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Nugget to get video wallpaper support after first rolling out standard animated wallpapers in v5
- Nugget version 5.0 will introduce animated wallpaper options to iOS and iPadOS devices.
- A subsequent update to Nugget will add support for video wallpapers using .mov files.
- Video wallpapers are actual video files from the device's Photo Library that can be used as wallpapers.
- Video wallpaper support will be likely introduced in Nugget version 5.1.
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Porch Pirate Criminal Network Stole Thousands of iPhones in the U.S.
- Thirteen members of an international criminal network targeted expensive electronics like iPhones in the U.S.
- The network used automated scripts and bribed corrupt employees to obtain confidential customer information and FedEx tracking data
- Runners purchased delivery information and physically stole the iPhone packages from doorsteps
- FedEx and AT&T collaborated with law enforcement to locate and charge the criminals involved
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Galaxy Tab S10 FE and FE Plus leak shows off Samsung’s tablets from all angles
- New renders of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE and FE Plus have been leaked.
- Both models will support Wi-Fi 6E, NFC, Bluetooth 5.3, and Samsung's S Pen.
- The Galaxy Tab S10 FE is expected to start at €579 (~$630) and the FE Plus at €749 (~$816).
- Leaked images show the front, back, and side of the tablets, including three different color options.
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European Commission Orders Apple To Improve Third-Party Device Integration
- The European Commission has ordered Apple to improve third-party device integration with iPhones.
- The first set of measures focuses on granting device manufacturers and app developers improved access to iPhone connectivity features used for connected devices such as smartwatches, headphones, and TVs.
- The second set of measures aims to improve the transparency and effectiveness of Apple's process for developers seeking interoperability with iPhone and iPad features.
- Apple has expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, claiming it hampers innovation, but the European Union is pushing for change to promote competition.
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EU accuses Google and Apple of breaking its rules, risking Trump clash
- The European Commission has accused the US tech companies Google and Apple of breaking its digital rules.
- The commission pressed ahead with enforcement action against Apple and Google’s parent company Alphabet, accusing them of breaking the EU Digital Markets Act.
- The commission has accused Google of prioritizing its own services in search results and limiting competition in its app store, while Apple has been ordered to make its operating systems available to competitors' devices.
- The US president, Donald Trump, has warned that he could retaliate by imposing tariffs on foreign companies.
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Hands-On with Multiple Pinned Item Lists in Callsheet
- Callsheet, a film and TV show information app, has introduced multiple pinned item lists in its latest update.
- Users can now create separate lists to organize their pinned items based on different categories or preferences.
- The new feature allows for better organization of shows, movies, and other content within the app.
- The ability to create and manage multiple lists makes it easier to navigate and access specific items efficiently.
- Users can now create lists for different purposes, such as podcast rewatches, all-time favorites, upcoming titles, and recommendations.
- Organizing titles across various lists helps declutter the main pinned items list and streamline the user experience.
- Users can easily move items between lists, copy items to multiple lists, and add new items to specific lists.
- The feature also includes iCloud syncing, allowing users to access and edit their pinned lists across multiple devices.
- Callsheet's implementation of multiple pinned lists is praised for its ease of use and flexibility in accommodating different user preferences.
- Additional features in the latest update include the ability to randomly select a title from pinned lists, dark mode variants for icons, and shortcuts for search and list navigation.
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Macrumors
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Apple Passwords App Bug Left Users Vulnerable to Phishing Attacks for Months Before Being Fixed
- Apple fixed a bug in its Passwords app with December's iOS 18.2 update.
- The bug left users vulnerable to phishing attacks for three months before being fixed.
- The Passwords app was sending unencrypted requests for logos and icons associated with stored passwords.
- Without encryption, an attacker on the same Wi-Fi network could steal login details.
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New dig3st jailbreak tweak ports Apple Intelligence-style notification summaries to older devices
- A new jailbreak tweak called dig3st has been developed to bring Apple Intelligence-style notification summaries to older devices.
- The tweak allows users to interact with incoming notifications and view a summarized report of the notification content.
- It does not work with notification groups and requires some setup and configuration after installation.
- The developer is planning to port more features from Apple Intelligence, such as Photo Clean Up, to unsupported devices.
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Apple stops signing iOS 18.3.1 following release of newer iOS 18.3.2, stopping firmware downgrades
- Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.3.1 firmware after the release of iOS 18.3.2.
- This decision prevents users from downgrading their iPhone or iPad firmware.
- Firmware downgrades were used for jailbreaking and fixing bugs in previous updates.
- Apple's move restricts firmware options and promotes new firmware adoption.
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Apple Stops Signing iOS 18.3.1
- Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.3.1, preventing users from downgrading to the prior version.
- This is a common practice of Apple after releasing a new iOS update.
- Preventing downgrades ensures that devices have the latest security improvements.
- iOS 18.3.2 fixed important security vulnerabilities and was released on March 10.
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How to Show QR Code for Wi-Fi on iPhone, Mac, iPad
- Generating a QR code for joining a Wi-Fi router is a convenient way to share access to Wi-Fi networks.
- The latest versions of Apple's system software for Mac, iPhone, and iPad allow users to easily generate a QR code for any connected Wi-Fi network.
- The QR code can be scanned by other devices to instantly join the network without the need for entering a password.
- This feature is particularly useful for sharing Wi-Fi networks with devices that are incompatible with Apple's password sharing feature, such as Android phones or Windows PCs.
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Apple has revealed a Passwords app vulnerability that lasted for months
- Apple has fixed a bug in the iOS 18.2 Passwords app that left users vulnerable to phishing attacks for several months.
- The bug allowed an attacker on the same Wi-Fi network to redirect the browser of users to a look-a-like phishing site.
- The Passwords app sent unencrypted requests, making it easy for attackers to steal login credentials.
- The bug was initially reported by security researchers at app developer Mysk in September.
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Nanoleaf Launches New Screen Mirror Lightstrip for Mac Displays
- Nanoleaf has launched the PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip, a new desktop lighting option for gaming and entertainment.
- The Lightstrip connects to a computer via USB-C and provides real-time dynamic mirroring of the screen content.
- It can match the output of games, movies, and sync to music, with lights changing to the song rhythm.
- The PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip is priced at $50 and is available for pre-order.
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Samsung is offering enhanced trade-in deals up to $1,000 toward new S25 smartphones, Galaxy tablets, and earbuds
- Samsung is offering enhanced trade-in deals up to $1,000 toward new S25 smartphones, Galaxy tablets, and earbuds.
- Samsung's latest flagship device, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, offers a 6.9-inch screen, advanced three-camera array, and built-in AI features.
- The trade-in program provides a few hundred dollars in savings, with $180 offered for a used iPhone 12.
- In addition to smartphones, Samsung is also offering trade-in deals on other devices including the Galaxy Z Fold6, Galaxy Z Flip6, Galaxy Book4 Ultra, Galaxy Book5 Pro 360, Galaxy Watch Ultra, Galaxy Watch7, and Galaxy Buds3 Pro.
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Looks like iOS 18.3.2 broke iCloud Mail push for some iPhone owners
- Apple's recent iOS 18.3.2 software update has a bug preventing iCloud Mail from pushing new messages to some iPhone owners.
- Manually refreshing the Mail app does retrieve new emails, but they're not pushed to the device.
- The issue doesn't seem to affect Macs, and Apple has not commented on it yet.
- Apple could issue a rapid response update to fix the problem before the next iOS update.
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