February 28, 2023
Via: Lilian CooperWhen designing and developing websites and software applications, many businesses may unintentionally neglect accessibility for people with disabilities. As 26% of US citizens and 16% of the global population have at least one disability, technology must be accessible to all. […]
Computing, Software & Applications
July 22, 2022
Via: Info WorldPaaS (platform-as-a-service) is a form of cloud computing that enables software developers to build, run, and manage software applications easily, without worrying about underlying infrastructure. The advent of cloud computing opened the door for vendors to bundle together the key […]
Computing, Software & Applications
May 18, 2020
Via: Computer WeeklyThe annual GitLab survey of over 3,650 software professionals has reported that more than one-third (35%) are new to DevOps. Just under one-fifth of the software developers surveyed said they have been using DevOps for a year or less, and […]
Computing, Software & Applications
May 1, 2020
Via: The VergeSlack CEO Stewart Butterfield thinks Microsoft Teams isn’t a competitor to Slack. Questioned on the ongoing battle between Slack and Microsoft Teams for the enterprise space, Butterfield once again challenged Microsoft’s approach to bundling Teams with Office. “What we’ve seen […]
Computing, Software & Applications
February 17, 2016
Via: Info WorldSome Mac owners today faced error messages or applications that balked when launched in a repeat of the November 2015 expired-digital-certificate issue. Three months ago, a lapsed Apple-issued certificate triggered a fiasco that prevented Mac users from running software they’d […]
November 4, 2015
Via: Dave GershgornGoogle Inbox’s Smart Reply feature will be able to suggest responses to emails, using artificial intelligence. Google’s mobile software is inching closer to becoming a true personal assistant, with the coming integration of an upcoming feature called Smart Reply. Google’s […]
November 3, 2015
Via: Emil ProtalinskiIn addition to the stable release of Firefox 42, Mozilla also launched Firefox 44 Developer Edition, adding visual editing and memory management tools. Today’s release coincides with the one-year anniversary of what Mozilla calls “the first browser created specifically for […]
November 2, 2015
Via: itCuratedIf you’re looking to give Microsoft some feedback about Windows 10 Mobile, and the native apps that come with it, you should use the new Windows Feedback app. The Windows and Windows Phone UserVoice feedback sites that are currently employed […]
October 30, 2015
Via: Ken YeungFacebook is working to increase its reach throughout the world, including emerging markets. To do that, it has increasingly become mindful of connectivity speeds and modifying its tools to make sure that it can reach the next set of users […]
October 30, 2015
Via: Jordan NovetTeam communication apps Slack today is announcing the launch of user groups for teams that pay for premium tiers of service. The feature provides more granularity than the channels for group discussions that existed since the app’s earliest days. User […]
October 21, 2015
Via: itCuratedSource photo If you’re one of those people who will drive out of the way just to save a penny a gallon for gas, Google Maps is calling your name. You should notice changes to Google Maps over the next […]
October 20, 2015
Via: Adrian CirligSource photo Dell launched a new range of enterprise security solutions that protect organizations from threats that can evolve almost every day. With a fresh approach to malware blocking and sandboxing capabilities, data security, as well as multi-factor authentication, customers […]
October 15, 2015
Via: Karissa BellYou no longer need to enter a password when using the Yahoo Mail app. The company unveiled a redesigned email app on Thursday introducing a new Account Key feature, which lets users log in without entering their passwords. The update […]
October 13, 2015
Via: Michael de Waal-MontgomeryDropbox and Adobe announced a new partnership today that they say is just the first phase of “even deeper mobile integrations” expected to be rolled out in the coming months (iOS this year, Android in 2016). This first step will […]
Editorial, Software & Applications
October 2, 2015
Via: Natalie DunnPeople have always been interested to find a proper way to communicate with a person who speaks a different language. We want to be connected. So far we managed to find different ways to solve this issue – universal languages, […]
September 29, 2015
Via: Ken YeungApple chief executive Tim Cook stopped by Box’s customer conference today to chat about his company’s efforts into the enterprise: “It’s a huge area for us.” In an interview that appeared reminiscent to Cook’s appearance on The Late Show with […]
September 28, 2015
Via: Chris O'BrienOpen-source content management system, Drupal, got another boost today when Boston-based Acquia announced it has raised $55 million in venture capital. “At Acquia, we pride ourselves on guiding today’s leading organizations as they digitalize their business,” Acquia CEO Tom Erickson […]
September 24, 2015
Via: Michael de Waal-MontgomeryShanghai-based workplace collaboration platform Teambition announced this week that it has raised $12 million in Series B funding from investors including NLVC, IDG, Vangoo Capital, and Gobi Partners. Teambition is an online platform that allows for workplace collaboration on things […]
September 22, 2015
Via: Ken YeungSkype has formally apologized for the worldwide outage users experienced on Monday. In a blog post, the company attributed the extended downtime to a “larger-than-usual” configuration change that resulted in users being disconnected. The disruption in service put heavy pressure […]
September 21, 2015
Via: Barry LevineCost-per-impression ad pricing is so yesterday. A New York City-based ad tech shop is today launching a limited beta of what it describes as the first-ever cost-per-second (CPS) platform for ads. Sled Mobile’s Parsec platform is based on the idea […]