Ty Pendlebury, provided by Published 9:22 am PDT, Tuesday, October 30, 2018 This article, New Apple iPad Pro ditches both Lightning port and headphone jack, originally appeared on CNET.com. Apple's iPad Pro with gets a USB-C port for adding accessories and even charging your phone from the tablet. Apple's iPad Pro with gets a USB-C port for adding accessories and even charging your phone from the tablet. Photo: Screenshot By Stephen Shankland/CNET iPad Pro 2018: Feast your eyes on Apple's big iPad update Apple's iPad Pro for 2018 is a humdinger of an update to Apple's line of iPads. iPad Pro 2018: Feast your eyes on Apple's big iPad update Apple's iPad Pro for 2018 is a humdinger of an update to Apple's line of iPads. Photo: CBSI/CNET The iPad Pro for 2018 comes in two sizes, one with an 11-inch screen and one with a … [Read more...] about New Apple iPad Pro ditches both Lightning port and headphone jack
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CBS News Logo iPhone 6 touch ID still vulnerable to hack, security researcher finds
There's a lot that's new in Apple's just-released iPhone 6, but one feature hasn't changed: Faked fingerprints can still fool the Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Security on the Touch ID fingerprint reader has been tightened, but only marginally, said Marc Rogers, chief security researcher at Lookout Mobile Security. "I don't think people need to worry just yet, but there are distinct flaws that could lead to problems down the line," he told CNET. Rogers wrote in a blog post that he was able to use the same low-budget technique to fake fingerprints and unlock the iPhone 6 as he did when he became one of the first researchers in 2013 to hack Touch ID on the iPhone 5S. "Sadly there has been little in the way of measurable improvement in the sensor between these two devices," he wrote. "Fake fingerprints created using my previous technique were able to readily fool both devices." Apple did not respond to a request for comment. When Apple first introduced the Touch ID fingerprint reader as an … [Read more...] about CBS News Logo iPhone 6 touch ID still vulnerable to hack, security researcher finds
CBS News Logo Apple WWDC 2016: What’s rumored, what we expect, what we’d like to see
"Hey Siri: What's up with Apple?" Apple's annual weeklong Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) kicks off June 13 in San Francisco with the standard big press conference. But don't expect any new hardware: Apple already released a smaller iPhone and iPad Pro in March, and the new iPhone 7 and Apple Watch won't hit until September at the earliest -- possibly with new redesigned MacBook laptops in tow. Instead, WWDC is all about the software that powers those devices. New features coming to iOS, OS X for Macs, as well as the underlying operating systems for Apple Watch and Apple TV. And the one thing that will tie everything together: Siri. Siri If it feels like Apple needs to play catchup on artificial intelligence, that's because it does. This is the Year of Smart Voice-Activated Assistants, and Cupertino's rivals are going all-in: Google, Facebook and Microsoft focused squarely on bots and AI during their developers conferences earlier this year, even as Amazon's Echo is the … [Read more...] about CBS News Logo Apple WWDC 2016: What’s rumored, what we expect, what we’d like to see
Apple iPhone 8, iPhone X, Watch unveiled: As it happened
Last Updated Sep 12, 2017 7:47 PM EDT Apple (AAPL) lifted the curtain on its latest iPhones on Tuesday, introducing three new iPhone models and updated versions of Apple Watch and Apple TV. The technology giant's annual launch event was the first public event held in Apple's Steve Jobs Auditorium, an underground, 1,000-person venue where each leather seat reportedly cost $14,000, at the company's new headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. Here's how Tuesday's event went down. (Timestamps indicate EDT). And for more Apple coverage, head over to CNET's live blog of the event.3:07 p.m. -- Reporter Sascha Segan notes the Apple Watch Series 3, even with cell phone service, won't be available without an iPhone. Consumers hoping to avoid paying two bills will be disappointed. 2:56 p.m. -- The presentation ends with Cook inviting attendees to a hands-on room to try out the new products. To recap, here's everything the company introduced today:2:54 p.m. -- Apple's face recognition … [Read more...] about Apple iPhone 8, iPhone X, Watch unveiled: As it happened
Here are the products Apple introduced Tuesday
Visit The Boston Globe Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Comment on this Scroll to top of page Jaclyn Reiss and Brian White Globe Staff September 12, 2017 On Tuesday, Apple chief executive Tim Cook took the stage at Apple’s new campus to announce the company’s new products. Here’s a look at the new items Apple is introducing: New iPhone X Apple announced several new phones on Tuesday, including the high-end iPhone X with an edge-to-edge glass screen. Advertisement The X will have a 5.8-inch OLED “super Retina display” with a higher-resolution screen than previous iPhones. It also uses Apple’s TrueTone color technology.The X does not have a home button, and the screen can be woken by tapping on it. Apple said it wanted to rethink how users interact with phones. Going to the home screen now means you have to swipe up from the bottom of the screen. Swiping up also allows users to enter multitasking. Without a button, … [Read more...] about Here are the products Apple introduced Tuesday