Safari

Safari on verge of losing its second position among most popular desktop web browsers

New data from StatCounter suggests that Apple’s Safari is about to lose its place as the second most used desktop web browser on the planet. It is universally agreed that…

Apple working on a fix for Safari bug that allows access to a user’s Google ID

Following recent reports on a Safari bug that could let websites track users’ browsing histories and access Google IDs on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, Apple is preparing a fix….

Apple can launch their own search engine

Apple is famous for venturing into new projects that dramatically transform the market and reshape the customer experience.  One of the most controversial (yet unconfirmed) projects is a new search…

The features are out in the new iOS 15

Apple Developer Program members can now download the developer preview of iOS 15 on developer.apple.com, beta.apple.com and will release a public beta to iOS users next month. New software features…

Apple announces major new update to ad tracking on Safari

Apple has announced a major new update coming to Safari later this year. Privacy-Preserving Ad Click Attribution will allow advertisers to monitor the effectiveness of their digital advertising campaigns without…

Ad firms lose out as Apple introduces anti-tracking feature on Safari

Apple has blocked ‘pervasive’ tracking on their web browser Safari, causing advertising firms to lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars. According to advertising technology firm Criteo, the Intelligent…

How to Use iOS 10’s Safari Split View on Supported iPads

iPads are more useful as productivity devices than they ever have been – and Apple has furthered this transformation a little more with, in iOS 10, the new ability to…

iOS 10 on iPad: How It Differs from the iPhone Experience

If you’ve watched the keynote at which iOS 10 was unveiled in June, you could be excused for thinking that, on iPad, iOS 10 will be basically just the iPhone…

Apple Renews Security Certificate Formerly to Expire in 2016

Apple has renewed its Apple Worldwide Developer Relations Certification Intermediate Certificate, which is intended to help maintain stringent security for apps with particular Wallet and Safari features. The security certificate…

REVIEW: FotoJet 2.0 – Flexible Art Designer

If you’ve ever felt unsure what digital card to send loved ones for the latest special occasion or what to put up as your Facebook background banner, here’s a great…

UK Safari Users Given Chance to Sue Google

Google could be forced to pay out thousands after losing a Court of Appeal bid to stop users from being able to sue over privacy settings. It’s been claimed that…

OS X Yosemite: What You Need to Know

Apple’s follow up to OS X Mavericks will be OS X Yosemite. Last year’s WWDC was all about giving iOS the spotlight. This year’s star will be Apple’s operating system,…

Google to Pay $17M to Settle Safari Privacy Case

Google is paying $17 million to 37 states and the District of Columbia to make amends for the Internet search leader’s snooping on millions of people using Safari Web browsers…

New iOS 6 Streamlined Safari Browser Photos

Right after downloading the new iOS 6 onto my iPhone, I began delving into some of the different features and updates. I’ve literally been fooling around with everything all day…

First Impressions of Mountain Lion

OS X Mountain Lion was finally released yesterday by Apple after much speculation on the eventual date. While some had thought it would be earlier, it ended taking nearly until…