Month: May 2019

Security researcher Liang Chen from KeenLabs demoed an iOS 12.1.3 – iOS 12.2 jailbreak at Infiltrate 2019. Unlike other jailbreak demos that we usually see, this one was a complete jailbreak with PAC and APRR bypass and Liang even shows Cydia running on his iPhone XS Max as proof. Continue reading → Go to Source […]

It has been a long time since GT Advanced has been in the news, but here we are. The company that filed for bankruptcy many years ago is now being charged by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission for misleading investors. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Most pictures don’t capture the true range of light. In order to get the perfect exposure — not too dark, not too light — you need some help in the form of a HDR editor. Hydro Pro HDR Editor For Mac lets you merge multiple exposures, creating beautiful images from your snaps. And though it […]

Back in July of 2017, there was a rumor that Facebook was working on a group video chat app to take on Houseparty, another popular app at the time. A few months later and Facebook quietly launched that app — in Denmark. Now, a couple of years later and it’s time to say goodbye. Continue […]

The sweet spot for most subscription services seems to be between $5 and $15 per month. Of course, that can differ depending on the service and what’s included. And while price hikes (and price drops) do happen, most users can expect a bit of a warning before it goes into effect. Continue reading → Go […]

Back in January of this year, Aetna officially announced a new health program called “Attain”. This is directly designed in collaboration with Apple, and, with 24 months of work, customers can get a free Apple Watch out of the deal. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

It’s coming to the end of the week and maybe you were ready to peruse the Mac App Store for something fun to download. Unfortunately, you may have run into an issue like others are today. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Location data can be a contentious subject, especially when it comes to who has access to it. Where that data goes beyond, say, a wireless carrier, is important. And now the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is demanding more information regarding that data from the biggest wireless carriers in the U.S. Continue reading → […]

Apple and Qualcomm recently reached a settlement, which ends global litigation between the two companies. We didn’t learn anything related to money in this regard with Apple’s latest earnings report. However, that’s not the case with Qualcomm’s. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico

Google tracks your location. It was revealed in August that’s the case even when you might have Location History turned off. But Google is making changes, including launching auto-delete features to give potential peace of mind. Continue reading → Go to Source Author: Evan Selleck Powered by WPeMatico