Exploit patched in iOS 16.6.1 update delivered Pegasus spyware

Apple's operating system updates on Thursday patched an exploit chain capable of compromising iOS 16.6 devices with the Pegasus spyware without any interaction from the victim.

By Amber Neely |

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China government iPhone ban will have almost no effect on sales, says analyst

Wedbush's Dan Ives has commented on the reported China government iPhone sales ban, and he feels that not only is it just a small speed bump on the road, but sales in the country will be up in 2024.

By Mike Wuerthele |

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Entire iPhone 15 lineup's camera specs detailed in last-minute leak

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A new camera spec roundup confirms many of the rumored features coming to the iPhone 15 lineup, like periscope zoom and 48MP Main Cameras for all.

By Wesley Hilliard |

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Apple's Entrepreneur Camp application window is now open

Apple has opened applications for its annual Entrepreneur Camp and has expanded its outreach to include Indigenous developers.

By Amber Neely |

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China's iPhones ban seen as effort to restrict Apple's access to market

A Congressman has commented that he is not surprised by China's new ban on iPhones for state employees, but it does not believe that this measure is linked to security concerns.

By Amber Neely |

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Apple fixes exploited security flaws with iPadOS & iOS 16.6.1, watchOS 9.6.2, macOS Ventura 13.5.2 updates

Less than a week until Apple's iPhone 15 event, Apple has released what is likely close to its last updates to iOS 16.6, macOS Ventura 13.5, and watchOS 9.6 to patch some actively exploited security problems.

By Mike Wuerthele |

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Get a Windows 11 Pro & Microsoft Office 2021 bundle for just $54.97

PC users should be excited by this bundled offer featuring Windows 11 Pro and Microsoft Office Pro 2021 for Windows, giving shoppers affordable access to programs like Word, Excel, Power Point, and more for $54.97.

By Amanda Laskin |

iPhone 15 will sell well but iPhone 16 will do even better

Analysts at Morgan Stanley say they believe predictions that sales of the iPhone 15 range will be "muted" are wrong, and the iPhone will only get stronger going in to 2024.

By William Gallagher |

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