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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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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Apple has released an update for iOS 9.2.1, which solves the Error 53 message that disables iPhones with damaged or third-party replaced TouchID sensors.
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Apple has acknowledged an iOS error that bricks devices when the date is manually set to January 1, 1970. This morning, the company issued a statement about the issue and promised an upcoming patch in an iOS update.
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A Seattle law firm has filed a class action suit in California against Apple, claiming that keeping a device with a malfunctioning touch sensor from working is “abusive” to owners.
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After leaked information about the newest iPhone models surfaced last week, sources say that Apple has firmed up the date for their next Apple Event: March 15th.
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Numerous reports of new iPhone details that leaked from Apple were making their way around the internet earlier this week.
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Earlier this morning, some users of Apple’s Safari were reporting that the browser would...
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In regards to Nancy Raskauskas’ post: “Re-Thinking the iPad” ( http://blogs.cosmicthings.com/techtalk/re-thinking-the-ipad/), I have a different stance.
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