This week’s Apple Loop includes video of the iPhone 12, release and launch dates for the new iPhone, a massive Siri security issue, removing your EarBuds, contact tracking in iOS 13.5, the MacBook’s …
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This week in Apple: Names of iPhone 12 series leak as well as a slew of specs
If you’re curious what the four phones in the iPhone 12 series will be called and the specs they’ll pack, check this out.
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iOS 14 leaks sprung from Apple’s supply chain, distributed & sold on social media
A leaked version of iOS 14, likely obtained from within Apple’s supply chain in China, has been circulating around iPhone jailbreaking and hacking circles since at least February.
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An early version of iOS 14 has been floating around the internet for months
Security researchers, hackers, and bloggers have had access to an early version of iOS 14 since “at least February,” according to Vice. There have already been many iOS 14 leaks over the past few …
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iOS 14 reportedly leaked in February from a development iPhone
The iOS 14 leak making the rounds apparently originated from a development phone bought through unofficial channels.
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iOS 13.5 Chaos: This Frustrating Problem Is Making iPhone Apps Useless
It only launched days ago, but Apple users are reporting a strange iOS 13.5 bug that’s preventing apps from launching.
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‘Apple Glass’ leaked, 13-inch MacBook Pro review, and more on the AppleInsider Podcast
Details about the rumored ‘Apple Glass’ augmented reality device, the 13-inch MacBook Pro reviewed, and The Joe Rogan Experience exclusive to Spotify, all on this week’s episode of the AppleInsider …
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iOS 13.5 Jailbreak Rumors: Hackers Claim To Have Working Crack Undergoing Testing
Hackers have claimed that they have an iOS jailbreak ready which can crack versions from iOS 11 to the present iOS 13.5.
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Deals: Woot Discounting Refurbished iPhones in New Sale, Starting at $130 for iPhone 7
Woot today has a collection of refurbished iPhones on sale, starting at $129.99 for the 32GB iPhone 7. There are multiple colors in the sale, …
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Apple iOS 13.5 Is Ready For COVID-19 Contact Tracing —Are You?
One of the new buzzwords that has become synonymous with the COVID-19 pandemic is contact tracing. It has been digitized, globalized and consumerized. What does the future of digital contact tracing …
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iOS 14 Wishlist: How Apple can take the iPhone to the next level
OS 14 will probably make its debut at WWDC in June. Here are 10 features we hope to see in the next operating system for the iPhone.
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iPhone SE 2020 specs: How it stacks up to the old iPhone SE and other recent phones
Apple’s iPhone SE for 2020 has arrived. Here’s how it stacks up against 2016’s iPhone SE and more recent iPhones.
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Is This New Signal Feature Enough To Make You Ditch WhatsApp?
But I’m an eternal optimist, and I’m hoping that Signal might be about to encourage more people—at least those who are security and privacy-minded—to join its ranks. That’s because Signal has just …
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WhatsApp rolls out much-anticipated QR Code support for iPhone beta users
WhatsApp’s latest beta update brings the much-anticipated QR code support for iPhones. The QR codes will be useful as it will allow users to easily add new contacts. The functionality is believed to …
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Finance App ‘Copilot’ Adds Support for Importing Apple Card Statements
Copilot, a subscription-based finance and budgeting app, today announced support for importing Apple Card data directly from the Wallet app.
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Apple, Google Release Contact Tracing Technology for Mobile Apps
Apple and Google have released contact tracing technology that will allow public health mobile apps to notify users if they’ve potentially been exposed to an individual with COVID-19, the two …
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iPhone apps use hidden trackers to share data without users’ consent
Have you ever wondered what actually happens to your iPhone when you charge it while you sleep at night? Geoffrey Fowler, technology columnist for the Washington Post, discovered that more than 5,000 …
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