Brazil Demands Apple Explain How iPhone Owners Can Obtain Battery Replacements
MAC ROUMORS Brazilian state agency Procon-SP today asked Apple to better explain why it has implemented power management features in…
Intel claims CPU security flaw not unique to its chips, implies ARM and AMD chips could be affected
APPLE INSIDER Intel has responded to reports of a wide-reaching kernel memory security issue, saying that it is an industry-wide…
Apple Authorized Service Providers Can Upgrade an iMac Pro's RAM Starting Later This Month
MAC ROUMORS Apple Authorized Service Providers will begin to receive standalone memory modules for the iMac Pro in late January,…
Intel Claims Security Flaw Also Impacts Non-Intel Chips, Exploits Can't Corrupt, Modify or Delete Data
MAC ROUMORS Intel this afternoon addressed reports of a serious design flaw and security vulnerability in its CPUs, shedding additional…
Brazilian state says Apple refused to sign notification on iPhone battery issues
APPLE INSIDER Apple employees have declined to sign a notification requiring them to tell Brazilian iPhone owners how they can…
Developer adoption of Apple's ARKit tepid after iOS 11 launch, data suggests
APPLE INSIDER Less than 1,000 apps on the App Store support Apple’s augmented reality tools, and the number of apps…
Intel Memory Access Design Flaw Already Addressed by Apple in macOS 10.13.2
MAC ROUMORS A serious design flaw and security vulnerability discovered in Intel CPUs has reportedly already been partially addressed by…
Apple developing 'Are You Sleeping' novel into video series with 'Serial' creator advising
APPLE INSIDER Apple has once again grown its list of video under production, with the development of Nichelle Tramble Spellman’s…
Apple opens up developer fee waivers to US nonprofits, schools & government
APPLE INSIDER Apple has begun promised fee waivers for its Developer Program, allowing certain eligible groups to avoid paying the…
IDG Contributor Network: With an AI back end, could we create an anti-abuse OS?
COMPUTER WORLD This is going to seem like a huge stretch, but hear me out, because I think operating systems…