Is the age of Apps finally coming to an end? Data points to yes & we discuss how platforms like Slack might offer more potential.

Then, more web developers are switching to Linux, is this the start of a trend?

Plus what caught our attention in the new iOS release, and interesting projects Google has in store for 2016.

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iOS 9.3 Preview – Apple

This latest iOS release adds numerous innovations to the world’s most advanced mobile operating system. There are improvements to a wide range of apps, along with great new additions to CarPlay. iOS 9.3 may even help you get a good night’s sleep. And you’ll find a preview of new features that will make using iPad in schools easier and better for students and admins.

App Age Over?

Switching to Linux

In 10 years a lot has changed, but the main thing Apple and OS X had going for
it was it’s “it just works” reputation. I feel this has stopped being true.

2016 Google Tracker: Everything Google is working on for the new year | Ars Technica

Android N, a big VR program, Google Glass, and lots more are in store for Alphabet.

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