Missed The Apple Special Event? Here Are The Biggest Announcements
At the new Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, the Apple Special Event began with the voice of Jobs welcoming the audience. Tim Cook then took center stage to give a tribute to Apple’s co-founder and former CEO, emphasizing how his spirit and philosophy on life is the DNA of the brand. Next, Cook […]
The Top iOS 11 Features To Consider For Your App
Anticipation for iOS 11 has been at an all-time high ever since WWDC 2017 took place back in June. The new mobile operating system powering the iPhone and the iPad is available September 19 bringing a slew of exciting new features. Source: Apple Special Event Apple is releasing peer-to-peer transactions with Apple Pay, […]
What do the App Store Updates Mean for Your App?
When it was first introduced in 2008, Apple’s App Store revolutionized the way in which software is bought and sold. The App Store essentially defined the app ecosystem, the process of developing and launching apps, and how users consume content, products, and services. For the first time since it’s initial release, the […]
Why is Apple Dropping 32-bit App Support and How Will it Impact Your App?
Rendering 32-bit apps obsolete, Apple shifts to 64-bit only support With the updates of the redesigned App Store and iOS 11 announced at WWDC 2017, Apple will also be phasing out 32-bit app support this Fall when iOS 11 will be made available to the public. This means that many legacy apps will no […]
Cambridge Global Payments Announces Launch of New Mobile App
Last week, Cambridge Global Payments announced the launch of its Cambridge Link app, available for both iOS and Android. Developed in partnership with Clearbridge Mobile, the app allows customers to handle all of their FX trading and payments needs, on-the-go directly from their mobile devices. Cambridge Link is designed for existing Cambridge clients, […]
8 Advantages of Using Swift for iOS Development
For a long time, Objective-C was the primary programming language used for creating OSX and iOS applications. Objective-C is fundamentally a superset of C with added object-oriented features and dynamic runtime. In 2014 Apple introduced a new programming language called Swift which was described as “Objective-C without the C”. Swift is fast, safe, […]
