Month: June 2018

Hackers are getting craftier by the minute. A few years ago, news broke that they could spy on you through your computer’s webcam, prompting many PC owners to purchase webcam blockers for added security. But the webcam isn’t your computer’s only weak spot: hackers can also tap into your microphone, putting your private conversations at […]

A supply chain report based claims that Apple will be improving the Face ID algorithm on the 2018 iPhone lineup to speed up the unlocking process and improve its reliability by up to 300 percent. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Rajesh Pandey Powered by WPeMatico

We didn’t get a lot of impressive updates for iPad in iOS but what we did see was a whole new interaction model for the iPad. After the iPhone X came out, switching between the iPhone and the iPad became a jarring experience. I would find myself swiping up from the bottom of the iPad […]

It is expected that, later this year, Apple is going to introduce a brand new Apple Watch series, which may adopt not only new features (some of which we saw with watchOS 5 during WWDC 2018), but also a new physical design. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

On Friday, Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference will wrap-up, and developers who attended the event will have to head back to where they came from and continue work on their apps. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

The keynote for this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference was pretty low-key for the most part. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Apple has stopped signing iOS 11.3.1, just a few days after releasing iOS 11.4 which included a number of features such as Messages on iCloud, AirPlay 2 etc. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Andy Powered by WPeMatico

Instagram on Thursday announced a small, but probably not insignificant change to the way that sharing Stories works. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Back in April, when iOS 11.4 was still in its beta stages, it was discovered that the AirPort Express was a working accessory for an AirPlay 2 device within the stock Home app. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

A few days back, well-known security researcher Ian Beer of Google’s Project Zero team had announced that he plans to release an iOS 11.3.1 kernel exploit, which could be used to jailbreak iOS 11.3.1. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Andy Powered by WPeMatico