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Starting in September, Microsoft will mandate the the use of Apple’s iPhones to authenticate identities when logging into work machines.
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The original AirPods, the iPhone X, and the original HomePod have now joined the list of Apple products the company considers as “vintage.”
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According to a report from The Information, Apple is developing a new “electrically induced adhesive debonding” technology that would make iPhone batteries easier to replace. 9to5Mac reports: Currently, replacing an iPhone battery requires using tweeze… Continue reading Apple Developing New Way To Make iPhone Batteries Easier To Replace
Apple’s Self Repair Diagnostics Tool is coming to 32 European countries, and the company will also soon offer better support for third-party displays and batteries used for repair.
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The number of macOS vulnerabilities exploited in 2023 increased by more than 30%. Three of the other vulnerability trends in this report relate to Microsoft. Continue reading Apple Operating Systems are Being Targeted by Threat Actors, Plus 4 More Vulnerability Trends
To comply with new UK government regulations, Apple has specified that iPhones will get at least 5 years of security updates.
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When buying a new smartphone, it’s important to consider the duration of software updates, as it impacts security and longevity. In a rare public commitment on Monday, thanks to the UK’s new Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI)… Continue reading Apple Commits To At Least Five Years of iPhone Security Updates
Apple shared more details about the iOS 17.5 bug that caused some deleted photos to reappear, and the company clarified that this wasn’t a cloud syncing issue.
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Apple is developing a significantly thinner version of the iPhone [non-paywalled source] that could be released as early as 2025, The Information reported Friday, citing three people with direct knowledge of the project. From the report: The slimmer iP… Continue reading Apple Plans a Thinner iPhone in 2025
Apple detailed today new accessibility features coming to its mobile devices later this year, including Eye Tracking for the iPhone and iPad.
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