.... →

New York Times bestselling author Austin Kleon has been called "one of the most interesting people on the Internet" by The Atlantic magazine, and he stopped by The Writer Files to chat about creativity and the writing life. Austin is the author of three illustrated books: Steal Like An Artist, Newspaper Blackout, and Show Your Work! .... →

Facebook cofounder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg today fielded questions from users of the major social network, and one of them, Jenni Moore of Ireland, asked him about his “view on the world” in 10 years’ time. He took the question as an opportunity to talk about some of the biggest initiatives the company will […]... →

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today...... →

Apple has a new update available for GarageBand on the Mac, which provides a range of new tools aimed primarily at electronic dance music creators. The update offers an expansion of GarageBand’s Drummer tool, adding 10 new EDM and 10 new Hip Hop virtual drummers to the existing crop of acoustic ‘players.’ There’s also a new ‘Morph Pad Smart Control,’ which is… Read More... →

You’re no DJ. That’s the biggest problem with streaming services. A search box connected to the history of recorded music can be discouraging. You constantly have to know what to play next. That’s why Apple was so smart to make Apple Music all about telling you what to play next. Apple is the king of making complicated technology accessible to the masses. It turned clunky… Read More... →

Many fast-growing companies in Silicon Valley have one thing in common: they cater to a small, affluent, urban population — the 1percent. Residents in high-cost cities like San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles can order an array of goods and services from their mobile phones. These startups, including Uber, Instacart and a host of food delivery apps like Munchery, GrubMarket, Blue… Read More... →