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Deb Kiner, pennlive.com On June 6, 1944, Howard Whitman, New York Daily News Correspondent representing the combined American press, described the soldiers boarding ships headed to the beaches of Normandy. Whitman said American soldiers were eager “to get on with the Big Show.” The Big Show was D-Day during World War II...

Apple has fixed a headache for analytics; and TikTok is now connected to Headliner

Announcing our BBC Radio 1 takeover and a series of future-focused topics launching across our platform in June.

Lessons learned from commuting to large cities

I long resisted any sort of fitness trackers. I realized a long time ago that whenever I found out about the measure of a thing that just...

The novels of Argentine writer Antonio Di Benedetto capture the contradictions of life in Latin America in the middle of the 20th century.

Worshipping at the altar of gun rights has turned the U.S. into a society that tolerates episodic rituals of child sacrifice.

Such vetting requirements are at odds with so-called institutional diversity efforts.

She was Silicon Valley's most famous COO. Did she stay too long?

It’s melting down over retweets

Apple is no longer giving major updates to Macs pre-2017.

Whenever Apple holds a keynote event, the company shares a variety of numbers related to things like user counts for certain products, software performance improvements, and customer satisfaction. With the company announcing the future of key platforms like iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS, there was unsurprisingly a lot of data mentioned during today’s WWDC

At this morning’s WWDC keynote presentation, SVP of Software Engineering Craig Federighi took the stage to announce the latest update to Apple’s desktop operating system: macOS Ventura. Ventura introduces a host of improvements, with many going hand-in-hand with their iOS and iPadOS 16 counterparts. A new windowing mode is perhaps the most intriguing addition, but

At its keynote held earlier today online and, for a limited audience of developers and media, in Cupertino, Apple unveiled the next major versions of iOS and iPadOS: iOS 16 and iPadOS 16. Both OSes will be released for free this fall, with developer betas available today and a public beta to follow next month.

Supply chains are still delaying innovation.

I have approx 25 videos to watch on YouTube according to their suggestion algorithm. And that's it - they're painting me in a corner and ...

It’s another big Double Tap Canada this week, with even more technology talk than usual. It’s a tech show, honest! This week, Steven and Shaun get together to discuss the perils of travelling blind and how assistance apps can help us to navigate around more easily. We also discuss the new Rodecaster Pro mixing console, intended for podcasters and streamers, that is due out on June 17th. And if Steven didn’t have enough keyboards in his life, there’s good news as a brand-new Logitech keyboard is set to be launched on June 2nd called the MX Mechanical. It comes in two flavours, full-size and mini, and is built for coders and serious computer users rather than gamers - so no RGB lighting in there! Although, how accessible is the partner software that goes with it? As always we welcome your feedback at feedback@ami.ca and follow all of our shows on TV and radio at ami.ca/doubletap.

With iOS 15 reaching its last beta cycle and the anticipation of iOS 16 on the horizon, here's why you should spend some free time this summer setting up Shortcuts.

Predictions and rumors we know so far for WWDC 2022

Cydia’s case against Apple will proceed.

You may be able to start sharing to your Circle.

What comes next.

Michael Chobanian, the president of the Blockchain Association of Ukraine, wants to put the Ukrainian government on the blockchain.

If you're examining how reliable an ancient or mediaeval text is, the app crit is your best friend. But reading it takes practice.

William Phillips dances on the line between peak time with the lights up and headphone music for the journey home.