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  Google Maps 'For You' tab comes to iPhone

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 7:43pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  Google Maps is probably the best navigation and maps application available today -- it is chock full of useful features. While Apple Maps is actually pretty great these days, the search giant's offering still reigns supreme. It isn't hard to see why Google's app is so good -- the company collects data on its users to create a more focused experience. In other words, if you are willing to trade privacy for convenience, Google Maps is sure to delight you. As a way to leverage some of the information it collects, Google Maps introduced a new "For You" tab for… [Continue Reading]
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  Google+ to close down earlier than planned after another data leak is discovered

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 7:15pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  We already knew that Google+ is closing down, but following the discovery of a second data leak, Google has announced that it is bringing the closure forward. The company has revealed that a bug in the Google+ API exposed the data of 52.5 million users, and as a result it is expediting the shutdown. Previously due to close in August 2019, Google+ will now be killed off in April 2019. See also: After failing to disclose user data leaks, Google is shutting down Google+ and improving APIs Google to kill off Allo as the company streamlines messaging in its own… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft confirms you will be able to use Chrome extensions in Edge

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 6:24pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  The news that Microsoft is going to create a Chromium-based version of its Edge browser has been met with a mixed reaction, but there is some good news for users. The company has confirmed that the adoption of Chromium means that Edge will support Chrome extensions. Microsoft Edge has been much maligned for its lack of features when compared to Firefox, Chrome and Opera, and the number of extensions currently supported by the browser is laughably small. For this reason, the confirmation that Chrome extensions will be supported will be warmly welcomed by users. See also: You may be happy… [Continue Reading]
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  Develop cross-platform apps using Google's Flutter

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 1:01pm CET par Chris Wiles

  Speak to most app developers and they’ll tell you it’s much harder, more complicated and less interesting to produce an Android app, compared to iOS. Indeed, ask for a quote and both will be priced separately as both require separate development time and teams. This might all be about to change with the final first release of a new cross-platform development tool from Google. Imagine a toolkit that you can use to program the functionality, allowing the UI framework to be provided to you separately and seamlessly. Flutter was previewed at the Mobile World Congress earlier this year and is… [Continue Reading]
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  The benefits of a cloud-based testing regime [Q&A]

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 11:26am CET par Ian Barker

  DevOps teams are under constant pressure to release faster, improve quality and keep costs under control. This means testing increasingly becomes a priority to ensure accelerated releases and many companies are turning to cloud-based testing tools. However, as with any move to the cloud, there are some challenges that need to be overcome. We spoke to Uzi Eilon, chief technology officer at cloud-based testing platform Perfecto to find out more. BN: It seems like everyone is moving everything to the cloud. What are the benefits of cloud-based testing and what has caused the shift to cloud-native solutions? UE: It seems… [Continue Reading]
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  WordPress 5.0 'Bebo' unveils new block-based editor and default theme

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 9:54am CET par Nick Peers

  It’s time to embrace block-based editing. WordPress 5.0 has been unveiled, debuting a brand-new block-based editor designed to simplify the construction of web pages. The new release also unveils a new default theme, Twenty Nineteen. The new editor is basically the sole highlight for version 5.0, but those who don’t want to embrace it will be reassured by news that the Classic Editor will live on as a plugin, fully supported until 2021. The new block-based editor is just that: a new way to build web pages in WordPress. The results are exactly the same as those found with the… [Continue Reading]
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  Uniblue closes its doors for good

  Publié: décembre 10, 2018, 9:38am CET par Chris Wiles

  There are some firms you look at with a kind of wary admiration primarily because they were a marketing pioneer of their time. Or that’s what we thought. Uniblue is one of these companies and, you should believe this is no understatement, it used to be major software developer, with adverts in every location, as little as eight years ago. Before it all went horribly wrong. Now Uniblue has closed the company for good with no prior warning whatsoever. Uniblue was well-known for system maintenance tools such as RegistryBooster which would scan your system, check for unnecessary entries in your… [Continue Reading]