Approximately 1,500 iOS apps are exposed to a vulnerability that could let a hacker bypass HTTPS security and steal passwords and other sensitive data, according to research released on Monday.
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Some 1,500 iOS apps exposed to serious HTTPS vulnerability, analytics firm says 0
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Yelp comes to Apple Watch in latest app update, brings nearby business discovery, search, ratings, more 0
April 17th at 4:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsIn the buildup to Apple Watch's debut next week, Yelp on Thursday updated its app with support for the wearable, bringing direct wrist access to tentpole features like nearby businesses, reviews, address lookups and more.
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Via Raises $27M For Its Flat-Rate $5 Urban Carpool-Style Ride Sharing Service 1
April 2nd at 3:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsUber‘s growth has taken the company into many categories of transportation, from simple car services for individuals through to courier deliveries. Now, a startup out of New York called Via has raised $27 million to take Uber on in one specific area: ridesharing services for people in urban areas. With a flat rate of $5 for prepaid rides (and $7 for those you order on the fly)…
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Apple asks developers to submit WatchKit apps for fast approaching Apple Watch launch 3
March 31st at 9:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsApple on Tuesday issued a notice to its development community, asking for applications based on the new WatchKit tools for Apple Watch to be submitted to the App Store.
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Ventoura App Combines P2P Guiding And Traveler Matching 3
March 30th at 1:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsMeet Ventoura: the latest startup seeking its fortune by building a peer-to-peer platform. This one is playing in the travel space, and has just launched an app where travelers can connect with others headed to the same destination so they have some drinking buddies when they land — a la Tinder Passport.
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10 apps that will make your life infinitely easier 3
March 29th at 2:05pm / Mashable / 0 opinionsWe get by with a little help from our apps.
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The first Apple Watch apps have arrived, sort of 0
March 27th at 7:49am / Macworld / 0 opinionsThe Apple Watch won't launch until late April, but a couple dozen apps have already arrived.
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Apple Watch support comes to flurry of iPhone apps ahead of April launch 1
March 26th at 11:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsA collection of iPhone apps -- such as Evernote, Dark Sky, and the New York Times -- were updated today to support the Apple Watch, even though the wearable isn't shipping until April 24.
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Yelp adds outdoor activities, florists, nightclubs & more to direct booking options 1
March 25th at 8:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsYelp this week introduced five new business categories users can transact with via its website and mobile apps, including outdoor activities, florists, nightclubs, spas and salons, and even legal advisors.
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Yelp's app reviews are my favorite thing in iTunes 0
March 24th at 11:59am / The Verge / 0 opinionsYelp is the hotdish of apps. It's tater tots thrown on top of a slurry of ground beef and cream of mushroom soup, baked in the oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. It's neither high class nor pretentious. Yelp is the comfort food of apps, is what I'm saying....
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MacID Touch ID login for Mac free for limited time, Airbnb and Target iPhone apps updated 1
March 17th at 3:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsThe Touch ID-based cross-platform Mac unlocking tool MacID has been updated to version 1.1, temporarily going free for a limited window, while Airbnb has added new conditional rules to its iPhone app, and Target has updated its iPhone shopping with new Store Search and customization options.
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What Your Favorite Apps Look Like On Apple Watch (Plus New Ones!) 0
March 10th at 12:03am / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsIn preparation for Apple’s first wearable device, mobile developers have been busy creating all kinds of applications designed especially for the Apple Watch’s small screen. The watch, which is said by early testers to be so usable that they found they were no longer pulling out their iPhone as often, allows you to interact with a variety of apps and notifications, ranging…
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Gmail gets share sheet functions, Foursquare saves favorite places, Imgur overhauls design 0
March 5th at 10:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsSeveral important updates have been released at the iOS App Store, bringing share sheet functions to Gmail, a Saved Places tab to Foursquare, and a complete redesign of Imgur's official iPhone app.
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NBC for iOS gains live streaming, Kayak travel app adds 'Hotel for Tonight' feature 0
February 18th at 11:31pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsA number of major iOS downloads saw updates on Wednesday, including the official NBC app, which now offers live streaming in select market. In addition, Kayak has gained a new "Hotel for Tonight" feature, Snapchat has added the ability to take a snap while listen to music, and Yelp now offers review translations for iPad.
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Wanderu Lets You Book Bus And Train Tickets From Your iPhone 1
February 12th at 7:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsWanderu, a travel startup that’s like a Kayak.com but for bus and train tickets instead of flights, is today making its service available for the first time as a mobile application. Launching first on iOS, the new app allows travelers to quickly find, price out, and then book tickets to their preferred destination, optionally saving their personal information along the way as well as…
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HotelsByDay Lets Travelers Book Daytime Hotel Rooms For Less Than Overnight Stays 0
February 11th at 6:23pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsA new travel technology company called HotelsByDay wants to offer a new option for those looking for a place to work or unwind during their trips, when they don’t need to book a full overnight stay at a hotel. As you may have guessed by the name, the company is attempting to break open a new category in lodging: hotel rooms you can book by the day, for roughly 40% less than the…
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Apple's new Swift programming language takes flight with Getty Images, American Airlines, LinkedIn, and Duolingo 3
February 7th at 11:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsApple's new Swift programming language has only been available for a few months, but iOS and OS X developers from American Airlines, Getty Images, LinkedIn and Duolingo are reporting favorable impressions--ranging from increased productivity to fewer bugs in their shipping apps--as interest in the new language rapidly accelerates.
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You can now tour San Francisco with audio guides from Groupon's ousted founder 0
February 3rd at 9:00am / The Verge / 0 opinionsThis summer we told you about Detour, the new company from Groupon founder Andrew Mason dedicated to creating high-quality audio tours. After several months in private beta, Detour is now open to the public: you can download the iPhone app today. (An Android app is forthcoming.) Open it and you'll find seven tours of San Francisco, each focused on a different neighborhood or topic, narrated by different experts in the topic. In our tests, we found the app to be a fascinating guide to the city, with...
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TripAdvisor Buys ZeTrip And Its Personal Travel Journal App Rove 0
February 2nd at 3:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsTripAdvisor, the travel planning and booking business, today announced the acquisition of a startup that it hopes will help build out its relationship with customers during and after their travels: it has bought ZeTrip and its “automatic” travel journal app app Rove, which provides a travelog of your movements based on your GPS coordinates and other data. Terms of the deal…
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With New Update, Yeti Hopes To Compete With Google In Local Search 0
January 28th at 10:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsYeti, an app that is essentially Tinder for places, released an update today that makes it easier for users to use the app for local searches.Previously the app generated a stack of cards showing nearby restaurants, bars and activities, such as hiking routes or bike trails. Using the same interface as Tinder, you could swipe right to indicate that you like a place or left to discard it.
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Hopper’s New Travel App Tells You The Best Time To Fly 0
January 28th at 9:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsA mobile application called Hopper, out today on iTunes, is using data and analysis from “billions” of flight prices in order to tell travelers when they should fly and buy tickets. The company claims that it’s able to save users as much as 40% on flights, and in 95% of cases will get you a cheaper flight or one that’s at least the same price as you would have…
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Roundup: The best ways to stave off cabin fever with your iPhone or iPad 1
January 27th at 5:51pm / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsWe all know what it's like to be stuck indoors thanks to inclement weather. Fortunately, the bevy of electronic devices that most of us now carry are capable of providing nearly endless entertainment if stocked properly (and the power holds out). AppleInsider took a look at some of the best games and apps for passing the time.
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Five apps for hitting the slopes and playing in the snow 0
January 16th at 4:22pm / Macworld / 0 opinionsIn some parts of the country, the ski season is in full swing—and if you want to take advantage of all of this glorious powder, you’ll need more than just a basic weather forecast to get the most out of skiing, snowboarding, or just a fun-filled snow day. Grab these iOS apps to get all the details about your favorite ski resorts and snow conditions, and to connect with other winter sports pals. With these apps, you’ll never miss out on a fresh blanket of snow that’s about to hit a nearby slope—or show...
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Lyft, Seamless & Amazon Instant Video add iPhone 6 & 6 Plus screen support; JetBlue gains Touch ID 1
December 19th at 12:11am / AppleInsider / 0 opinionsA trio of popular apps -- Amazon Instant Video, Lyft and Seamless -- all gained native-resolution support for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus on Thursday, joining a number of others also updated this week. In addition, JetBlue airlines added Touch ID logins for TrueBlue members, while SwiftKey is providing users with a free, festive holiday keyboard theme.
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Stayful, The Priceline For Boutique Hotels, Comes To iOS 0
December 17th at 7:03pm / TechCrunch / 0 opinionsStayful, the travel site launched last year and founded by industry execs from Expedia and Hotels.com, has now gone mobile with today’s debut of an iOS application. The new app allows travelers to find the best rates at independent, boutique hotels across the U.S. including cities like New York, Chicago, Boston, L.A., San Francisco, Houston, Orlando, Miami, New Orleans, Savannah…