The iPHONE NEWS
Like many others, I’m still not sure how I feel about iOS 11. There’s no question that in contains some much needed fixes and upgrades that iPhone and (especially) iPad users have been clamoring for in recent months and years, but other changes, like …
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The Uber app for iOS has been given a unique privilege on the operating system which allows the app to spy on the iPhone’s screen, a researcher has discovered. ZDNet reports that the Uber app can read the screen buffer in iOS, allowing it to view and …
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While the company has released the new iOS 11.0.2 with a fix for the crackling noise on the iPhone 8, the firmware still seems a little buggy. However, it’s just a matter of time when the company releases its next big update to tackle all of the …
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Topolsky suggests that the turning point was iOS 7, but the biggest visual sign of this loss of mojo is the sensor ‘notch’ in the iPhone X display: It is bad design, and as a result, bad for the user experience. The justification for the notch (the new …
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The iPhone X is, no doubt, going to be a hot device for many people. However, for some Apple fans, the ability to have a jailbroken device is more important than having the hottest new thing on the market. This is not a new dilemma. We see jailbreaking …
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And Apple will probably add the new emoji to watchOS 4.1 beta 2 and macOS 10.13.1 beta 2 as well. The Apple iOS 11.1 software update is expected to roll out to the public later this month or early November. “The new emoji are designed to reveal every …
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… 7 and 7 Plus delivered a one-two punch for Apple as the top-selling smartphones of 2017 so far, despite sluggish device sales overall. Apple’s top smartphones handily beat out Samsung’s best, but sales weren’t as good as the iPhone 6s and 6s …
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The iPad is still the king of tablets — especially the new, $330 9.7-inch iPad released in April — and there are a number of apps in the App Store that were built specifically for the device. We’ve been curating various best-of lists for years now …
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Uber has announced that it will remove code from its iPhone app that would let the ride-hailing service record screen activity even when the app was closed. The code was discovered by security researcher Will Strafach, who found that Uber had been granted …
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Apple’s iPhone is the most popular smartphone in the world, and we want you to get the most out of yours. From dating apps to QR scanners, your phone is capable of nearly anything these days, and some apps just rise above the rest. We’ve recently cut …
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An ‘unprecedented’ level of access granted to Uber’s iPhone app means the firm could be watching your every move. Apple has given the company special powers that could be used to record a user’s screen and access other sensitive data without their …
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There are multiple bypass vulnerabilities which could allow an attacker to get past the passcode lock screen on Apple devices running iOS 9. The details for four different attack scenarios were disclosed by Vulnerability Lab. It’s important to note that …
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Look! Apple’s new iPad and iPhone emojis! Apple presents new iOS emojiis for iPad and iPhone. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: https://usat.ly/2wDeZFa
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There are at least six reports across five countries of the iPhone 8 Plus splitting along the seams with a bulging battery. Apple is looking into the matter.
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Apple Chief Design Officer Jony Ive gave a rare public talk in New York on Friday. Ive was interviewed New Yorker editor-in-chief David Remnick. The session, “The Shape of Things to Come,” was part of the New Yorker’s TechFest conference. The British …
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Uber’s iPhone app has a secret back door to powerful Apple features, allowing the ride-hailing service to potentially record a user’s screen and access other personal information without their knowledge. This access to special iPhone functions — which …
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CLEVELAND — It was an honest mistake. That was the conclusion by Major League Baseball on Friday after it investigated why an Arizona Diamondbacks coach was wearing a digital watch in the dugout during his team’s wild card victory over the Colorado …
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