The Week in Review: news and features you don't want to miss
Last week was a busy one with your favorite TUAW writers posting some excellent How-To guides, commentary and other informative news articles. Here's a quick roundup of our recent feature worthy posts you may have missed:
News
- Apple assures FTC that it will keep Apple Watch health data secure
- Apple says no customers have been affected by "Masque Attack"
- .NET Server Core to go open source, will run on Macs
- Spotify CEO pens blogpost on Taylor Swift and the state of music streaming
- Staples begins accepting Apple Pay at 1,400 locations
- AT&T will give you $50 to upgrade to a new iPhone
- YouTube announces "YouTube Music Key" subscription service for $7.99 a month
- Apple: iOS 8 now on 56% of all devices
- Judge allows class action suit against Apple over disappearing iMessages to proceed
- Apple Pay has accounted for 0.91% of all Whole Foods transactions since launch
- Pangu releases 8.0-8.1 jailbreak tool for OS X
- A tiny percentage of app users account for over half of gaming revenue
- Why Walmart may never accept Apple Pay
- Apple provides online tool to remove phone number from iMessage
- CES preview: Expect HomeKit products to be the star
- Best Buy Black Friday deals: $100 off iPad Air 2, $150 off MacBook Air and much more
Features
- Slices of Apple episode 11: Making it great
- The iWatch mockups from yesteryear
- Rumor Roundup: Honestly
- You can now use a T9 keyboard on iOS, just like you always wanted
- Is Apple about to offer higher quality music downloads through iTunes?
- The iPhone apps you'll never get to use
- For some, Apple Pay is an accessibility tool
- Ben Heck builds an Apple 1 from scratch, and you can too
- Rumor Roundup: Divide by zero error
- The AppsGoneMad bundle offers 6 solid Mac apps for under 10 dollars
TUAW will be back next week with another round of handy features and breaking news, so be sure to drop by to see what's new and what's useful.