Medical ID feature which could save you.

A new feature that the iPhone 6 offers is the medical ID, this allows anyone to access emergency information if something was to happen to you. This information about you could be important in an emergency like allergies and medical conditions. This feature can be accessed from the emergency dialer so if you have a passcode on your phone people can still access this without needing you to unlock it.

To set up your medical profile you have to open the Health app and tap the medical id option in the lower right hand corner. This gives up the option to give detail such as your name, birthday date, medical conditions, notes, allergies or reactions and the current medication you are on. Not only that if you aren’t with anyone you know you can add family or friends and there numbers for emergency contact so if you are in any incident that you can’t talk they can see whom they need to call. Other information asked is a blood type, if you are an organ donor and your height and weight. This is all valued information for standbys and emergency crew.

 

When you create your medical profile you can decide whether or not you’d like certain information shown, this is helpful for those who are worried about losing the phone and having someone obtain this information. 

Firefox is coming to Apple.

Mozilla and Apple have never seen eye to eye until recently when the new chief executive Chris Beard changed their interest in making a Firefox web browser to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The reason for over the last four years that Mozilla has routinely expressed disinterest in the past is due to Apple’s strict requirement that third-party web browsers be based on its own WebKit web engine.

Mozilla has its own sophisticated web and rendering engines that it utilises for Firefox and felt that it was a browser that would be inadequate on iOS device. Firefox release manager Lukas Blakk said “We need to be where our users are.” To suggest it is time to get firefox on iOS.

Apple recently made changes to WebKit on iOS 8 that allow for all web browsers to have the same level of performance as Mobile Safari, although it remains unclear how Mozilla will bring Firefox to iOS.

At this time users are still unable to set third-party web browsers as default. For this reason, it hard for existing mobile safari competitors like Chrome and Opera to make much of a dent on Apple’s built-in web browser, but Firefox could attract users with features such as password syncing and seamless bookmark.