Apple Archive
Archives for March 2016
NAND involves making backup copies of the phone’s memory and restoring it if the device attempts to wipe the data after several failed password attempts.
Cellebrite is a firm that specializes in mobile forensics.
This week’s new products may be business wins, but they aren’t technological leaps.
Gesture-based typing, GIF searches and more.
The new iPad Pro has an embedded version of Apple’s custom SIM card to support use on more than 100 networks worldwide.
Packing a lot of high-end features into a smaller, cheaper package could help Apple globally, but Americans tend to go all or nothing when it comes to their smartphones.
A third party has come forward with a possible method of unlocking the phone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers.
How Apple’s advantage over Android helps it in the medical world.
Looking to spur sales in the U.S. and international markets.
These new details aren’t surprising, but they offer additional information about the relative popularity of specific Apple products.
The context: Three million payment cards is not the same as three million users.
The fight between Apple and the FBI over encryption is an old one, and 20 years ago it was largely fought by one man.
Cook argues that the argument over encryption “impacts all of us, and we will not shrink from this responsibility.”
Details of Apple’s product news.
The amount awarded is “draconian,” says the South Korean conglomerate.