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10 of the best new iPhone and iPad apps from October 2014

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by on November 4, 2014 at 1:12 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, BestiOSApps, Insider, Roundups

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From slick expenses-trackers to video-centric coding tutorials, we covered a lot of ground with new iOS apps in October. Here, we sift through the rubble to present you with our selection of the best App Store newcomers from the past month. Flickr It was a long time coming, but Flickr finally landed on iPad last month – just days after Apple revealed its new iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 devices. While Flickr already worked on iPad, it was essentially a blown-up version of the iPhone incarnation. But now you can access all your photos, organize them and view…

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10 of the best new iPhone and iPad apps from October 2014

Nov04
by on November 4, 2014 at 1:12 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, BestiOSApps, Insider, Roundups

IMG_20141003_144203-798x310
From slick expenses-trackers to video-centric coding tutorials, we covered a lot of ground with new iOS apps in October. Here, we sift through the rubble to present you with our selection of the best App Store newcomers from the past month. Flickr It was a long time coming, but Flickr finally landed on iPad last month – just days after Apple revealed its new iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 devices. While Flickr already worked on iPad, it was essentially a blown-up version of the iPhone incarnation. But now you can access all your photos, organize them and view…

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Webydo’s code-free website builder now generates pixel-perfect responsive sites

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by on November 4, 2014 at 1:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, Responsive Design, Webydo

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Popular website building app Webydo announced that it has launched a new pixel-perfect responsive editor for its users to craft sites suitable for desktop and mobile devices. The updated tool allows Webydo users to create responsive sites that scale accurately across all device screen sizes, and addresses the challenges faced when trying to correctly display visual assets correctly on big and small screens without building separately for each size. It also optimizes images for various screen sizes, and allows for code-free control over how elements – whether layouts, navigation, interactive components like parallax backgrounds, or content – are displayed on different devices….

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Webydo’s code-free website builder now generates pixel-perfect responsive sites

Nov04
by on November 4, 2014 at 1:00 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Design & Dev, Pixel Perfect, Responsive Design, Webydo

Webydo
Popular website building app Webydo announced that it has launched a new pixel-perfect responsive editor for its users to craft sites suitable for desktop and mobile devices. The updated tool allows Webydo users to create responsive sites that scale accurately across all device screen sizes, and addresses the challenges faced when trying to correctly display visual assets correctly on big and small screens without building separately for each size. It also optimizes images for various screen sizes, and allows for code-free control over how elements – whether layouts, navigation, interactive components like parallax backgrounds, or content – are displayed on different devices….

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UK intelligence chief wants US tech companies like Facebook to work more closely with authorities

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by on November 4, 2014 at 12:52 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, UK

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Robert Hannigan, director of the UK spy agency GCHQ, has said that US technology companies need to work more closely with authorities on ways in which to prevent the promotion of terror and other illegal activities online. Writing in the Financial Times, Hannigan said that groups like Isis had quickly adopted the Web as an effective tool for recruitment and dissemination of information about its cause. “They are exploiting the power of the web to create a jihadi threat with near-global reach,” Hannigan wrote. “The challenge to governments and their intelligence agencies is huge – and it can only be…

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