Researchers constructed a malware that runs even on a shutdown iPhone
Researchers have managed to craft malware, particularly for iPhone, which continues to operate even when the device is turned off.
Every time you switch off your iPhone, think again if you're really safe from all the possible hackers. When an iPhone is switched off, it doesn't completely shut do... Read more
Google and Apple want to remove apps older than 2 years from stores
Google and Apple recently announced plans to remove old applications from their respective app marketplaces. Both businesses agreed to delete any apps that had not been updated in two years last month.
In early April, Google revealed a two-year cutoff plan that would take effect in November, whi... Read more
Apple to finally ditch the lightning port for USB-C in 2023, Kuo Reveals
Apple Inc. is rumored to finally switch from lightning port to USB-C, starting in its iPhone 15, probably by the second half of 2023.
As per analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the multinational tech company, Apple Inc., is finally set to ditch its exclusive lightning port for USB-C.
The esteemed Apple ana... Read more
Apple staffers challenge the company’s return to office strategy
Apple's efforts to get its staff back to the office are running into opposition from a well-organized group of employees. At least one high-profile employee resigned due to the clash.
According to The Verge reporter Zoe Schiffer, Apple's director of machine learning will quit the business. The d... Read more
OneDrive delivers a safer and faster sign-up experience for iOS
Instead of using a password, the latest update enables the users to use a password sent by a text message to sign up for an account within the OneDrive app for iOS.
Microsoft is launching a new user sign-up experience for OneDrive, especially iOS. After an updated version of 13.13.2, OneDrive wi... Read more
Apple, Google and Microsoft are getting rid of passwords
Passwordless logins will be standardized by Apple, Google and Microsoft. The tech giants announced a joint plan.
Apple, Google and Microsoft will implement passwordless FIDO standards in Android, Chrome, iOS, macOS, Safari, Windows and Edge. The timeline is unknown, but somewhere in the coming y... Read more
Apple clarifies removal of legacy apps
Apple provided more clarity on its intent to remove outdated apps from the App Store. The updating deadline was extended.
Last month, an internal e-mail leaked Apple's intent to remove App Store apps that haven't been updated 'for a long time'. Shortly after, Apple published the announcement on ... Read more
Apple face new EU charges next week, Financial Times reports
According to Financial Times (FT), the EU plans to accuse Apple of blocking financial groups from the Apple pay system.
The EU will bring an antitrust charge against the tech giant (Apple) over how it functions the “Apple Pay” digital wallet, reports FT. The report further claims charges wil... Read more
Apple’s App Store cleans up outdated apps
Apple is freeing the App Store from outdated apps. An internal e-mail indicates that Apple seeks to remove apps that are no longer receiving updates.
Tech website The Verge acquired an internal email warning that outdated applications will be removed shortly. Reportedly, developers are given 30... Read more
Apple is shelving macOS Server after more than two decades
After 23 years, Apple has announced that macOS Server is being phased out. The program, which provides device management services and a few other functions to those who share a network with several Macs, iPhones, and iPads, is still available for purchase, download, and use with macOS Monterey... Read more