Critical HTTPS bug may open 25,000 iOS apps to eavesdropping attacks

“At least 25,000 iOS apps available in Apple’s App Store contain a critical vulnerability that may completely cripple HTTPS protections designed to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks that steal or modify sensitive data, security researchers warned.”

April 27, 2015

Djay for Apple Watch Lets You Mix Tracks on Your Wrist, Djay Pro for Mac Gains Video Mixing

“Built into the latest djay 2 iPhone update, djay for Apple Watch is an app that came to fruition after months of testing and experimenting with ways to bring a functional, ultra portable DJing experience to the wrist.”

April 26, 2015

Microsoft Blesses Full Release of Outlook for Android

“Microsoft today updated its Outlook for Android app and says the email program has graduated from preview status. Today’s update marks the app’s full release. According to Microsoft, it has updated Outlook for Android 17 times since the preview first launched in January.”

April 26, 2015

Say hi to Fi: A new way to say hello

“In today’s mobile world, fast and reliable connectivity is almost second nature. But even in places like the U.S., where mobile connections are nearly ubiquitous, there are still times when you turn to your phone for that split-second answer and don’t have fast enough speed.”

April 26, 2015

Apple Watch pre-orders were 1 million in the US on its first day, a shopping data firm estimates – Quartz

“Apple’s next big thing is off to a solid start, according to pre-order projections from Slice Intelligence, a firm that tracks and projects US consumer spending through e-commerce email receipts.”

April 25, 2015

Apple rejecting iOS apps that support the Pebble watch

“With Apple Watch on the way, Pebble gets its nose pushed out. Photo: Pebble Apple has begun rejecting iOS apps that support Pebble, the immensely popular and more affordable alternative to Apple Watch.”