Apple’s M1 chip has a flaw, but you shouldn’t worry
A developer has found a new exploit ‘baked into’ Apple’s Mac and iOS chips, but there is no reason to panic, as its practical uses are extremely limited.
Apple adds new accessibility features to its devices
On Wednesday, Apple announced new software updates geared toward those with cognitive, vision, mobility, and hearing disabilities. The new features, coming later this year, span all of its operating systems,…
The best antivirus apps for the iPhone
While iPhones are secure from viruses, they are not 100% safe, so apps that eliminate security threats are a great idea. Here are some of our favorites.
Clubhouse finally launches on Android in the U.S.
If you use the world’s most popular mobile operating system and have been jonesing to get in on the Clubhouse action, today is your lucky day. That’s because Clubhouse, the…
After update, only 4 percent of iOS users in U.S. let apps track them
Sorry, Facebook. Apple released iOS 14.5 to the public at the end of April, which included the ability to stop apps from tracking your activity for ad targeting purposes. New…
The best ad blockers for the iPhone
There’s a multitude of ad blocker apps available, and choosing among them is daunting. Here is our list of the best ad blockers available for your iOS device.
Yes, you really do need to update your iPhone’s iOS again. Like, today.
That sense of déjà vu you’re experiencing is totally understandable. It was just last week that Apple released iOS 14.5, and with it a host of new features for the…
Facebook’s ‘help keep us free’ plea highlights the true cost of social media. Again.
It’s not a terribly revolutionary or surprising thing to say at this point, but the user is the product for social media companies. That makes increased online privacy a scary…
Apple finally releases iOS 14.5 with new privacy features and Find My app update
Apple has finally launched iOS 14.5, bringing with it a series of small tweaks, as well as improvements to how iOS handles privacy.
MacOS and iPadOS will never merge — and the M1 iPad Pro is proof
Think the new M1 iPad Pro means iOS and MacOS are merging? Think again. In fact, Apple’s pro tablet speaks volumes about why that will never happen.