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The new Shinjuku laptop briefcase from WaterField Designs sports a slender profile, great looks and ultra organized interior
- WaterField Designs has introduced the Shinjuku laptop briefcase featuring a slender profile and an ultra-organized interior.
- The briefcase includes a dual device compartment for laptops and tablets, magnetic pockets, and a collapsible water bottle sleeve.
- It also offers three pen slots, two internal pockets, and WaterField's signature bright gold, water-resistant liner for easy item location.
- The briefcase is available in multiple sizes, materials, and carry options, priced between $379 and $399.
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New iPad Air and iPad 11 edge closer to launch – here’s when to expect them
- Apple could be about to launch a new iPad Air and 11th-generation iPad.
- Suppliers have sent units to Apple, indicating a near launch.
- A spring launch between March and April is expected.
- The new iPad Air and 11th-generation iPad are expected to transition to Apple's own chips.
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Security researcher wh1te4ever shares Safari-based remote execution exploit patched in iOS 16.5.1, macOS 13.4.1
- A Safari-based remote code execution (RCE) bug, patched by Apple in iOS 16.5.1 and macOS 13.4.1, has been exploited.
- Security researcher @wh1te4ever shared a link to a WebKit bug exploit and a demonstration video showcasing the bug.
- The exploit is likely patched, but has been confirmed to work on iOS & macOS versions prior to the patches.
- The exploit is not expected to result in a new jailbreak for iPhones and iPads.
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Latest iPadOS 18.3.1 update still jailbreakable on iPad 7th generation via palera1n, right out of the box
- The latest iPadOS 18.3.1 update is still jailbreakable on the iPad 7th generation using palera1n.
- Devices equipped with A12 or newer chips are not yet eligible for jailbreak.
- Owners of the iPad 7th generation can update to iPadOS 18.3.1 and continue jailbreaking with palera1n.
- The palera1n jailbreak tool is also compatible with iPadOS 17.7.5 on older supported iPads.
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ColorWare Launches New 'Blended' Custom AirPods Colors
- ColorWare has launched a new line of custom-painted AirPods, offering three shades of brown: 'Glaze,' 'Toasty,' and 'Java.' The colors are neutral and meant to stand out less when worn.
- ColorWare has been custom-painting Apple devices for over a decade, and the new custom AirPods employ a proprietary painting method for longevity.
- The new custom AirPods come with a premium price, with the AirPods Max priced at $849, AirPods Pro 2 at $439, and AirPods 4 at $329 for the standard version and $379 for the ANC model.
- ColorWare has also recently released custom 'Mac mini Retro' colors, featuring a rainbow Apple logo, with pricing starting at $899.
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PSA: Latest Software Updates Enable Apple Intelligence on Some Mac, iPhone, iPad
- Installing the latest system software updates on certain Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices automatically enables Apple Intelligence, even if it was previously disabled.
- Users have reported seeing the Apple Intelligence welcome/setup assistant screen after installing the updates, leading to the assumption that it may be a bug.
- To disable Apple Intelligence, users can go to the system settings of their Mac or the settings app of their iPhone and iPad, and toggle the feature off.
- Apple Intelligence is a feature that offers various AI-based functionalities, but users have the option to choose whether to use it or not.
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Today in Apple history: iPad fails to impress Bill Gates
- Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates dismissed the iPad as being unimpressive.
- Gates stated that he saw no feature on the iPad that he wished Microsoft had done.
- Gates believed a mixture of voice, pen, and real keyboard, such as a netbook, would be the mainstream.
- In hindsight, Gates' comments did not fully account for the iPad's success and the improvements made by Apple.
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How to set up and use iCloud Photos on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
- iCloud Photos securely stores images, Live Photos, videos, and more across Apple devices.
- Synced content includes photos, videos, panoramic images, and even facial recognition data.
- Benefits include secure backup, seamless sync across devices, and easy access via the iCloud website.
- Drawbacks include limited iCloud storage space and some clunkiness in managing larger photo libraries.
- Setup involves enabling iCloud Photos in device settings and choosing storage optimization options.
- If facing issues enabling iCloud Photos, check available iCloud storage and resolve technical glitches.
- After enabling iCloud Photos, all content is synced across devices and accessible on iCloud.com.
- Manage iCloud Photos by monitoring sync progress, pausing/resuming syncing, and keeping some photos offline.
- Remember to turn off iCloud Photos properly to avoid incomplete sync and potential data loss after 30 days.
- Overall, iCloud Photos offers convenience and backup benefits, but users should be aware of its limitations and settings.
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Apple Patches Zero-Day Exploit Used in Sophisticated Attacks
- Apple has released an emergency update to fix a zero-day security flaw.
- Attackers have used this flaw in highly sophisticated attacks.
- Apple introduced USB Restricted Mode to prevent data extraction tools from accessing locked iPhones.
- Apple urges users to install the update immediately.
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Apple seeds critical update to guard iPhones from USB hacking tools
- Apple has released a fresh software update for iPhones and iPads to plug a critical flaw that could allow bad actors to extract data even from a locked device.
- The flaw bypassed the USB Restricted Mode, allowing attackers to disable its safety feature through an authorization flaw within Apple's Accessibility framework.
- The vulnerability was discovered by a security expert and has been exploited in the wild, targeting specific individuals.
- The iOS 18.3.1 and iPadOS 18.3.1 updates are now globally available to install.
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Siri Provides Stroke Victim With Life Saving Help
- Fort Lauderdale resident Daniel Vallaire suffered a devastating stroke last year, and it ended up being Siri that provided life saving help.
- Vallaire collapsed in his bathroom and, unable to reach a phone, he called out to Siri to contact his daughter.
- Siri called Vallaire's daughter, who then relayed the emergency to 911 and emergency responders arrived within 10 minutes.
- Vallaire credits Siri with saving his life, and encourages others to be conscious of heart health.
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Apple fixes iPhone and iPad bug exploited in ‘extremely sophisticated attacks’
- Apple released emergency security updates to address a zero-day vulnerability exploited in highly sophisticated attacks.
- The vulnerability allowed attackers to disable the USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
- The USB Restricted Mode is a security feature that protects devices from unauthorized access via the Lightning port.
- Apple fixed the vulnerability with improved state management in iOS 18.3.1 and iPadOS 18.3.1.
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Apple launches iOS 18.3.1 and other updates to fix an active exploited vulnerability and squish other bugs
- Apple launches iOS 18.3.1 and other updates to fix an active exploited vulnerability and squish other bugs.
- iOS 18.3.1 fixes a vulnerability actively exploited on iPhone and iPad.
- The update addresses the issue of disabling USB Restricted Mode via a physical attack on a locked device.
- macOS Sequoia 15.3.1, watchOS 11.3.1, and visionOS 2.3.1 updates also released, although specific fixes are not mentioned.
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Apple fixes iPhone and iPad bug used in an ‘extremely sophisticated attack’
- Apple released updates for iOS and iPadOS to fix a flaw that may have been exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack.
- The vulnerability allowed the disabling of USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
- The attacks were likely carried out with physical control of the device using forensic tools like Cellebrite or Graykey.
- In the past, law enforcement agencies have used similar tools to unlock devices and access data.
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Apple closes iPhone security hole with fresh software update
- Apple released software updates including iOS 18.3.1 and iPadOS 18.3.1 for bug fixes and security updates.
- The purpose of the updates is to close a security hole in iPhone and iPad devices that has been exploited by hackers.
- The bug being fixed prevents a physical attack from disabling USB Restricted Mode on a locked device.
- Users can install the updates by opening the Settings app or connecting their devices to a computer.
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