The iPHONE NEWS
Someone just posted what experts say is the source code for a core component of the iPhone’s operating system on GitHub, which could pave the way for hackers and security researchers to find vulnerabilities in iOS and make iPhone jailbreaks easier to …
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The portion of the code that leaked is called iBoot, and as its name suggests, it controls the trusted boot-up process that springs into action every time you start up your iPhone. According to Apple, the iOS bootloader “is the first step in the chain of …
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Apple is today facing up to a potential security nightmare due to source code from iOS 9 being uploaded to GitHub. The identity of the person who leaked the code is currently unknown. iOS 9 is old you may think, as we’re now up to iOS 11, but that doesn’t …
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The source code of iBoot, a core component of iOS, leaked on GitHub recently. iBoot is responsible for all security checks and ensuring a secure copy of the OS is booted. It is in many ways the BIOS of an iPhone which verifies that the kernel and other …
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Source code for what is claimed to be the iBoot component of Apple’s iOS, software that handles secure booting of the operating system, was published on GitHub by an unknown party on Wednesday, a development that could lead to the discovery and …
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Source code for a core component of the iPhone’s operating system recently leaked on GitHub, according to reports from Motherboard and Redmond Pie. The code, which appears to be for iBoot, or the part of iOS that ensures a trusted boot of the operating …
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The source code in question is for an iOS 9.3.x release, and while you can’t compile it due to missing files, security researchers say that you can analyze it and look for security vulnerabilities on which to capitalize. While the code is for iOS 9.3.x …
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Apple has released an update through its public beta program that enables users to check the health of an iPhone’s ($1,099.99 at Best Buy) battery. Currently, the only way to install iOS 11.3 is to sign up for the beta program. Eventually, this same …
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Apple has released the iOS 11.3.2 second beta for developers and those on public betas. The build gives a detailed look at the battery health performance feature and how users will be able to check if performance management, which was introduced on older …
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Apple’s promised new iPhone battery-related performance management features made their first appearance in iOS 11.3 developer beta 2. Here’s what you can expect when your iPhone battery starts wearing out. Apple added the new battery health information …
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Apple said the final version of iOS 11.3 will be available to all consumers this spring. Apple has made available iOS 9 Public Beta 3. This test version of iOS is meant for people interested in trialling the operating system ahead of its scheduled fall …
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It applies to iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 7, and iPhone 7 Plus. iOS 11.3 beta 2 shows if an iPhone’s battery isn’t operating properly. After a user updates to iOS 11.3, Apple said it will initially have performance …
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A memory card reader? For iPhone? As strange as it sounds, it is indeed possible to use a card reader to read a microSD card and import photos to your iOS device from it. In fact Apple also sells a SD card reader that you can buy for $28.99 from Amazon.
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The first beta brought us all kinds of new changes, including new Animoji, a new version of ARKit, and a battery health feature that’s meant to appease angry iPhone owners. Two weeks later, we’re now getting our hands on iOS 11.3 beta 2. The second …
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Apple previously promised that iPhone owners would be able to turn off the throttling feature that is baked into iOS, but, as noted in the original report, that feature is not present on the iPhone X. It is more than likely not present on the iPhone 8 and …
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Enigma Recovery continues to push the boundaries of iOS data recovery, through innovative new algorithms and vast improvements to user interaction. The software that has now enabled a 3 times faster iPhone recovery speed, expertly refining the experience …
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Thirteen days after the first developer beta, Apple has released iOS 11.3 beta 2 for registered developers to test on iPhone and iPad. We’ll dig in to the new version and detail changes below. iOS 11.3 beta includes Messages in iCloud for testing and …
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