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Category Archives: News
Wireless Hacked!
Wonderful! Just what we needed to hear: wireless keyboards can be hacked… Noticed this on TidBITS this afternoon, from Josh Centers: Bastille, a cybersecurity company, has shown that hackers can easily intercept transmissions from eight non-Bluetooth wireless keyboards. Experts demonstrated … Continue reading
El Capitan is Almost Here!
Lee Hutchinson posted the confirmation on Infinite Loop this morning: OS X 10.11 releases on September 30, GM available now [Updated] If you’re part of Apple’s beta program, grab the GM and check it out!
Posted in Apple, News
Tagged Apple, Ars Technica, El Capitan, Infinite Loop, Lee Hutchinson, OS X 10.11
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iPhone 6 Plus Camera Issues
Andrew Cunningham posted on Ars Technica yesterday morning: …Apple has announced an iSight Camera Replacement Program for iPhone 6 Plus models sold between the phone’s launch in September of 2014 and January of 2015. “A small percentage“ of phones sold … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Cunningham, Ars Technica, Infinite Loop, iPhone 6 Plus, iSight camera, repair
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Rumour Mill
View image | gettyimages.com I haven’t totally gotten through all the rumor reports on the iPhone 6s, and what do I see this morning? iPhone 7 chatter!! From across the Pond, Michael Grothaus, on Know Your Mobile, polished up … Continue reading
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Tagged iPhone 6s, iPhone 7, Know Your Mobile, Michael Grothaus, rumors, Rumour Mill
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Apple Watch Report
View image | gettyimages.com Got an Apple Watch? How are you and it getting along? David Sparks, on MacSparky, posted his three-month report this morning. PYBT: APPLE WATCH CHECK IN
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Tagged Apple, Apple Watch, David Sparks, MacSparky
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It Once Was Lost
You have Find My (fill in the blank with your device(s)/computer) installed and activated, right? You don’t? Shame! You do? You’re well on the way to a happy ending. I’ll give you a hint: Ben Wilson can be forgiven for … Continue reading
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Tagged CBS News, Find My iPad, Find My iPhone, Find My iPod Touch, Find My Mac, iPhone, Michael Casey
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There’s Light…
Cell phones have aided many lost hikers to call for help, but this time an additional use for cell phones was discovered. Sound intriguing? I thought so, too, and pointed my browser to Debbie L Sklar’s post on mynewsla.com. I … Continue reading
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Tagged cell phones, Debbie L Sklar, mynewsla.com, safety, search and rescue
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Apple (Un)Music(alness)
Caught an interesting post on TidBITS this morning: Josh Centers notes that Jim Dalrymple had the worst experience with Apple Music: …when he disabled Apple Music, it took 4,700 of his songs with it. “I trusted my data to Apple … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, Apple Music, apps & software, Jim Dalrymple, Josh Centers, TidBITS
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Hacking Is Everywhere
:::sigh::: Hackers can now take over automobiles. Aamna Mohdin posted a rather frightening piece on IFLScience the other day. It starts: Andy Greenberg was driving his car in St. Louis when he lost control of his vehicle. The air conditioning, … Continue reading
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Tagged Aamna Mohdin, automobiles, CBS News, iflscience, security
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