The iPHONE NEWS
When Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) announces new iPhone models each year, the presenter — usually Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller — talks quite a lot about the improvements the company made to the camera subsystems of its new phones. These improvements …
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Apple’s tenth-anniversary iPhone X continues to get stellar reviews, but not only from gadget bloggers and Apple fans. There’s another group that is absolutely enamored with Apple’s latest and greatest iPhone: Android phone makers. Several Android …
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The Apple Watch is one of the most personal wearables on the planet. Aside from being the best selling smartwatch available, it features a host of unique communication methods, an attractive design, and a host of third-party apps. However, navigating and …
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THE Apple Watch can detect early signs of diabetes with 85 per cent accuracy using its built-in heart rate sensor, according to a clinical study. The research tapped into data from 14,000 Apple Watch users and was able to detect that 462 of them had …
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First things first, so what’s the difference? Not that much, actually. The new (to Singapore) Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS + Cellular) – henceforth known simply as the Apple Watch Series 3 LTE – is mostly identical to the Apple Watch Series 3 GPS that I …
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[MUSIC] What’s up Apple Byte nation. Brian Tong here and I got to say the number one question a lot of you guys and girls ask me specifically about the Apple watch is how do I play podcast on y Apple watch? And the answer isn’t as easy as you think.
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The latest Apple Watch, which allows you to make and receive phone calls without carrying your iPhone, finally arrives in Hong Kong on Friday – five months after they were launched last September in 10 other markets, including mainland China. The new …
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The mobile health data company’s deep learning network, DeepHeart, already uses data from the Apple Watch ($429 on Apple.com) heart rate sensor to detect atrial fibrillation, hypertension, and sleep apnea. Now it’s adding a new disease to the list …
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Once perfected, Apple Watch sensors designed to pick up early signs of heart diseases will also be able to detect if the person has diabetes as well. Apart from diagnosing heart issues, a future iteration of the Apple Watch could also be able to foretell …
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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) may not have sold as many iPhones as it had hoped last quarter, but Apple Watch sales were on fire. Apple CEO Tim Cook already said as much on last week’s earnings call, but industry tracker Canalys just released its wearable …
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Apple, creator of iPhone, Mac, and the iOS mobile operating system, has confirmed that their iOS 9-era source code for “iBoot” was leaked to code repository site Github. Apple has already contacted the site to request the code’s removal since …
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Good news for members of Apple’s public beta testing program as Apple has now released their iOS 11.3 beta 2 software to the program. The second beta of iOS 11.3 was released to developers yesterday and now it is available for public beta testers.
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The second public beta of iOS 11.3 is available for download, and it brings highly anticipated changes to the Battery settings that let you see your battery health and control throttling. While it doesn’t provide the kind of granular controls some users …
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With today’s release iOS 11.3 beta 2, Apple included its Battery Health (Beta) feature, which provides more information for iPhone owners regarding the status of their device’s battery. An updated support document today also details every aspect of …
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The source code for iOS 9 labeled iBoot was shared on Github, according to Motherboard, which first reported the issue. Apple has since had the code taken down from Github after it filed a copyright request. With Apple, the iOS code is proprietary and not …
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Apple is actively working to take down all instances of the iBoot code on GitHub. The code in question is for a version of iOS 9.3, which was released in spring 2016 and brought features such as Night Shift and various other improvements. The portion of …
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According to published reports the code posted is from iOS 9.3 and because there were some missing files it could not be compiles, but it is a valuable resource to anyone searching for vulnerabilities. reported Macworld. “iBoot is critical to the secure …
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