Category: Apple

Jul 11, 2019

Zoom Problem Impacts Windows Too – Update Coming

Yesterday, I mentioned the problem with Zoom allowing an attacker to turn on your webcam without your knowledge. The original

Jul 10, 2019

Mac Users: Uninstall Zoom

Beware, if you are a Mac user and installed the Zoom video conferencing software. Several sources have reported a flaw

Jul 09, 2019

Move Google Authenticator to a New Phone

One of the pains of life is having to reinstall and reconfigure apps when you get a new mobile device.

Jun 11, 2019

Apple iPhone 11 or iPhone XI Ditching Lightning?

Let’s start from the beginning. Apple started with the 30-pin connector and then shifted over to the lightning connector. All

Jun 04, 2019

Apple Sorta Kills iTunes

At the annual developer conference, Apple has finally announced it will be “retiring” iTunes. Most of us involved in the

May 21, 2019

Mac Users Get Microsoft Edge Preview

Apparently, not enough people are using Edge with their Windows machines. Microsoft announced the preview release of the Edge browser

May 14, 2019

WhatsApp Bug Allows Installation of Spy Software

The big news of yesterday is the report of a vulnerability in WhatsApp that allows surveillance software to be installed

Apr 30, 2019

Is Apple Changing Device Connections?

Apple has “standardized” on the Lightning connector for a very, very long time. Shocker, but the rest of the world

Mar 26, 2019

Future of USB-C and Lightning Connectors

What’s the difference between USB-C and Lightning? If you are an Apple user, you are very familiar with the Lightning

Mar 11, 2019

Laptop Replacement – iPad or Surface?

The battles and arguments continue to this day. Apple fans continue to tout the iPad Pro as a laptop replacement

Feb 27, 2019

Apple Dumping “Do Not Track” from Safari

I previously wrote about how worthless it is to enable the “Do Not Track” feature of your browser. The vast

Feb 25, 2019

Apple Mac Computers to Abandon Intel Processors

According to a report by Axios, Apple is expected to move its Mac line of computers to custom ARM‑based chips