chrisdroukas

Automatic (out-of-cycle) sleep tracking is coming in watchOS 11.

[2016]

There are a number of material and technology advances [1] that accelerated the pace of the Sagrada Familia's construction — the techniques used to construct the basilica have evolved significantly since construction began.

https://www.archdaily.com/964178/from-handcrafted-stone-to-3...

The most recent version of Sketch (52) seems to resolve a lot of the general slowness around large files. It's Metal-accelerated now.

https://blog.sketchapp.com/dark-mode-data-a-brand-new-look-a...

There are a few workarounds that don't involve undocumented APIs for this, as someone else in this thread mentioned.

Facebook's Groups app uses (disclaimer: as far as I can tell) an interesting technique involving saving data URIs to the home screen and then deep linking them.

You can roll your own browser interface using WKWebView — if (for whatever reason) your app supplements the browsing experience, you'd use WKWebView.

SFSafariViewController provides its own Safari-like interface and has an extremely limited set of configuration/customization options.

Without going into tremendous detail, this is roughly how:

https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Networ...

Bank of America has a similar program called "Keep the Change".

https://www.bankofamerica.com/deposits/manage/keep-the-chang...

Safari 9 on OS X 10.11 has this behavior.

Apple did release peripherals today, so that's likely.

A long press is a function of time: "How long has the user pressed?"

3D Touch is a function of pressure: "How hard has the user pressed?"

In practice, things that your application previously accomplished with long presses may be more suitably accomplished with 3D Touch — things like contextual menus or shortcuts come to mind. Additionally, iOS has new APIs for presenting content using 3D Touch. The article briefly references them.

It appears that a Chinese company named Kunlun licensed IP from Rovio and is developing Angry Birds apps specifically for the Chinese market. Perhaps they're also distributing the app themselves.

http://www.rovio.com/en/news/press-releases/621/rovio-gets-w...

Opportunity knocks (rather, gets served by pneumatic tube): the domain http://burritos.nyc appears to be for sale.

They've issued security updates as far back as Mountain Lion as recently as June 30.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201222

Seeing a lot of teenagers with them…

Could this perhaps be explained by a teenager's relative (price, legal?) difficulty entering into a cell contract?

http://fortune.com/2015/06/15/andreessen-horowitz-why-were-n...

Is there an Objective C equivalent to this?

Models ordered today won't ship until July.

I'm not really sure what's gained by reimplementing scrolling in the first place.

On the topic of useful keyboard shortcuts, I like auto indentation of selected lines with control (not command) + i.

60, actually. Page 78:

https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Langua...

Would this not be equally useful just triggering the standard iOS camera? Tap to focus, volume buttons and a large shutter button take photos.

Twitter's own iOS client most certainly supports swipe to go back.

I think the car2go account upgrade to Moovel allows international rentals through the service.

I visited Vancouver recently and was surprised by the number of designated parking spots the city had for car2go. I wish more cities would do that.

Probably the (nonessential) frosted visual effect in the menu. Other than that, I have no idea.

No. Apple provides security updates for several versions. They most recently patched NTP for Mountain Lion, Mavericks and Yosemite at the same time.

http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT1222

I'd assume that where cursor tracking is unavailable, this experiences just degrades to a standard CAPTCHA as depicted in the post.

"Secure Enclave" was (is?) the term Apple was using for the "element" storing fingerprints for Touch ID.

http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2013/09/10Apple-Announces-iP...

Ah, but then you're mucking with the advertising. 0.96 pounds seems so much lighter than 434 grams, right?

A similar thing happened to A&W [0] with their "1/3 pound" burger selling fewer than a competitor's "1/4 pound" burger — effectively because "3" is less than "4" and fractions aren't for everyone.

[0]http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2014/07/great-third-po...

Yes.

https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/mac/reference...