iOS 7 will introduce support for "Made for iPhone, iPod and iPad" (MFi) program-compatible game controller hardware (via 9to5Mac), which means developers will finally be able to access system-level tools for building in support for a wide range of devices from accessory manufacturers.
Small publishers also need to be online savvy, and ensure their books are available online via Kindle, Amazon and so on, which means keeping up to date with the latest publishing opportunities.
You can access it directly from the website or, as I did, via iTunes, which means you get super-sincere links about Australian cultural radio shows.
Speak to most teenagers about how they consume music and they'll tell you it's via YouTube, which means the charts – traditionally the barometer of teen taste – don't completely take account of the people who listen to the most new music.
Each user has a unique identity on the blockchain via cryptography, which means consumer financial information can be shared securely with other parties during transactions.
In fact, Facebook is still allowing people to subscribe to Page updates via RSS which means even it's not offing the thing out right.
The controller connects to the phone via Bluetooth, which means that you can also disconnect the controller and play from afar.
With OS 4, person-to-person payments will be possible via Apple Pay, which means you can send and request money right from the Messages app on your watch.
We'll save you the Physics 101 lecture and just note that inductance allows you to transfer power via electromagnetism, which means no wire necessary.
Up until now this has all been done using a Flash viewer, but with this new version it will be done via HTML5, which means that they can be viewer in modern browsers and on mobile devices.
There are still plenty of black spots for the main digital system, DAB, while about one third of listening by young people is now via phones, which means the development of 5G technology could again transform the industry.
