Monthly Archive:: April 2016
Outlook for iOS and Android gets new calendar integrations
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Users of Outlook for iOS and Android now have new ways to get important reminders and events into their calendars, thanks to
Microsoft details how location services make for powerful Universal Windows mapping applications
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The Windows team has published a new post on the Windows blog, detailing how developers can use the built-in Map APIs and
Google ditches location-sharing feature in map apps
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Google on Wednesday released an upgraded version of its popular maps app for Android-powered smartphones and tablets that ditches a Latitude feature
Foundation for Emails 2.0 mainstreams responsive email design
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Today, 53% of all email opens occur on a mobile device. Since more than half of people check their emails on mobile,
HOVER JUNKERS REVIEW
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Playing Hover Junkers makes for a pitiful scene: me, alone in my office, crawling around on the carpet, pretending to fire an invisible
Apple mimics other browser makers, produces Safari developer preview
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Apple today released its first developer preview of Safari for OS X, saying it is following in the footsteps of other major
Microsoft provides new ways to report on usage in SharePoint, OneDrive, Skype, and Yammer
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If your organization is using Microsoft’s cloud services, it’s likely that you have some interest in knowing how your users are accessing
Google Maps guides travellers offline
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Google on Tuesday updated its free map service to guide users of Android-powered smartphones to destinations without relying on Internet connections. An
Will AMP really speed up your website?
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There’s been a lot of talk lately about AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages). From February 24th onward, Google search results began to include links to
Dark Souls 3 port analysis: Durante’s verdict
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Peter “Durante” Thoman is the creator of PC downsampling tool GeDoSaTo and the modder behind Dark Souls’ DSfix. He has previously