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Will 2016 be the year web advertisers realize we don’t want to be monitored? On 16 September 2015, Apple launched the latest version of its iPhone operating system, iOS9. One feature of the new system is the option to install an ad blocker, preventing the phone’s Safari web browser from loading most web ads.
A proxy war: Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but rival Google is target
A proxy war: Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but rival Google is target
When Apple revealed that its new operating system for mobile phones, iOS 9, would feature what the company called “content-blocking Safari extensions”, no one really blinked.
Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, didn’t even detail the feature on stage at the lavish launch for iOS 9 in July.
Instead, details of the content-blocking extensions were buried in technical documents, and an in-depth…
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Biggest Wearable Surprises Of 2015 This was the year that Fitbit —the biggest name in the business— held its IPO, Apple released its long-awaited smartwatch and China’s Xiaomi came out of nowhere to challenge the market leaders.
Trump Filter For Google Chrome: Review
Trump Filter For Google Chrome: Review
Delete Trump from the Internet. A new Google Chrome extension, simply named the Trump Filter, promises just that. The extension is not, however, glitch-free.
This dream-come-true for many isn’t complicated: the filter says it to allows you to control the quantity of content about the presidential candidate that you are exposed to while conducting your normal daily web tasks. Searching and reading…
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Apple in 2015: the good, the bad and the downright hideous
Apple in 2015: the good, the bad and the downright hideous
As ever, Apple’s spent a year being roundly criticized and dismissed, despite regularly shipping new hardware and software that rivals would kill for.
But occasionally Apple also has the propensity to baffle, making decisions that result in you staring at a screen in disbelief.
Here’s where we reckon Apple shone and messed up during 2015.
iPhone 6s and 6s Plus
The ‘s’ release iPhones are often…
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Mark Zuckerberg defends Facebook’s motives in free internet project in India Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has vigorously defended his company’s motives for rolling out free basic internet services across India, dismissing what he called “false claims” by critics who say its Free Basics service promotes a “walled garden” controlled by Facebook.
Microsoft’s cloud revenue report is ‘bullshit’ Microsoft has spent the past year or so pivoting to a cloud-first strategy for many of its products.
Tim Cook defends Apple iPhone Smart Battery Case, says it's not a 'hump'
Tim Cook defends Apple iPhone Smart Battery Case, says it’s not a ‘hump’
The reason the Apple Smart Battery Case has a bulbous lump on the back of it is because you shouldn’t need it on all the time, according to chief executive Tim Cook.
“You know, I probably wouldn’t call it ‘the hump’,” said Cook – immediately making it forever known as a the hump. He said it’s so obvious because Apple considers the battery to be a backup device, something that you might need…
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