AT&T is phasing out the U-verse brand with AT&T Internet and AT&T Phone replacing U-verse Internet and phone.
AT&T has already implemented a shift away from U-verse TV to its Directv brand for video, and there are rumors that Directv won’t survive over the long term either. First reported by DSLReports.com, AT&T confirmed to Telecompetitor.com that the U-verse brand is being retired for “simplicity.”
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Bare Bones Software (www.barebones.com) has released BBEdit 11.6.2, an update to its text and code editor. The new version adds compatibility with macOS Sierra along with more than two dozen other changes, refinements and fixes for specific
reported issues.
CS Odessa (www.conceptdraw.com) has released a new Basic Floor Plan Solution in ConceptDraw Solution Park. It extends ConceptDraw Pro diagramming and vector drawing software with easy-to-use building elements.
The new solution in the ConceptDraw Solution Park includes collections of samples, and libraries of vector stencils and icons that support the drawing of building plans and premises layouts. It contains samples and libraries for designing house plans, apartment and office layout plans.
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Apple has updated Safari to version 10.0. According to Apple, it:
° Adds support for Safari Extensions from the Mac App Store;
° Displays HTML 5 video whenever it’s available for faster load times better battery life, and stronger security;
° Enhances security by running plug-ins only on websites you authorize;
° Improves Autofill and adds support for auto-filling any information from any contact in Contacts;
° Enhances the formatting in Reader view;
° Remembers the zoom level for each website you visit.
Apple has released a finished version of macOS X Sierra. It’s a free download at the Mac App Store.
It adds Siri support, Apple Pay support, a Universal Clipboard, and much more. macOS Sierra requires a 2009 iMac, 2009 MacBook, 2010 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini, or Mac Pro.
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