iOS

Apple recently rolled out the most recent version of its Safari Web browser, where it has patched over 100 vulnerabilities. For those who are running on an older version of Mac OS X, or any other version of Windows from … Continue reading →

Apple has said iOS 6, its next generation version of the mobile operating system, is releasing this fall. Apple typically launches a new version of the OS alongside a new device and rumors of a September 21 release for the … Continue reading →

ComScore has released its latest US mobile market share report. Based on a survey of 30,000 users, the data show that only Android and iOS are growing. All other platforms are contracting, including Windows/Windows Phones. Samsung remained the largest …

The xPrintServer: Open it. Plug it in. Print!The Lantronix xPrintServer – Network Edition and Home Edition are the first Apple iOS print servers compatible with the new iPad, iPad2, iPhone, iPod touch, and virtually any device running Apple’s iOS mobile … Continue reading →

The report revealed that in the second quarter of 2012, Android’s market share dropped from 60.6 percent a year ago to 56.3 percent of the Smartphone Operating System market in the U.S. Android’s change over the year turned out to … Continue reading →

(CBS News) Apple officially launched its newest Macintosh operating system Mountain Lion, OS X 10.8, on Wednesday. Mac OS X Mountain Lion retails for $19.99 at the App Store. And while the price is right, it may not be the … Continue reading →

We heard some rumblings ahead of the weekend from third-party sources, and like clockwork, Apple has kicked the week off with its weekend box office returns. According to Cupertino’s numbers, the latest version of OS X hit 3 million downloads … Continue reading →

As we showed you last week, the AirPlay Mirroring feature in Apple’s new desktop OS, Mountain Lion, makes it incredibly easy to stream Hulu content from a Mac to an Apple TV, and then straight to an HDTV. But now … Continue reading →

Last week, Apple released the latest version of its Safari Web browser, patching more than 100 vulnerabilities. But if you’re running an older version of Mac OS X or any version of Windows, you’re in for some harsh luck. Safari … Continue reading →

After Dallas De Atley, manager of the platform security team at Apple, wrapped up his presentation on iOS security without inviting Q&A, dozens of Black Hat attendees made a beeline for the stage, eager for some face time. But De … Continue reading →