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Apple Launches 2014 Retina MacBook Pro Refresh, Here’s What Is New

Paul Morris·July 29, 2014

Keeping in line with a number of rumors that surfaced over the weekend, Apple has today announced a relatively important refresh to its MacBook Pro range of computers. The update to the MacBook Pro with Retina display line of machines had been widely anticipated, and although the amendments don't come as a great surprise, they do mean that those looking to purchase one of Apple's portable Mac computers will ultimately benefit from a more powerful experience along with a reduced financial outlay.

Apple’s iPhone And iPad Could Be Successful Companies In Their Own Right [Chart]

Oliver Haslam·July 28, 2014

When Apple recently announced its latest financial results, there was little to get too excited about. Big sales are a given these days for Apple, but with new products not expected for another month or two, the analysts that like to make so much noise just haven't had too much to feed on, making this particular call even more boring than usual.

2014 Retina MacBook Pro 15-inch Specs Leaked [Photo]

Oliver Haslam·July 28, 2014

Here’s What The ‘Backdoor’ Services In iOS Actually Do As Outlined By Apple

Aatif·July 27, 2014

If mobile security is something that you’re usually concerned about, then you must have seen the recent news about certain vulnerabilities in Apple’s iOS mobile operating system that can potentially leave user data of very personal nature vulnerable to forensic snooping for people looking in the right places. Although the Cupertino tech giant had responded to these allegations earlier, they have today released a new statement that gives a detailed breakdown of the under question diagnostic services and affirms Apple’s position as being user privacy conscious and not putting it at risk for any third parties.

Apple’s Smartwatch Design And Features Revealed In Latest ‘iTime’ Patent

Aatif·July 23, 2014

If you thought Apple was going to follow what others are doing for smartwatches, you couldn’t have been more wrong. Or, at least, that’s what the iTime patent that the Cupertino-based company was granted is having us believe. The patent, as the name suggests, appears to be for a smartphone connected watch that doesn’t restrict itself to serving notifications from the accompanying device – it offers advanced features such as proximity sensing, wrist and arm gestures, GPS positioning and much more.

New iPhone 6 Leaked Photos Show Lightning Port, Headphone Jack, Rear Shell

Oliver Haslam·July 23, 2014

Apple’s New ‘Stickers’ MacBook Air Ad Shows A Whole New Side To The Mac [VIDEO]

Oliver Haslam·July 23, 2014

Apple has launched a new ad for its ever-popular MacBook Air, but it's not quite like the ads that came before it.

Apple Q3 2014: Here’s How Many iPhones, iPads And Macs Apple Sold In Last Quarter

Uzair Ghani·July 23, 2014

Apple has posted its Q3 2014 earnings results, and as ever, the Cupertino giant has raked in revenues in billions, and has also revealed how many iPhone, iPads, iPods and Macs it has sold in the last quarter. Full details and breakdown of the earnings results can be found right here.

NBA Star Kobe Bryant Talks About His Visit To Apple HQ, Meeting With Jony Ive [VIDEO]

Aatif·July 23, 2014

Samsung Ad Makes Fun Of Apple’s iPhone 6 Before It’s Even Announced [VIDEO]

Oliver Haslam·July 22, 2014

Apple hasn't even managed to get the iPhone 6 out the door yet, but Samsung has already begun poking fun at not just the phone, but those lining up to buy one, too.

Apple Responds To iOS Backdoor Access For Forensic Snooping Claims

Paul Morris·July 22, 2014

In a statement emailed directly to Financial Times journalist Tim Bradshaw Apple has strongly denied working alongside any government agency with the intention of creating backdoor access in any of its products or services. You may have been a little concerned to read a presentation from iOS Security Researcher Jonathan Zdziarski earlier this week that claimed Apple had purposely created backdoor entries that would allow various sets of system and user data to be accessible without the need to authenticate via the usual means. The intricacies and merits of that report are still regarded as questionable at best, but while additional investigation into the claims is being carried out Apple have acted quickly to deny any wrongdoing whatsoever.

iOS Backdoor Loopholes Let Apple And Government Agencies Collect Private Data

Ben Reid·July 22, 2014

New iMessage Spam Targets iPhone Users, Here’s How To Protect Yourself

Oliver Haslam·July 21, 2014

Spam text messages are nothing new, but security research firm Cloudmark is now warning people of a new approach being taken by those who previously relied on SMS to peddle their spam.

Future iPhones Will Be Able To Sense If It’s Being Used By A Thief

Oliver Haslam·July 20, 2014

Apple has already received plenty of plaudits for the way it has worked to try and reduce the number of iPhone thefts in big cities, but a newly discovered patent application shows that the firm isn't resting on its laurels. Instead, if we're reading this Thursday's patent application right, Apple is working on technology that will analyze usage patterns in order to discern whether a device is in the hands of its rightful owner.

Apple ID Two-Step Verification Available In 59 More Countries, Here’s How To Enable it Now

Oliver Haslam·July 18, 2014

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