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Apple and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) are working together to help protect life on our planet. They created a global Apps for Earth campaign. There does not appear to be an Android version of this project. From now through April 24, WWF will receive 100% of the proceeds from participating apps in the App Store via both
Apple has decided to put an end to iTunes Allowances, which has been around since October of 2003. It appears that Apple has decided that it now has other things that can do what iTunes Allowances does. The iTunes Allowance was created to allow parents to automatically deposit funds into their kids' iTunes Music Store account every month. The purpose
Rust is a survival game on Steam. It is created by Facepunch Studios. The game is currently an early access game and is in active development. A recent update randomly assigns a player a permanent character gender. Rust is multiplayer game where players attempt to survive through awful conditions “where humanity has been reduced to cavemen”. There are several things
It appears that Reddit is working on making itself a nicer place to visit. The company has expanded its “block user” feature. This change was made at around the same time Reddit launched its new mobile app. The Reddit announcement about the improved “block user” feature starts by pointing out that Reddit is a place “where virtually anyone can voice,
Reddit has launched the first mobile app that was built by the company. The Reddit mobile app is available for both iPhone and Android and is now available in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Reddit VP of Consumer Product, Alex Le, posted information about the official Reddit app on Reddit. It explains that the company planned to deliver their
Apple's Siri got an update on March 17, 2016, that probably went unnoticed by most people – but it is a very important and necessary update. Siri now is able to understand questions about sexual assault. A study was posted in JAMA Internal Medicine that focused on smartphone assistants, including Apple's Siri, Google's Google Now, Microsoft's Cortana, and Samsung's Voice.
Yesterday, I noticed something unexpected in my Gmail. I was intending to send a work-related email. There was the usual blue “Send” button at the bottom of the email, and a bright orange “Send” button that had an image of a microphone on it. What the heck was that? To test it out, I decided to send an email to