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Experts weigh in on Apple's private sign-in feature - Engadget

Experts weigh in on Apple's private sign-in feature  Engadget

Apple's WWDC 2019 was full of announcements, but few of them garnered as big a cheer from the crowd as when Sign in with Apple was introduced. The feature, which lets people use their Apple ID to sign up for sites and services on the web, is being touted as a privacy-oriented alternative to Login with Facebook and Sign in with Google. "We've all seen buttons like this, asking us to use a social account login to get a more personalized experience with an app, and these logins can be used to track you," Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of Software Engineering, said on Monday dur...

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Apple is getting sued by developers who say the App Store is a monopoly - The Verge

Apple is getting sued by developers who say the App Store is a monopoly  The Verge

Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales A pair of developers say that Apple has for years maintained a monopoly over the sale and distribution of iOS apps, and they’re suing the tech giant in a US federal court in an attempt to break its “improper monopolization of this market.” The lawsuit seeks class action status, so it could potentially represent anyone who’s ever sold an iOS app in the US. There’s no question that Apple has almost complete and total control over the distribution of iOS apps. With few exceptions, all apps have to go through the App Store, and they all have to comply with Apple’...

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Ex-Trump aide Hope Hicks agrees to give campaign documents to Congress - AOL

A closer look at the best new iOS, macOS and watchOS features from WWDC - TechCrunch

GOP lawmakers warn White House they’ll try to block Trump’s Mexico tariffs - The Washington Post

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iPadOS First Look: Apple's tablet software catches up to its hardware - Engadget

iPadOS First Look: Apple's tablet software catches up to its hardware  Engadget

We knew Apple would make major changes to iOS on the iPad, but we didn't think the company would take things a step further and announce iPadOS. (Not until Apple quietly let the news slip ahead of its WWDC keynote, anyway.) Craig Federighi, Apple's SVP of software engineering, says the process of using the iPad has become a "truly distinct" experience, one that requires special attention beyond that which goes into phone-centric versions of iOS. Needless to say, iPads stand to gain a lot when this new software becomes available later this year. Read more: https://engt.co/2Zfligj...

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Andrew McCutchen Out For Season With Torn ACL - MLB Trade Rumors

Front-end UX Developer at Magnopus (New York, NY)

SAGA can be many things. We need you to work on overall front-end JavaScript SDK that will be embedded as a base into all new front-ends. We have an existing authoring and data platform that needs to be replaced by a modern system, ideally Vue, by you. We also need very specific smaller authoring solutions for mapping, analytics, or debugging. You will we working on the SDK and various incarnations of the platform. Ideally, you know UX by heart, not basic blog UX, but UX akin to the systems you see in superhero movies. But useable. And at best you win us over with your slick skills in creating user flows and prototypes.


Responsibilities



  • Implement a JavaScript access layer SDK module for our API

  • Modernize the existing front-end with the SDK and Vue

  • Develop various smaller interfaces to an alpha/beta phase and hand them over to other developers

  • Creating User Flow Prototypes with the rest of the team

  • Communicate and collaborate with the overall team on use cases and ideas. 

  • Defend against Feature Creep

  • Document your vital and important work


Need to know:



  • Vue.js

  • D3.js

  • CSS3

  • SVG


A very exciting bonus: 



  • Total comprehension of user flow paradigms


We’ve been working with partners on a large-scale project that will be a “world’s first” and we’re building up the team to execute this ambitious vision on a global stage.  If (no, when) we’re successful, it will serve as a model for the future, and a heck of an experience in the present. Many of the things we’re doing have been done before in small, isolated ways.  Now we’ve got a rare opportunity to bring them all together at scale to show the rest of the World what all this new tech is good for, while delivering fun experiences and engaging narratives that make a positive impact.  But we need your help to make it truly amazing.


This position will be working onsite with our partners at Hexagram. Hexagram is the creator of SAGA, a cloud-based platform that unites real-world and digital narratives, enabling users to explore physical spaces, interact with believable digital characters, and receive personalized immersive content across multiple platforms in real time. SAGA can be used to orchestrate complex fictional worlds, reward loyal audience members, or bring people together. It publishes information across platforms from SMS to game engines, connecting audiences to the information and experiences they’re looking for. SAGA is already being used on several major immersive projects and we’ve got something in the works that is literally a thousand times larger than what we’ve done before.


Some logistics: We have a small office in Chinatown, NYC in a terrific building with a scary elevator. We have people in this office. We have people working remotely. We like the idea of work/life balance, but recognize that it’s not always easy to achieve. All of us love what we do. We don’t pay insanely well because we are in the low-margin world of doing things that are difficult and risky. If we do these things well, they become more profitable. We are patient. We remember friends. We hug appropriately. We quietly enjoy it when people think we are crazy. We’ve been doing what we’ve been doing for seven years and the phone has never rung as often or as loudly. We’re excited. Join us!


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Biden unveils climate change plan after criticism from Ocasio-Cortez - Fox News

Biden unveils climate change plan after criticism from Ocasio-Cortez  Fox News
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Civilization faces "existential risk" from climate change, report warns - CBS News

Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous - Season 1 Trailer - IGN

Alan Dershowitz: Why is Paul Manafort off to Rikers? Prepare to be shocked (and outraged) - Fox News

Donald Trump Responds To UK Criticism, Calls Jeremy Corbyn, Sadiq Khan 'A Negative Force' | NBC News - NBC News

Trump floats new emergency resolution to impose Mexico tariffs | TheHill - The Hill

Trump floats new emergency resolution to impose Mexico tariffs | TheHill  The Hill

Senate Republicans said Tuesday that the administration has floated declaring a second national emergency to implement new tariffs on Mexico, a move that ...

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GameStop stock plunges as sales fall short of estimates and its dividend is eliminated - CNBC

Apple unveils next-generation upgrades at 2019 WWDC - CBS News

Republicans offer downbeat view on blocking Trump's Mexico tariffs | TheHill - The Hill

Republicans offer downbeat view on blocking Trump's Mexico tariffs | TheHill  The Hill

Senate Republicans say a possible resolution to block President Trump's threat to impose new tariffs on Mexico will begin in the House and may not even make ...

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The new iOS Photos app makes it easier to manage and edit photos - The Next Web

Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy has to draw attention to the Blues' embellishment - WEEI