
One of the biggest days in every Apple-watcher’s year is upon us. Tim Cook and his team will take to the stage to unveil (we’re very confident) a new streaming music service. Also look out for news about iOS 9 and the next version of OS X, perhaps news about Apple TV, Apple Pay, WatchKit, HomeKit, and more. Read more about what to expect from WWDC. The Apple WWDC keynote starts at 10am PDT/1pm EDT/6pm BST/7pm CEST/10.30pm IST. Joins us here for our liveblog. Live Blog Apple WWDC 2015 liveblog

You’re a long time dead and sadly Steve Jobs has been gone for nearly four years. But that doesn’t stop his past comments being exhumed any time someone wants to make a heavy-handed point about Apple’s strategy. The latest example is The Verge quoting the late Apple CEO’s 2003 rant about early music streaming services like Rhapsody and Pressplay, as if it at all reflects where we are today. It’s an eye-catching move with Apple about to unveil its streaming service. Here’s what he said back then: These services treat you like a criminal. And they are subscription based and we think…
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The launch of Apple Music? “We’re excited about it. The deals were right, we’ve been paid correctly” @cookingvinyl’s @sammyandrews #midem

You’ve probably heard all about Threadless, but there’s an interesting underdog in the t-shirt business you might not have heard about, helping crowdfund designers’ t-shirts to reach the world. Cotton Bureau, which was founded in 2013 and based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a website featuring swathes of custom-designed tees from designers around the world. Anyone can submit a design, but only the best are selected by the team to run on the site. From there, users can back their favorite designs by pledging money to get a tee. Each submission needs to needs to hit 12 purchases to be printed, though at that…
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Plex, the media server that makes it easy to stream your own content, has today announced big news: it’ll now automatically encrypt your streams over HTTPS. A partnership with DigiCert will provide users with security certificates in what the company is calling the largest implementation of certificates ever. Each user’s server receives its own individual security certificate automatically, provided the ‘secure communications’ option is enabled on their Plex install. A green lock will appear next to your server once it’s set up properly, so you can be sure it’s secure.Implementing security certificates means that nobody can snoop on what you’re…
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