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Apple Says It Saved You from over 1.6 Million ‘Risky and Untrustworthy’ Apps in 2021 Original
Apple shared a new report explaining how it took steps to ensure App Store users did not encounter dangerous applications. The company claims it prevented “nearly $1.5 billion in fraudulent transactions” by disallowing over 1.6 million apps and updates from being listed on the App Store. Although impressive, the report can be viewed as the company’s latest attempt to defend its rigid App Store policies.
Another Report Claims Only iPhone 14 Pro Models Will Sport A16 Bionic
Taiwanese research firm TendForce is the latest to second the speculation that only the Pro variants of the iPhone 14 series will get the A16 Bionic chip. The cheaper iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max are expected to retain the iPhone 13’s A15 chip. TrendForce’s recent report focused on global smartphone production. However, it touches upon Apple’s plan to launch four new iPhone models later this year. It says only the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max would be equipped with the A16 Bionic.
Apple Is Shifting Some of Its iPad Production from China to Vietnam: Report
A supply chain report from Asia claims that Apple is moving some of its iPad production from China to Vietnam. This is the first time the iPhone maker has taken such steps. The report attributes the decision to China’s supply chain disruptions and lockdown measures. Presently, the lion’s share of Apple’s supply chain for iPad production is based in China. In January 2021, reports began trickling in suggesting the company plans to move production to Vietnam.
WhatsApp for iPhone Could Soon Allow Editing Sent Messages
To this day, Twitter lacks an Edit button for tweets. A recent report indicates that WhatsApp for iPhone could gain the ability to edit messages probably before Twitter does. The feature could be a lifesaver when you read the message you just sent and come across embarrassing typos and missed details. Around five years ago, WhatsApp introduced a feature using which you can delete messages after they are sent.
T-Mobile Customers on the East Coast Facing Widespread Outage Impacting Calling and Messaging
If you’re a T-Mobile customer living along the East coast and are facing trouble placing calls and sending messages, you are not alone. Several T-Mobile customers have taken to Twitter to express their woes. The cellular network is yet to acknowledge the outage. Popular outage tracking platform Downdetector shows that complaints about the T-Mobile outage spiked at noon ET/ 9:00 AM PT. The heatmap of the source of complaints suggests customers on the east coast of the US are the worst affected.
iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6 Beta 2 Download Available Now
Apple today released the second beta of iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6 to developers. This follows the release of the first beta of iOS 15.6 to the public two weeks ago. You can download the iOS 15.6 or iPadOS 15.6 Beta 2 on your iPhone/iPad by navigating to . The update will only show up on your iPhone or iPad if the developer beta profile is installed. If you are in the public beta channel, you should get the update within the next 24 hours.
Safari Now Has One Billion Users, but Still Lags behind Google Chrome’s Popularity
A recent report shows that a whopping one billion people access the internet using Safari. However, the Apple-developed browser’s popularity is no match for how popular Google Chrome is. According to a recent study conducted by atlasVPN, 19.16 percent of all internet users now use Safari — 1,006,232,879 people, to be exact. This makes it the world’s second browser to rake in over a billion users after Chrome, of course.
Significant Improvements to iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, and macOS 13 Coming at WWDC: Gurman
In the latest edition of his Power On newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims iOS 16 could bring Always-on Display (AOD) functionality to existing software ahead of the iPhone 14’s release later this year. He also says iPadOS 16 could sport improved multitasking features alongside smart home feature improvements in tvOS 16 and more.
Judge Accepts Cydia Creator’s Revised Complaint Against Apple
Apple has been unsuccessful in its latest attempt to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit it faces. The suit was filed by Jay Freeman, well-known for creating Cydia — an App Store alternative for jailbroken iPhones popular in the yesteryears. Background Freeman sued Apple late in 2020, alleging the Big Tech company enjoys a monopolistic position in the app distribution market for iOS. He added that Apple also actively tries to “snuff out” App Store alternatives, including Cydia.
Apple Filing RealityOS Trademark Worldwide on June 8: Legal Requirement or a WWDC Hint?
Recently, former technology journalist Parker Ortolani discovered that Apple plans to trademark the term “RealityOS” worldwide on June 8, when WWDC would be in progress. The discovery has sparked speculation that Apple could finally announce its long-rumored AR/VR headset at the event. Meanwhile, others believe the trademark timing could be a legal requirement and not a hint for what’s to come at WWDC 2022.
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Leaker Reveals Apple’s Plan for A16 Bionic, M2 Chips; Suggests Apple Won’t Use 4nm Chips
Recent speculation suggests Apple will offer a considerable performance leap with the M2 chip designed for next-generation Macs. Meanwhile, the A16 Bionic will continue using its predecessor’s manufacturing process, possibly bringing only an incremental performance upgrade. Citing a “fairly reliable (anonymous) source,” According to a series of tweets from Apple leaker ShrimpApplePro claims Apple’s chip plans for the “final” M1 chip, its successor, and the A16 Bionic have been leaked.
Download These New WWDC 2022 Wallpapers for iPhone Original
Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference is just two weeks away. On Tuesday, the company also shared the schedule for the online-only event, which kicks off on June 6. In the event invite, Apple used a mysterious-looking image which Twitterati has now fashioned into an iPhone wallpaper. To get you up to speed, Apple has announced that WWDC 2022 will commence on June 6 at 10 a.m. PDT with a keynote address by CEO Tim Cook. Like the conference in 2020 and 2021, this year’s event is set to be virtual.
Video: Jon Prosser Shares Accurate Renders of the iPhone 14 Pro
In a new YouTube video today, leaker Jon Prosser shared the best renders of the iPhone 14 Pro we have seen yet. The renders also give us the most authentic look at what the upcoming iPhone could look like. In a new video on the Front Page Tech YouTube channel, Prosser showed off renders of the new iPhone 14 Pro made in collaboration with (you guessed it) graphic designer Ian Zelbo. The detailed renders show off all the design changes expected to make their way to the upcoming iPhones.
Apple Reminds Developers to Include in-App User Account Deletion Option by June 30
Last year, Apple announced a slight change in the App Store guidelines. It dictated that all apps which allow in-app user account creation should compulsorily offer an option to let users delete their account as well. The deadline for implementing this mandate has now been delayed. The deadline has already been pushed back twice. Apple’s new deadline for developers to incorporate an account deletion option for users is now June 30, 2022.
iPhone 14 Post-Launch Availability Jeopardized by Lockdowns in China: Report
The COVID-19-induced lockdowns in China appear to have taken their toll on the unreleased iPhone 14 ahead of its launch. According to a new supply chain report, Apple suppliers are three weeks behind schedule in preparing for the production of at least one of the latest models. According to a Nikkei Asia report, Apple suppliers are working at full tilt to catch up to the schedule.
Analyst Believes Display Upgrade Could Finally Bring Always-on Display to iPhone 14 Pro
The iPhone 13 Pro was the first iPhone model to sport a 120Hz ProMotion display. Rumor has it that two iPhone 14 models are likely to continue using the technology, with the added benefit of variable refresh rate technology that can drop the refresh rate as low as 1Hz. To recall, the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max use LTPO OLED panels to achieve variable refresh rates.
Waze Announces New Integration with Apple Music
Apple Music is now available to everyone who uses the Google-owned navigation app Waze. With the new seamless integration between both services, you can enjoy your Apple Music playlists while using Waze for navigation. In an announcement, Waze said it was “thrilled” to partner with Apple Music. Besides Apple Music integration, Waze offers options to connect its Audio Player with other popular music streaming services.
Apple Unveils New 2022 Apple Watch Pride Bands and Accompanying Watch Faces
May 17 is celebrated as the International Day Against Homophobia, and June is celebrated as Pride Month. To commemorate these, Apple on Tuesday launched the 2022 edition of its Apple Watch Pride band. The band is accompanied by Pride-themed watch faces which can be installed on any Apple Watch. Apple has been a vocal supporter of LGBTQIA+ rights through financial aid dispensed to support organizations and Apple product releases.
Instagram Reveals Refreshed New Visual Identity with a Brighter Icon and New Typography
Meta-owned image sharing platform Instagram hasn’t mustered the resources to develop an iPad app yet, but it has invested in a brand identity refresh this week. In a blog post detailing the three fundamental changes, Instagram announced that its new system is geared towards immersion and inclusivity for the platform’s community. Instagram has made three noticeable changes to its app.
FCC Filing Reveals Mysterious Apple 'Network Adapter' Original
A recently discovered filing suggests Apple sought the FCC’s approval for a Network Adapter. The rumor mill suggests it could be a successor of the AirPort or a new networking product for consumers or a tool intended only for internal use at the company. Whenever a company develops a device capable of using wireless communication protocols such as Wi-Fi, NFC, and Bluetooth, it requires the FCC’s approval.
WhatsApp Could Soon Force You to Upgrade Your iPhone
Are you still using an old iPhone? In the coming months, WhatsApp could force you to upgrade or risk losing your ability to use its instant messaging (IM) platform. Meta-owned WhatsApp is poised to drop support for iOS 10 and iOS 11 in the near future. So, if you’re using an iPhone running these older versions of iOS, you could be forced to buy a new one. The support for the aforementioned iOS builds ends on October 24. So, you need not hurry.
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Best Apple Deals of the Week: Save up to $250 on Apple Gear This Weekend! If you’re looking to purchase new gear, you can save a lot of money on several Apple products this weekend, including the iPad Pro, iPad Air 5, MacBook Pro, Apple Watch Series 7, and AirPods Pro. So, read on to discover the top Apple deals on Amazon this weekend if you are in the market for a new tablet, watch, or computer, and save some bucks. iPad Pro This weekend, Amazon has discounted several models of the 2021 iPad Pro.
Apple Mixed Reality Headset Won’t Focus on Gaming; Jony Ive Remains Involved in Development: Report
Earlier this week, The Information shared a report cataloging the difficulties Apple engineers and designers faced while developing the rumored mixed reality headset. The publication has shared more exciting details about the headset’s development journey in a follow-up to that report. The report picks up from 2019 when Apple had been developing the headset for three years.
Analyst Claims 27-Inch Mini-LED Apple External Display Launch Could Be Delayed
According to Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC) analyst Ross Young, Apple’s efforts to develop a new 27-inch display with mini-LED technology have hit a hurdle. Because of the lockdowns in Shanghai, the production has been delayed, and the analyst has moved his speculated launch timeline from June to October 2022.
Apple Board Gets Hands-on with Mixed Reality Headset; Suggests Launch Is Imminent: Report
A report earlier this week gave us an inside look at the numerous challenges product designers and engineers faced developing the mixed reality headset at Apple. Now, it appears almost all the challenges have been overcome, and the design is another step closer to mass production. According to a new Bloomberg report, Apple’s rumored mixed reality headset was recently shown off to the company’s board.
Audi Integrates Apple Music Directly into the Infotainment System for Almost All 2022 Models
In an announcement today, luxury carmaker Audi made it clear that almost all its new 2022 models will sport Apple Music integration on the infotainment system. Owners of 2022 models who have already taken delivery of their cars will also get the feature via an OTA update. Audi’s new Apple Music integration will only be available on the 2022 models. Notably, it is different from Apple CarPlay, which requires an iPhone to be connected to the car’s infotainment system wirelessly or using a cable.
Video: Apple Shares Unique New iPhone Privacy Ad Original
Apple spares no opportunity to reiterate that the iPhone is a privacy-focused product. The company’s latest advertisement uploaded to YouTube revisits the subject, spotlighting App Tracking Transparency and Mail Privacy Protection features. The scene depicted in the ad shows how Apple’s iPhone features are designed to ensure users can control how and when their personal data is collected. The video shows a young woman called Ellie whose personal data is being auctioned off to the highest bidder.
iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6 Beta Download Available Now
Apple today released the first beta of iOS 15.6 and iPadOS 15.6 to developers. This is the first beta release from Apple after releasing iOS 15.5 to the public this month. You can download the iOS 15.6 or iPadOS 15.6 beta on your iPhone/iPad by navigating to . The update will only show up on your iPhone or iPad if the developer beta profile is installed. If you are in the public beta channel, you should get the update within the next 24 hours.
Apple Watch Series 8 Could Feature a New Design Which Leaked Last Year
In the days leading up to the Apple Watch Series 7’s launch, renders of an upcoming Apple Watch with sharp edges were leaked. After the wearable release, rumors suggested the renders were of the Apple Watch Series 8. Now a leaker called ShrimpApplePro has refreshed the speculation, saying the Apple Watch Series 8 could sport a new design with a flat display.
Apple Staffers Explain the Challenges in the Development of the Mixed Reality Headset
Since development efforts commenced in 2015, Apple’s mixed reality headset has faced numerous challenges and difficulties. In a detailed report cataloging them, The Information shares insights and the perspective of its sources inside Apple. It also chronicles the development journey besieged by “technical and leadership challenges.” The publication’s report is based on interactions with over 10 people closely involved in developing Apple’s mixed reality headset.
Apple Showcases Upcoming Machine Learning-Powered Accessibility Features
Apple Showcases Upcoming Machine Learning-Powered Accessibility Features To commemorate Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple showcased some new accessibility features which will be available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac later this year.
Apple Testing E-Ink Displays for Upcoming Foldable Device: Kuo
According to reputed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the company is testing e-ink displays such as those found on Amazon’s Kindle ebook readers. The Cupertino-based firm may use such screens in a foldable iPhone or iPad design in the future. Also known as electronic paper displays (EPD), e-ink displays are known for their exceptional power efficiency compared to other display technologies. On the downside, they don’t support high refresh rates and aren’t as vibrant or crisp.
App Store Developers Won’t Need User Consent before Auto-Renewing Subscription at Hiked Prices
On May 16, Apple silently informed developers of a new subscription feature through which customers will automatically be charged when an app’s subscription price is hiked. This arrangement is different from how app subscriptions work at present. Presently, subscribers are informed of any changes to the pricing. Apps have a dedicated “Agree to New Price” interface through which customers can agree to pay the revised price. If they disagree, their subscription is automatically canceled.
iOS 16 Public Beta Could Be Delayed This Year: Gurman Original
Today, Apple finally released the stable builds of iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5, packing over 30 security fixes and minor feature improvements. While we eagerly anticipate the arrival of the first iOS 16 beta builds in the coming weeks, the rumor mill has some disappointing news. It is no secret that Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2022 is right around the corner. The company has even sent out invites to some developers who will be allowed to attend the event in person at Apple Park.
iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5 Download Available Now
After several months of testing, Apple has released stable versions of iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5. It was preceded by the Release Candidate build last week. This point release of iOS 15 does not contain any major new features or changes. However, minor improvements have been made under the hood. You can download the iOS 15.5 or iPadOS 15.5 beta on your iPhone/iPad by navigating to Settings > General > Software Update.
Apple Is Testing iPhone’s New Tap to Pay Feature at Apple Park
In February, Apple announced a new Tap to Pay feature that would allow any iPhone to function as a contactless payment terminal. The feature is being put through its paces at an unlikely testing ground — the Apple Park Visitor Center. iPhones have allowed contactless payments since 2014, when Apple Pay was launched. Although users have been able to make payments using the feature’s underlying NFC technology, they have not been able to receive payments on their iPhones using it.
Best Apple Deals of the Week: Save up to $449 on Apple Gear This Weekend! Original
Best Apple Deals of the Week: Save up to $449 on Apple Gear This Weekend! You can save a lot of money on several Apple products this weekend, including the iPad Pro, iPad Air 5, MacBook Pro, Apple Watch Series 7, and AirPods Pro. So, read on to discover the top Apple deals on Amazon this weekend if you are in the market for a new tablet, watch, or computer, and save some money. iPad Pro This weekend, Amazon has discounted several models of the 2021 iPad Pro.
Apple Could Launch a Cheaper Apple TV Later This Year: Kuo
Reputed Tianfeng International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo took to Twitter on Friday to claim that Apple will launch a cheaper variant of the Apple TV in the second half of 2022. Presently, Apple’s plug-and-play TV experience starts at $149 for the previous generation Apple TV HD with 32GB of storage. The newer Apple TV 4K models will set you back by $179 for the 32GB option and $199 for the 64GB storage model.
Apple Testing USB-C iPhones That Could Launch as Soon as 2023: Gurman Original
Ardent Apple fans and consumer technology experts have longed for USB-C iPhones, but Apple hasn’t ditched the Lightning port yet. A new report suggests that bowing to pressure to conform to upcoming European regulations, Apple is testing a USB-C iPhone behind closed doors.
Tony Fadell Reveals That Steve Jobs Wanted the Original iPhone to Be SIM-Less
Every now and then, we hear rumors about Apple’s plans to eventually make the iPhone portless and transition to using only eSIMs. A recent interview with an eminent Apple executive reveals that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs wanted the world’s first iPhone to be SIM-less, to begin with. Journalist Joanna Stern recently interviewed former iPod VP Tony Fadell at a special Computer History Museum event.
Google I/O 2022 Roundup: All the Important Announcements Original
Even if you aren’t a fan, Google’s annual developer conference called Google I/O usually packs several important hardware and software-related announcements. This year’s conference was no different. Google I/O 2022 was a virtual conference for developers. The two-day event kicked off on May 11 with a keynote address. Although a limited live audience was allowed, the event was held virtually because of the risk of transmission of COVID-19.
iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5 Release Candidate Download Available Now
Apple has seeded the release candidate versions of iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5 to developers after releasing the fourth beta last week. The upcoming point release of iOS 15 does not contain any major new features or changes. You can download the iOS 15.5 or iPadOS 15.5 beta on your iPhone/iPad by navigating to Settings -> General -> Software Update. The update will only show up on your iPhone or iPad if the developer beta profile is installed.
Ookla’s iPhone App Finally Gets Speedtest Maps to Assess Cellular Internet Connectivity Better
Ookla’s iPhone App Finally Gets Speedtest Maps to Assess Cellular Internet Connectivity Better Internet connection performance assessment service Ookla’s Android app had a feature that showed you how different mobile carriers perform in your geographical area. Now, the feature has made its way to the iOS app, making it easier to identify zones where you won’t have the best mobile internet experience.
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