A Google Project Zero expert details the journey of a five-year-old vulnerability within Apple’s Safari browser. It has since been fixed.
For iPhone Users, PAT Could Make CAPTCHA a Thing of the Past
A new security feature in beta testing could soon replace the pesky CAPTCHA with a more secure PAT, or Private Access Token.
BOE Again Supplying iPhone 13 OLED Panels, Looking Toward iPhone 14
Reports from “TheElec” indicate that manufacturer BOE is once again producing OLED panels for the iPhone 13 and looking toward iPhone 14.
Kuo: Apple Might Release a Second Generation AirTag As Shipment Estimations Steadily Grow
Kuo predicts that Apple might develop a second generation AirTag since shipment estimations steadily grows.
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Apple Releases Information About New 35W Dual USB-C Power Adapter
A support document explains how Apple’s new 35W dual USB-C power adapter distributes power when charging two devices at the same time.
Apple Retail Store in Towson, Maryland Becomes the First to Have a Worker's Union in the US
Workers at Apple retail store in Towson, Maryland became the first store in the U.S. who have voted to be represented by a union.
How to Use Door Detection in iOS 16
New in iOS 16, Door Detection can help those with vision problems more easily navigate the world around them. Here’s how to use the feature.
TP-Link Kasa Begins Offering HomeKit Support
Smart home accessory maker TP-Link Kasa is adding support for HomeKit to some products. The Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Plug Slim is available now.
US Senators Want a Universal Charger Standard, Similar to EU
Three U.S. lawmakers is calling on the government to adopt a universal charger standard for mobile electronics like smartphones and tablets.
Apple Mail in iOS 16 May Allow Buying Your Own Custom Email Domain
Apple may be adding new functionality to an iCloud+ perk. In iOS 16 beta 1, buying custom email domains is possible in iCloud settings.