Forentics firm claims it can break into every iPhone
A company staffed with white hat hackers has apparently made a breakthrough in unlocking iPhones and iPads. Cellebrite revealed it’s…
Twitter for Mac will be way better than just an iPad port
Twitter recently promised to bring its iPad application to macOS, and the now the company says this will have Mac-specific…
Mind games: How Apple sells us on high prices [Cult of Mac Magazine No. 301]
If the sky-high price of Apple’s new Pro Display XDR didn’t slap you silly, you probably fell for a clever…
Activ5 pocket-size gym muscles into the Apple Store
Activebody’s Activ5 is a palm-size accessory for isometric-based workouts. Along with companion iPhone and Apple Watch apps, it’s designed to…
Apple stores will now teach you how to remix Madonna
Apple is joining forces with Madonna to help teach people how to make music. The partnership is for a new…
AirPods 2 launch was kind of a dud
The debut of Apple’s second generation AirPods didn’t come with a huge surge in day-one sales, according to new data…
Annual iPhone upgrade urge may die when you do this math
Pencil-whip the numbers and the total cost of upgrading your iPhone every time just might take the spark out of…
Apple.com celebrates Toronto Raptors’ NBA victory in Canada
Apple is celebrating the Toronto Raptors’ 2019 NBA Championship victory with a rare Easter egg on its homepage. You’ll see…
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How Apple tricks our brains into accepting high prices
During the WWDC 2019 keynote, most of Apple’s latest creations drew enthusiastic applause. But there was one notable exception: The…
End to China trade war could bring back Apple’s $1 trillion valuation
Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives thinks that a resolution to the burgeoning trade war between China and the U.S. would…
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