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Millions of Facebook Data Records Stored on Amazon Cloud Servers and Leaked
Over 100,000 open databases were found on Amazon Cloud and contained the personal information of millions of Facebook users.
New Powerbeats Pro Ad Surfaces, Looks Official (Update)
Last month, there was a rumor of new wireless headphones by Apple called Powerbeats Pro. Now it sounds like they are official.
Zero Day Exploit Affects TP-Link Routers
Before you’re tempted to check out Amazon’s sale on TP-Link routers, you should know a zero day exploit was recently found in these devices.
Apple Employee Interrogated at Border, ACLU Files Complaint
Recently Andreas Gal wrote about his experience being interrogated at the U.S. border. Now the ACLU is filing a complaint.
Scoring With Apple Pay: Tottenham Hotspur Prepare to Open Doors at First Fully Cashless Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur will open the doors to the first fully cashless stadium Wednesday. Fans have to purchase items using Apple Pay or a card.
Apple News+ Hit 200,000 Subscribers in First 48 Hours
Over 200,000 people subscribed to Apple News+ in the first 48 hours the service was available, although concerns from media leaders remain.
Japan Display to Supply OLED Screens for Apple Watch
Japan Display will start to supply OLED screens for the Apple Watch, currently supplied by LG, later this year.
Apple Sued Over Swollen Apple Watch Batteries
New Jersey resident Gina Priano-Keyser is suing Apple in a class-action lawsuit related to swollen Apple Watch batteries.
Swatch Wins Rights to ‘Tick Different’ Trademark
“Think Different” is a famous Apple slogan, but that didn’t stop a court from ruling in The Swatch Group’s favor of Tick Different.
An Inside Look Into a Recent Spam Operation
Millions of people were affected for 10 days in March by a spam email operation. But the spammer didn’t set a password for their server (via TechCrunch). [Apple Support Scam is a new Voice Phishing Trick] Email Spam It’s a fascinating story. Security researcher Bob Diachenko found the server after the operation. The spammer had…
Foxconn Preparing to Produce iPhone in India
Foxconn is ramping up its preparations to start producing the iPhone in India, with a trial run set to start within weeks.
Logitech Announces Slim Folio Pro Keyboard Case
Logitech is coming out with a Slim Folio Pro keyboard case for the iPad Pro 11-inch and iPad Pro 12.9-inch (3rd gen).
39 Groups Ask Congress To Revise Patriot Act as it Gets Renewed
The 2001 Patriot Act is up for renewal, and 39 privacy and civil rights groups are asking Congress to make changes to it.
Gavin de Becker Accuses Saudis of Hacking Jeff Bezos' Phone
Gavin de Becker, Jeff Bezos’ security consultant, is accusing the Saudis of hacking into Mr. Bezos’ phone in order to harm him.
New Cloudflare VPN Claims to Speed Up Your Browsing
Warp, a new Cloudflare VPN, claims to speed up your internet by using a Google-invented internet protocol called QUIC.
Key Apple Chip Engineer Leaves Company
A key Apple semiconductor engineer has quit the firm, having been responsible for the development of many of its own-branded chips.
Plans for Israeli Apple Store Cancelled
Plans to open an Apple Store in Israel have been cancelled after mall owners and Apple were unable to agree financial terms.
Apple to Benefit From Global Growth of Smart Home Device Market
The global smart home device market is set to increase by 26.9% in 2019, with Apple one of the beneficiaries.
VSCO Launches For This Photo Machine Learning
VSCO is launching a feature called For This Photo that uses machine learning to automatically suggest presets for your photos.
Apple Has Officially Canceled AirPower
Apple has officially canceled AirPower, saying that there were difficulties meeting its high hardware standards.
Kwamaine Jerell Ford Pleads Guilty to iPhone Hack
Kwamaine Jerell Ford has pleaded guilty to hacking celebrity Apple accounts and using them to go on a ‘spending spree’.
Proposed Bipartisan Law Could End NSA Phone Surveillance
A new law out of Congress could put an end to NSA phone surveillance. It’s called the Ending Mass Collection of Americans’ Phone Records Act.
Facebook Launches Library of All Active Adverts
Facebook launched a new searchable Ad Library in a further bid to handle criticism over how ads on the network are used.