Dec 20
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Pokemon GO had its last big update of the year this week with the introduction of additional Gen 3 Pocket Monsters. In addition, our tipster turned out to be right – Delibird approaches! We’re not entirely convinced this is the greatest update ever – actually the opposite, now that we’ve got the full extent of the details of the update … Continue reading
Dec 20
After spending nine months in early access, the big day for PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has finally arrived. PUBG is slated to leave early access and enter full release today, with the launch of version 1.0 now right around the corner. It’s a day that PUBG players have been looking forward to for quite some time, so when can we expect the … Continue reading
Dec 20
Google may be using YouTube access as both the carrot and stick in its standoff with Amazon, but the retail behemoth may bypass it altogether and launch its own video platform. The popular video streaming service has become a thorn in the side for Amazon in recent months, with Google repeatedly pulling access for the Alexa-powered Echo Show as it … Continue reading
Dec 20
Want to keep your internet activity under wraps regardless of what device you’re using or where you are? You won’t have too much longer to wait. Karma has revealed that its anonymizing Karma Black LTE hotspot will ship on January 15th, with pre-ord…
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Worlds collide: VR and AR in 2018
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Today, Tidal launches its Tidal TV app, allowing subscribers to use the streaming service on their Apple TVs and Android TVs. The app’s “Home” section displays recommendations and popular concerts, livestreams, music videos, albums and podcasts. And…
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If a new report is to be believed, Apple might allow developers to create a single app that runs on both iOS and macOS. Apple is reportedly planning to give users a single set of apps that work equally well on iPhones, iPads, and Macs. The company is said to converge apps for both platforms starting late next year. Developers will be able to design a single app that works as well with a touchscreen as it does with a mouse and trackpad.
Citing people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reports that Apple will adopt this approach to improve the app selection for Mac users.
Developers currently have to develop apps separately for iOS and Mac. Not only does that mean developers have to put in double the effort, but users often claim that the macOS apps don’t get as much attention from developers as the iOS versions do.
Twitter’s official app is a perfect example of this. While the company regularly updates its iOS app with new features, it takes months to bring the same features over to Mac. If Apple enables developers to create a single app for both platforms, it’s going to bridge the gap and bring new features to Mac users faster.
The report mentions that Apple is going to introduce this change as part of the next major iOS and macOS updates that are going to be released in the fall next year. The plan itself is likely to be announced in the summer next year at Apple’s annual developers’ conference.
Apple has not confirmed or denied this report.
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