Without the assistance of Apple developers, the FBI has announced that they have accessed the data on San Bernadino terrorist Syed Farook’s iPhone. In a subsequent filing, the Department of Justice has announced that they are dropping their court order against Apple, which sought to compel Apple developers to comply with the FBI’s request for access to the device’s data.
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Intel’s long-used tick-tock development cycle, which consisted of manufacturing technique upgrades in one year and new chip architectures the next, is no more according to their newest 10-K. The financial filing detailed company plans to lengthen the timeline of each process technology, making their new development model a three-stage cycle– Process, Architecture, and Optimization.
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For their release event on Monday, Apple seemed to be thinking small, so to speak. The company unveiled the iPhone SE, which is a smaller 4-inch model, as well as a smaller 9.7-inch iPad Pro model. Both will be available for pre-order on Thursday.
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After rumors of a March 15th event, Apple has pushed the date back by a week and made it official, sending out the invites. Industry insiders expect the company to unveil a new, and smaller, 4-inch iPhone model, as well as a refreshed 9.7-inch iPad and a handful of Apple Watch accessories.
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In a blog post yesterday, Microsoft announced that they will bring the newest version of SQL Server to Linux. The private preview, which includes the core database features found in SQL Server 2016, is available for download today.
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Robert Schaeffer, Senior Editor
Jamie Welch, Senior Editor