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Mozilla has so far been adamant about not releasing an iOS version of its Firefox browser, because Apple won’t let it use its own Web engine on that mobile platform — but it seems as though change is in the air, reports TechCrunch. Firefox release manager Lukas Blakk tweeted, “we’re going to get Firefox on iOS,” likely quoting Firefox VP Jonathan Nightingale at an internal Mozilla event in Portland today. We need to be where our users are so we're going to get Firefox on iOS #mozlandia — Lukas Blakk (@lsblakk) December 2, 2014 It’s still unclear as to how Mozilla plans…
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Cloud computing, once exotic and rarified, has gone mainstream, with companies in every sector of the creative arts getting into the act. So it’s no surprise that Wacom has now announced the launch of two free cloud-based services — Dropzone and Control Room — designed to provide easy access to assets, personal settings and syncing features for users of its line of pen tablets and its mobile app. Dropzone offers up to 2GB of free storage, letting you save your images in the cloud so they are accessible from a range of devices. Control Room is a storage service for Wacom pen, tablet and display…
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Buttons appeared on Tumblr today that allow its users to purchase goods or get behind causes they support. First spotted by TechCrunch, the new “action” buttons allow users to Buy, Browse, Pledge or Do Something on posts with links to pages on Etsy, Artsy, Kickstarter and Do Something respectively. The new action buttons are only available on the desktop and take users directly to the page to purchase an item or support a cause. Tumblr’s post about the new button touts it as a way to get followers “one click closer to the thing you’re showing them.” ➤ Tumblr Now Has ‘Buy,’ ‘Pledge,’…
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