The brief mention of differential privacy at WWDC earlier this month seemed to be in line with Apple's image. When senior VP of software engineering Craig Federighi talked about the ways in which the company would continue to prioritize user privacy,...
Apple’s differential privacy algorithm will require you to opt-in
The brief mention of differential privacy at WWDC earlier this month seemed to be in line with Apple's image. When senior VP of software engineering Craig Federighi talked about the ways in which the company would continue to prioritize user privacy,...
You know that Maya Angelou quote that says "Never make someone a priority when all you are to them is an option?" If Flash were a person following that tenet, then it now has to drop Safari from its dwindling list of priorities. In a post on the WebK...
You won't have to use an Android phone if you want to livestream your mobile gaming sessions. Apple has revealed that iOS 10 will include ReplayKit Live, a feature that livestreams apps in addition to previous recording support. As you might expect,...
Need a quick recap on all the news from WWDC 2016? Our own Dana Wollman and Chris Velazco were on the scene and are ready to run through all the news about macOS, iOS, watchOS, tvOS and any other platforms Apple may have introduced. Most of these cha...
One of Apple's quietest announcements at WWDC might also be its most important. The company has introduced a brand new file system, simply called Apple File System (APFS), that makes security its centerpiece. It offers a unified encryption method f...
Early Sunday morning, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla. became the home of the deadliest mass shooting in US history. The following morning Apple CEO Tim Cook and Microsoft's Phil Spencer took the stage at separate, pre-planned press conferences to of...
Apple pulled out all the stops at WWDC 2016 on Monday, announcing major updates to its iOS, macOS (formerly, OSX), watchOS and tvOS platforms. Not only that, the company announced a number of milestone achievements, including hitting 2 million apps i...
Apple just introduced a iPad app that teaches kids how to code in its Swift programming language. It's called Swift Playgrounds, and in it, you're tasked to guide a character called Byte to collect gems. To do so, you essentially give the character d...