As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.
- Hi-tech glasses offer alternative to bifocals
The regular prescription lenses can change to bifocals and back again at the touch of a button.
- Best Medical Apps for Android This Week (October 19, 2018)
Hundreds of new apps hit the Android and iOS app stores every week. We’ve sorted through them to pick the best medical apps for medical professionals. And check out our Best Medical Apps of 2018 … So Far. Indextra The Indextra Android application gives users access to over 500 medical texts and guides on- and offline. […]
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- Facebook hires former deputy PM Sir Nick Clegg
The former Liberal Democrat leader will head Facebook’s global affairs and communications team.
- Facebook job not lobbying, says Sir Nick Clegg
Sir Nick Clegg talks about how he got his new Facebook job and what he will be doing for the social media giant.
- Google takes down travel visa ads
Many sites have been charging high rates since 2010 but Google has finally taken some of the ads down.
- eBay revs up to take on Auto Trader in car ads
The online marketplace is acquiring Motors.co.uk, making it a “leading alternative” to Auto Trader.
- Facebook sued over video viewing figures
Legal action brought by advertisers claims the social network knew about problems in metrics in 2015.
- The story behind your PlayStation username
PlayStation’s long-awaited new feature means weird and embarrassing names will be no more.
