iOS

Not only has Apple strengthened Leopard with the release of a dedicated security update, the Mac maker has also rolled out Flashback Removal Security Update v1.0 for Mac OS X v10.5.8. Affecting several Mac OS iterations, the Flashback botnet reported … Continue reading →

After enlisting the help of Russian security firm Kaspersky to strengthen the security of Mac OS X, Apple has released Leopard Security Update 2012-003, a package containing fixes for the company’s aging OS. Ending at version 10.5.8, Mac OS X … Continue reading →

It’s really over this time. The Supreme Court has denied the appeal of Psystar, the company that tried, and failed, to sell Apple’s Macintosh OS running on top of hardware it built itself. According to the Court, the writ of … Continue reading →

iPhone users beware! Security company Kaspersky Lab expects the iPhone and iPad to be infected by malware within the next year. “Our experience tells us that in the near future, perhaps in a year or so, we will see the … Continue reading →

With the paint barely dry on Chrome 19, there’s word from Business Insider that Google may finally be submitting Google Chrome for iOS to the App Store. Full-on Chrome for your Apple phone? Don’t get too excited, Apple’s got rules … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO—Apple Inc.’s iOS operating system is expected to reassert commanding leadership of the worldwide tablet space in 2012, following a temporary dip in market share in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to market research firm IHS …

Last week we revealed Apple’s decision to drop Google Maps in iOS 6 in exchange for its own in-house solution branded simply “Maps”. At the time we told you many versions versions of iOS 6 have been floating around Apple’s … Continue reading →

Here’s the statement. It’s a doozy. On Monday, April 14, computing.co.uk published an article titled “Apple OS ‘really vulnerable’ claims Kaspersky Lab CTO” that includes an inaccurate quote regarding Apple and Kaspersky Lab. The article reports …

It’s not immediately clear how Baidu will go about building its platform atop iOS, and it’s quite likely Apple might take issue with it if it did so. Without mentioning Apple, Kuo told TechCrunch that Baidu doesn’t want to leave … Continue reading →

Apple has issued a Flashback patch for the Leopard OS, despite ending support for OS X 10.5 in September. The Flashback malware started making the rounds at the beginning of the year, but Apple was slower to issue a patch … Continue reading →