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Calm down - 'Airborne' attacks on AirPlay & CarPlay are extremely low-risk for nearly everybody

Recent regular media reporting about the newly publicized AirPlay "Airborne" vulnerability made it sound like your smart home and iPhones are wide open for attackers to rob you blind. They aren't.

Andrew Orr and Mike Wuerthele 1 month ago

How stolen and locked iPhones are being broken down in China for profit

One user tracking his stolen iPhone has led to the uncovering of a global theft system where it hardly matters that your device is locked.

William Gallagher 1 month ago

Apple & Epic agree no in-person court necessary after 'Fortnite' restored to App Store

Apple was in danger of having to show up in court on May 27 if it didn't respond satisfactorily to a show cause order by Wednesday, but neither is no longer necessary.

Wesley Hilliard 1 month ago

Falling China exports signal a major shift in iPhone production & pricing

Tariffs, politics, and shifting priorities are unraveling the iPhone supply chain that once tied the US and China together.

Andrew Orr 1 month ago

xBloom Studio review: Coffee for those who need control

If you need good coffee and want ultimate control over your brew, the xBloom Studio home coffee maker is an iPhone app-connected way to do the job very well — if you're willing to pay the entry price.

Mike Wuerthele 1 month ago

Judge orders Apple to comply with 2021 anti-steering injunction or return to court

Epic Games' "Fortnite" is still not approved on the US App Store, and a federal judge has ordered Apple to explain in very short order why it's defying the antisteering court order in the ongoing dispute.

Amber Neely 1 month ago

India iPhone production will be boosted by $1.5B Foxconn investment

Foxconn has made a $1.5 billion investment into its India arm, a move that will almost certainly fund its expansion of iPhone production in the country.

Malcolm Owen 1 month ago

TSMC's US factory shows the limits of reshoring, tariffs, and corporate welfare

A new examination of Apple partner TSMC's Arizona facility shines a spotlight on how the U.S. bet on domestic chipmaking is colliding with labor shortages, cost overruns, and global dependencies.

Andrew Orr 1 month ago

Podcast

Daniel Moneta from the CSA talks Matter 1.4.1 on HomeKit Insider

Andrew O'Hara 1 month ago

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