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Well, there’s not really a lot to say in today’s post. Why, you ask? Because it’s a VIDEO!
[Heartbleed] AudioAcrobat Not Affected
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Well… it was bound to happen sooner or later. The greatest internet privacy bug of all time, dubbed “Heartbleed” has sent the internet into an uproar regarding security, passwords and presumably safe (encrypted) information that could have possibly fallen into the hands of those who live by less than scrupulous ethical codes. It’s bad, folks. VERY bad.
We’ve already received several inquiries here at AudioAcrobat regarding our servers and how Heartbleed might affect AudioAcrobat. To be blunt, it doesn’t. Read on for helpful Q&A to put inquiring minds at ease.
Sync Multiple Google Calendars to an iOS Device [iCal]
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Not too long ago I was confronted with the question of, “why can’t I see certain Google Calendars on my iPhone’s built-in calendar (iCal)?”. It felt horrible to know that so many important calendar events required access via my laptop, desktop computer or a 3rd party app on my iPhone. Even worse, at least one Google Calendar was appearing on my device, just not the others that I desperately needed to sync. Frustration ensued.
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