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Wunderlist is completely rebuilt in a bid to become ‘the home of the world’s lists’

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by on July 31, 2014 at 4:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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On the surface, today’s update to popular to-do list app Wunderlist is pretty straightforward, but it’s what the update points towards for developer 6Wunderkinder that’s most interesting here. Wunderlist 3.0 boasts a nice new look, improved speed and a headline new feature: public lists. Any list you’ve created can be shared with the world by clicking a ‘Publish’ button. You may wonder why you’d want to share your to-do lists with strangers, but 6Wunderkinder has bigger plans for what Wunderlist can be, and this is only the beginning. The idea, says 6Wunderkinder’s Chief Design Officer Benedikt Lehnert, is for Wunderlist to…

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NFL Mobile for iOS gets a much-needed redesign ahead of the new football season

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by on July 31, 2014 at 3:39 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

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The new NFL season is edging closer and if you’re itching for a quick football fix, the updated NFL Mobile for iOS app is worth checking out. The design has been given a much-needed overhaul, in particular regarding the home screen and slide-out navigation menu. Everything looks a little cleaner and lighter than before, and the app’s creators have done a better job of utilising available screen space. The home section, for instance, is no longer restricted to news stories; here you can review scores and upcoming fixtures, jump to live videos and read the latest news pieces or analysis. In…

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NFL Mobile for iOS gets a much-needed redesign ahead of the new football season

Jul31
by on July 31, 2014 at 3:39 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Product Updates

Detroit Lions v Philadelphia Eagles

The new NFL season is edging closer and if you’re itching for a quick football fix, the updated NFL Mobile for iOS app is worth checking out. The design has been given a much-needed overhaul, in particular regarding the home screen and slide-out navigation menu. Everything looks a little cleaner and lighter than before, and the app’s creators have done a better job of utilising available screen space. The home section, for instance, is no longer restricted to news stories; here you can review scores and upcoming fixtures, jump to live videos and read the latest news pieces or analysis. In…

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Twitter transparency report: Account info requests up 46%, still no national security breakdown

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by on July 31, 2014 at 2:47 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Twitter has published its fifth transparency report, revealing that the number of requests it receives from different countries around the world is continuing to climb, up 46 percent since its last report in February. In total, it said 2,058 requests for account information had been received from 54 different countries between January and June this year, which includes 8 countries that had never previously lodged requests. Additionally, it received 432 requests to remove content (from 31 countries, including 3 new ones) and 9,199 copyright takedown requests for Twitter and Vine posts. While these numbers might seem relatively small compared to the…

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The best programming language for you to learn

Jul31
by on July 31, 2014 at 2:31 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Design & Dev

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Roger Huang is an entrepreneur who is working on his next venture, and advising several others on growth. This post originally appeared on Code(Love). A few people have asked me what would be the most useful or best coding language to learn. Skipping aside HTML/CSS—I think the answer rests on what you want to do with code. A quick rundown Javascript and its frameworks are really useful for building something with just one language. Angular.js can control the front side of the website that displays to your users. Node.js will act as a Web server that can host all of your content. Express.js…

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