Software : Apple finds missing iWork features, returns them to the App Store |
| Apple finds missing iWork features, returns them to the App Store Posted:  Apple has returned some 'missing' features to its iWork suite of productivity apps. The Cupertino-based company was recently criticized for removing a number of much-loved (see: actually useful) features from the Mac version, including the DIY toolbar, page headers and footers and keyboard shortcuts. Naturally, the pitchforks came out, and Apple pre-announced their return, along with an explanation that the apps were entirely rewritten from the bottom up "to be fully 64-bit and to support a unified file format between OS X and iOS 7 versions, as well as iWork for iCloud beta." Now, the first few features have made a welcome, if fairly underwhelming reappearance. Toolbar returnThe main addition to the OS X version of Pages, Keynote and Numbers is the ability to customize the DIY toolbar. Additionally, Pages has introduced the ability to turn center and edge guides on by default, and Numbers now preserves windows size and placement upon save. Keynote on both OS X and iOS has received a handful of new transitions, including Blinds, Color Panes, Confetti, Fall, Perspective, Pivot, Scale Big and Swoosh. But the excitement doesn't stop there - oh no - as both the iOS and OS X versions of Pages, Keynote, Numbers, iMovie and iPhoto have also brought stability improvements and bug fixes. Don't rush to the App Store all at once, now. |
| Blip: Ready, set...HBO Go app now on Chromecast Posted:  With Chromecast making its way over international waters soon, more apps are bound to pop up on your television set. HBO Go is one of the most recent additions to the Chromecast app list, meaning you can now watch favorites like Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire and more by casting from the HBO Go app or website if you've missed the newest episodes. However, you must already have an HBO subscription through your cable provider in order to use the app and its services. More blips!You're free to enjoy more blips anytime, anywhere all found right here. |
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