In today's top stories, we bring you the latest from the Suez Canal, Apple has patched a security flaw and we've heard rumors of a new edition of Apple Watch for extreme sports fans. ( read original story ...)
Apple OS Update: Patches Released To Address WebKit Vulnerability For iPhone, iPad And Watch
Apple devices that will get the security updates include the iPhone 6s, all iPad Pro models, iPad Air 2 (and later), the iPad 5th generation (and later), iPad mini 4 and later, iPod touch (7th ... ( read original story ...)
M1 MacBook Air review: After 3 months use, here’s what I wish I’d known
I've been using my new M1 MacBook Air for almost three months. The price/performance of Apple Silicon is excellent, but it's not all unicorns and rainbows. Before you buy, here's what I would have ... ( read original story ...)
Apple once considered portrait & landscape 30-pin ports for early iPad
A purported first generation iPad prototype has been shown with two 30-pin ports for charging in either portrait or landscape. ( read original story ...)
Apple No Longer Planning to Launch New HomePod in 2022
Apple was planning to launch an updated HomePod in 2022, prior to discontinuing the original HomePod, according to reliable Bloomberg journalist ... ( read original story ...)
Apple Maps Starts Showing Speed Camera Information in the Netherlands
Dutch tech blog iCulture this morning reports that Apple Maps is now showing speed camera information in at least some parts of the ... ( read original story ...)
The iPhone 13 Will Continue To Keep Its Ports
There have been rumors that suggest that Apple will eventually launch a portless iPhone. In fact, one of those rumors came from prolific leakster ... ( read original story ...)