iOS

Apple has issued guidance to iOS developers wondering how to protect their App Store apps from a hack that makes it possible to get in-app purchases for free. For now there is no fix, Apple simply promises that the vulnerability … Continue reading →

It has been reported that the latest version of the iOS 6 beta no longer requires users to input their Apple ID password to download free apps from the Apple App Store, in what some are saying is an indication … Continue reading →

Apple has issued guidance to iOS developers wondering how to protect their App Store apps from a hack that makes it possible to get in-app purchases for free. For now there is no fix, Apple simply promises that the vulnerability … Continue reading →

Apple has acknowledged a vulnerability within iOS that allows users to access in-app content without paying for it. The glitch will be fixed with iOS 6, Apple said on its developer site. Those who require receipt validation with their apps, … Continue reading →

Although I use — and like — Apple products, I’m not one of those folks who lines up at midnight to buy whatever new gadget has come out of Cupertino. I like the idea of Siri, and certainly would have … Continue reading →

There has been a lot of speculation that Apple is getting ready to abandon the 30-pin connector … taking up valuable space inside its iOS-powered devices; space that could be better put to use by other hardware. The following image … Continue reading →

Screenshot of Borodin’s iOS in-app purchase workaround in action. From Borodin’s Monday blog post: Hello everyone. By examining last apple’s statement about in-app purchases in iOS 6, I can say, that currently game is over. Currently we have no way … Continue reading →

How Apple will deal with other legacy I/Os is yet to be seen. But, sadly, it’s those legacy I/Os that will determine if your current iPhone and iPod speakers will continue to pump out the holiday jams when the new … Continue reading →

Messages also comes with delivery and read receipts, encrypted messaging, and supports large attachments such as high-quality photos, full 1080p HD video, or documents up to 100 MB. Apple also makes it easy to switch from text conversations to …

Apple has embarked on an ambitious plan to release a major OS X upgrade every year. What’s it mean, and why? And what’s missing from Mountain Lion, the upcoming update to the Mac OS? Apple’s next iteration of Mac OS … Continue reading →