06.02.2023
The video-sharing platform Vimeo, once considered a promising YouTube competitor, has announced this week that it will kill all of its TV apps in favor of having users cast content
The video-sharing platform Vimeo, once considered a promising YouTube competitor, has announced this week that it will kill all of its TV apps in favor of having users cast content from their other devices.
The post Vimeo is killing its Android TV, Apple TV, and other apps in favor of casting appeared first on 9to5Mac.
You may also be interested in this
Pick up this refurbished …
05.11.2023
Macworld Let’s face it: Electronic waste is a global problem, but it’s one we can do something about. Refurbished gear comes with some great incentives, and they don’t get much
Mira made AR headsets for…
06.06.2023
Apple has acquired Mira, a company that creates augmented reality headsets for other companies — including the US military.Apple Vision ProA day after it announced Apple Vision Pro, the Cupertino-based
I took my own advice and …
05.20.2023
The best camera is the one you have with you as you chase your kid across the playground. | Photo by Allison Johnson / The Verge I spent an exciting,
Today in Apple history: A…
05.07.2023
On May 7, 2014, Katie Cotton -- the fearsome, much-admired head of Apple worldwide publicity -- stepped down from her VP post after 18 years. (via Cult of Mac -
Matter gets its first upd…
05.18.2023
Matter officially arrived last fall to improve the smart home device experience across platforms. Now the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) – which includes Apple – has launched the first Matter
Today in Apple history: S…
06.22.2023
On June 22, 2009, Steve Jobs got back on the job at Apple after undergoing a liver transplant as part of his cancer treatment. (via Cult of Mac - Tech
Designer calls in M2 Ultr…
06.28.2023
It seemed only yesterday M1 Max Mac Studio was the new powerhouse. But in today's setup, it's not cutting it for a designer's renders. (via Cult of Mac - Tech
Today in Apple history: S…
05.27.2023
On May 27, 1986, Steve Jobs took a shot at Apple after the company fired Chiat/Day, the ad agency that created iconic "1984" Macintosh ad. (via Cult of Mac -
