What is "Continuity"?

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In the mission to further integrate iOS with OS X, Apple has just introduced a new system for sharing applications between iOS and OS X called Continuity at WWDC 2014. With this new system we can share what we are doing to our iOS device and transfer it to your Mac and also vice versa.

Continuity is Apple's way of calling the entire system that has been devised to share the most of our iOS devices with our Mac with OS X Yosemite. Handoff is the system that allows us to share any application on your iPhone and vice versa, for example, if you are writing an email on our iPhone, the Mac will detect it and can finish writing therefrom. The system will also work with Safari, presentations, and any application that offers support for Handoff. Also allow us to have instant Hotspot meter without any password. 

Additionally it also introduced integration of SMS and calls with OS X. If we set our iOS device, our SMS will see in iMessage as if it were a normal message. Likewise this compatibility extends to calls, allowing us to use our Mac as a handsfree for our iPhone. This utility also allows you to call people from our Mac to our contact list and call phones we find on the web via Safari, all calls going through our iPhone.

Notifyr allows us to see iOS notifications on your Mac

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Notifications of applications are a feature of any smartphone for most of us feel a kind of love-hate. On the one hand warn us what we want but at the other end can be a complicated ordeal becoming controlling. Yet there are applications that allow us to optimize them, one of them is Notifyr.

Apple has been sued by the error in iMessage

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Apple has been sued this week by appropriating the SMS user due to a bug in iMessage. Apparently there is a known bug for the last time for which retains iMessage SMS message sent to the user from iMessage, no matter if it is not in use or number or SIM card being used in a different terminal. 

Google Glass will be compatible with text messaging iPhone

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Google has not forgotten his promise: Glass Google said its going to be compatible with iOS devices and gradually have seen evidence of this. This week we will see a more through an update of Android, which will allow smart glasses to read messages arriving on our iPhone.

But for now we will not be able to issue orders that the iPhone is capable of understanding through the Google Glass, so we'll just have a tool for reading SMS or iMessage we receive.

This is the look of the notifications have messages on our iPhone interface Google Glass:

Although luckily we have other unofficial methods to spice up those notifications. Not to mention third-party applications can also be supported. But failing to see if the glasses congeal on the market and whether the official app works, this compatibility is good news for the tech who prefer an iPhone to an Android terminal