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- 03:16 pmYour Wi-Fi router's guest network may not be as secure as you think
Researchers have found that the extra wireless network you set up for visitors may not isolate devices the way router makers advertise, potentially allowing attackers on the same network to intercept traffic.Asus RT-AX57 routerWi-Fi security researchers have found new vulnerabilities that let attackers on the same network intercept and mess with traffic. These issues exist even when WPA2 or WPA3 encryption and client isolation are turned on.The techniques, known as AirSnitch, were shared on February 25 at a security symposium in San Diego. Researchers from the University of California, Riverside, and KU Leuven presented their findings. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums03:11 pmApple debuts its 2026 spring accessory collection for iPhone and Apple Watch
The M4 iPad Air and new iPhone 17e aren’t the only Apple product announcements happening today. Apple also just refreshed its Apple Watch band and iPhone case lineup with a variety of spring colors. more…03:10 pmThe iPhone 17e is a solid upgrade but looks dated on day one
As expected, Apple has today announced the new iPhone 17e with some worthwhile upgrades over its predecessor. The new model gets full support for MagSafe wireless charging and storage has been doubled to 256GB for the same price. There is, however, one very surprising thing about the upgrade … more…03:06 pm$599 M4 iPad Air is a lot like the old one, but with a substantial RAM boost
Unexpected RAM upgrade is the highlight of an otherwise straightforward refresh.02:58 pmAn existing iPhone 16e case will still fit the iPhone 17e
Apple's new iPhone 17e has a few new tricks up its sleeve, but the exterior design remains familiar enough to raise a practical question about case compatibility.Left to right: iPhone 16e case, iPhone 17e caseWhen a new iPhone releases, the most common question we get asked has nothing to do with the tech specs. It's "will my old case fit."On Monday, Apple announced the iPhone 17e, the next generation of Apple Intelligence ready, budget friendlier phones. But we (and some of you) are curious: does the bump in specs also necessitate a whole new phone case? Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums02:45 pmApple introduces A19-powered iPhone 17e with MagSafe and double the starting storage at 256GB | Mac Daily NewsApple introduces A19-powered iPhone 17e with MagSafe and double the starting storage at 256GB
Apple today announced iPhone 17e, a powerful and more affordable addition to the iPhone 17 lineup. At the heart of iPhone 17e is the latest… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.02:45 pmiPhone 17e doubles built-in storage, increases performance
The iPhone 17e includes improvements — including double the starting storage capacity — that make it a great value. (via Cult of Mac - Your source for the latest Apple news, rumors, analysis, reviews, how-tos and deals.)02:41 pmThere's not much in the new M4 iPad Air update other than speed
Apple has started its week of launches by debuting a new iPad Air, which is mostly just an upgrade to M4.Front of the iPad AirThis week will be a busy one for Apple as it brings out a bunch of new products ahead of the March 4 Apple Experience. Its opening salvo includes one of the lesser-speculated product line updates, with the introduction of a new iPad Air.Monday's update is not a massive one for Apple's mid-tier iPads. The headline change is the chip, with the M3 switched out for an M4, which was previously used on the iPad Pro before the fall 2025 upgrade to M5. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums02:41 pmThere's not much in the new M4 iPad Air update other than speed
Apple has started its week of launches by debuting a new iPad Air, which is mostly just an upgrade to M4.Front of the iPad AirThis week will be a busy one for Apple as it brings out a bunch of new products ahead of the March 4 Apple Experience. Its opening salvo includes one of the lesser-speculated product line updates, with the introduction of a new iPad Air.Monday's update is not a massive one for Apple's mid-tier iPads. The headline change is the chip, with the M3 switched out for an M4, which was previously used on the iPad Pro before the fall 2025 upgrade to M5. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums02:34 pmApple's new iPhone 17e has an A19 chip, MagSafe, and 256GB of storage for $599
New just-the-basics phone replaces the year-old iPhone 16e at the same price.02:34 pmSome Apple AI servers are reportedly sitting unused on warehouse shelves, due to low Apple Intelligence usage | 9 to 5 MacSome Apple AI servers are reportedly sitting unused on warehouse shelves, due to low Apple Intelligence usage
Earlier this year, Bloomberg reported that Apple was looking to host the much-delayed new Siri models on Google servers, rather than Apple’s Private Cloud Compute. The Information is reporting a similar story this morning, saying that Google has been tasked with running Siri servers inside its data centers, while adhering to Apple’s privacy standards. The Information goes on to detail how Private Cloud Compute is not up to task. As well as being underpowered, it is also reportedly underutilized in its current state, with the company only using about 10% of its capacity on average, leading to some already-manufactured Apple servers to be sitting dormant on warehouse shelves. more…02:29 pmApple unveils the powerful new M4 iPad Air
Apple on Monday announced the new iPad Air featuring M4 and more memory, giving users a big jump in performance at the same starting price… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.02:27 pmApple published a new Press Release
Apple just published a new Press Release:Apple introduces iPhone 17e02:17 pmiPhone 17e arrives with A19 chip upgrade and MagSafe charging
Apple's new iPhone 17e brings more speed, better wireless connectivity, and corrects the biggest flaw in the iPhone 16e.The new iPhone 17e comes in black, white, and soft pink — image credit: AppleJust one year after the introduction of the iPhone 16e, Apple has replaced it with a new model. The iPhone 17e is now the new entry-level device in the iPhone roster, providing essential functionality for those on a budget.The new model is pretty much an update to the previous version, rather than a complete overhaul. It is still a device with a 6.1-inch OLED screen, with it still clinging on to the notch at the top for Face ID instead of moving to the modern Dynamic Island. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums02:05 pmApple unveils new iPad Air with M4 chip, more RAM, C1X and N1
Apple has kicked off its big product launch week today, and one of the unveilings is a new iPad Air with M4 chip. Here are the details. more…02:05 pmApple officially announces iPhone 17e with MagSafe, 2x base storage, ‘soft pink’ color
Apple has officially announced the new iPhone 17e. This model includes Apple’s MagSafe wireless charging technology, unlike iPhone 16e which simply featured basic wireless charging without MagSafe accessory support. The new model starts at the same price as its predecessor while offering twice the storage. Apple also has three color options this time: black, white, and a new soft pink. more…01:57 pmApple TV’s ‘The Studio’ is the most-awarded series at the 32nd Annual Actor Awards
On Sunday night, Apple scored three wins at the 32nd Annual Actor Awards, presented by SAG-AFTRA: Outstanding Performance… The post appeared first on MacDailyNews.01:56 pmPSA: Most Wi-Fi routers vulnerable to AirSnitch attack – here’s what to do
You may recall that way back in 2017, the WPA2 encryption standard used by most Wi-Fi routers at the time was cracked and had to be replaced with a new version, WPA3. Now a new attack method dubbed AirSnitch means that Wi-Fi encryption on most networks can be bypassed in order to access all of the traffic passing through the router. Almost all routers are vulnerable, so there are three steps you should take in order to protect yourself, with the greatest risk occurring through use of public Wi-Fi hotspots … more…01:56 pmApple published a new Press Release
Apple just published a new Press Release:Apple introduces the new iPad Air, powered by M401:38 pmReport: The giant foldable iPad isn’t dead
Macworld We shouldn’t have to wait much longer for Apple’s first foldable device, with the iPhone Fold expected to launch this September. But there are plenty more folding devices in the company’s development pipeline, including one that will be particularly interesting for Apple fans who want a really big screen. In the latest instalment of his Power On newsletter, leaker Mark Gurman says what he describes as “a gigantic, foldable iPad” is currently in development. This will have “a Mac-sized giant screen,” he says, but retain the iPad’s signature portability thanks to its foldable nature. If you include laptops, the Mac’s screen currently starts at just 13.6 inches for the smaller MacBook Air, which is barely any bigger than the largest iPad Pro, but based on previous rumors, we’re likely looking at a screen in the region of 18 inches. As you will have guessed, this isn’t a new concept. Gurman himself predicted back in December 2024 that Apple’s “vision for the future of computing” was a foldable device the size of two iPad Pros side by side, yet capable of fitting into a backpack when folded up. The idea was revisited last spring, when GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu predicted that the so-called iPad Fold would launch alongside a foldable iPhone towards the end of 2026, but by October, reports were far less optimistic. The mega tablet had, they now said, hit “development snags” and might never make it to market. Those snags have evidently not entirely gone away, and Gurman acknowledges in his latest report that hurdles still to be surmounted include “concerns about its practicality when it comes to typing.” Quite a fundamental issue, one would have thought, for a device intended for use as an aid to productivity on the go. So the device is unlikely to launch any time soon: Gurman says it’s “near the end of Apple’s 2020s road map.” And like the naysayers in October, he notes that it remains by no means certain that Apple will ever release it. As for the product’s details, Gurman cautions not to expect the long-awaited hybrid product that many fans hope will one day bridge the gap between the Mac and iPad lines. Rather than “a true combo product,” the folding iPad is “designed through and through as an iPad.” Of course, by then we’ll likely have the first touchscreen Macbook, so things could certainly change.