iPhone
Coverage of iPhone in the Nexus archive.
- Apple spyware warning hits iPhones in 110 countries
Apple has issued security warnings regarding sophisticated spyware, confirming notifications were sent on August 13 to targeted users in 110 countries, with over 150 total. These high-confidence alerts warn that "Apple detected a mercenary spyware attack," which are described as being much more advanced than common scams. The warning can now appear on the iPhone Lock Screen, Settings, via email, and upon signing into Apple's account website.
- Antitrust attacks start to bite into Apple’s $100bn services business
Antitrust attacks are beginning to impact Apple's profitable services business. Court rulings and new App Store rules are reportedly weighing on one of the iPhone maker’s key sources of growth.
- Apple now uses iPhone alerts for targets of mercenary spyware
Apple has expanded its threat-notification system by adding visible warnings directly to an iPhone's Lock Screen and Settings for users suspected of being targeted by mercenary spyware. These high-confidence alerts augment existing notifications via email and the user’s Apple Account page. The article advises all users, especially potential targets, to take protective measures such as updating software, using two-factor authentication, or applying Lockdown Mode.
- [India]Pop shop - Beware of Laxmi traders
A user filed a complaint after purchasing Realme Air 8 earbuds from an online seller, noting that the product frequently disconnects and has low sound quality. The customer reported that customer care redirected them to the seller, who subsequently became unresponsive. The post advises caution regarding costly items on POP, specifically mentioning Laxmi Traders.
- Scammed 205€ on FB Marketplace even after videochat + ID check. need advice
A person in Germany was scammed 205€ after purchasing an iPhone on Facebook Marketplace. Despite a video call with the seller, who showed her ID, the item was never delivered, and the seller provided excuses for three months, including a rejected offer to refund only 100€. The victim plans to consult a lawyer after previous police involvement failed to recover funds.
- Now you can securely link multiple phones to one Signal account
Signal now allows users to link multiple phones, including Android and iPhone, to a single account. The update enables message syncing across devices and optional transfer of end-to-end encrypted messages to mitigate security risks. The feature is available with Signal versions 8.20 (Android) and 8.22 (iPhone/iPad).
- Missing weapon, forensic inconsistencies puzzle investigators in Raza ‘murder’ case
Mir Raza Ali Khan, a 25-year-old former IBA student and aspiring businessman, was found dead with a gunshot wound in Karachi. Investigators are examining inconsistencies, including missing weapons and forensic evidence, while financial losses and his deleted phone data complicate the determination of suicide versus murder.
- With Switch 2, iPhone, and laptop tricks, the Sharge Disk Pro 2 is finally a worthy EDC
The Sharge Disk Pro 2 Ultra is a portable SSD that doubles as a 4K HDMI dock and USB-C hub, compatible with devices like the Nintendo Switch 2, iPhone, and laptops. It features built-in MagSafe magnets for attaching to smartphones and supports multiple gadgets as a USB-C 'Swiss Army Knife.'
- Tim Cook’s last quarter as Apple CEO: record iPhone sales, stock still falls
Apple reported a strong fiscal third quarter with record iPhone sales and revenue growth, but its stock fell in after-hours trading. Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, announced his retirement and will be succeeded by John Ternus in September. The company cited a memory-chip shortage linked to the AI boom as a challenge and expects potential iPhone price increases later this year.
- Tim Cook signed off on his final Apple earnings call with a warning about a ‘hundred year flood’ in memory chip pricing
Tim Cook warned of severe supply constraints impacting iPhone and Mac sales due to a 'hundred year flood' in memory chip pricing, as he prepares to hand over CEO duties to John Ternus in September. Apple forecasts slower iPhone growth and lower revenue, with shares falling after hours following the earnings call.
- Strong iPhone sales propel Apple's fiscal Q3 results past Wall Street's expectations
Apple exceeded Wall Street's expectations in fiscal Q3 with $29.79 billion in earnings and $109.42 billion in revenue, driven by strong iPhone and MacBook sales. The company raised Mac and iPad prices due to memory-chip shortages linked to the AI boom but has not yet increased iPhone prices. Tim Cook announced his retirement, and John Ternus will succeed him as Apple's head of hardware engineering.
- Strong iPhone sales propel Apple’s fiscal Q3 results past Wall Street’s expectations
Apple's fiscal third quarter results exceeded Wall Street's expectations, driven by strong sales of the iPhone and MacBook computers.
- Strong iPhone sales propel Apple's fiscal Q3 results past Wall Street's expectations
Apple's fiscal Q3 results exceeded Wall Street expectations driven by strong iPhone and MacBook sales. The company raised prices on Macs and iPads due to a memory-chip shortage linked to the AI boom and reported a 27% increase in earnings and 16% revenue growth. Tim Cook announced his retirement, with John Ternus set to succeed him as Apple's head of hardware engineering.
- Apple introduces lease option for iPhone — inviting customers to buy now and pay later
Apple has introduced a lease option for the iPhone, allowing customers to purchase now and pay later. The new payment structure has sparked online debate, with customers labeling it a 'slippery slope' for pricing.
- Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
Apple is introducing a leasing program for iPhones, Macs, and other products to make them more affordable as electronics prices rise.
- Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
Apple is introducing a leasing program for iPhones, Macs, and other products to make them more affordable as electronics prices rise. The initiative aims to provide customers with an alternative to purchasing devices outright.
- Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
Apple is launching a new leasing program for iPhones, Macs, and other products to make them more affordable amid rising electronics prices.
- Apple will now let you lease your next iPhone or Mac instead of buying it
Apple is introducing a new leasing program for iPhones, Macs, and other products to help consumers afford them as electronics prices rise. The initiative aims to make Apple devices more accessible during a period of increasing costs.
- Apple launches new iPhone lease program: Here's how it works
Apple has introduced a new iPhone lease program where customers can pay to use an iPhone instead of purchasing it outright.
- Renting an iPhone? Apple Upgrade offers leasing option amid rising prices
Apple has introduced a new leasing program called Apple Upgrade, allowing customers to rent iPhones, Macs, and other devices without ownership. The program is positioned as a response to rising product prices.
- Apple unveils subscription-style leasing for iPhones and Macs
Apple has introduced a subscription-style leasing program called Apple Upgrade, allowing customers to make monthly payments for iPhones and Macs and return the devices at the end of the term. Some iPhone plans start at $18 per month, with 12- and 24-month options for iPhones and Apple Watch, and 24- and 36-month options for Macs and iPads. Trade-ins can reduce monthly lease payments.
- Here's why you shouldn't throw away your old iPhone
The article advises against discarding old iPhones and suggests reviving them with specific tips. It encourages reusing older devices instead of throwing them away.
- Apple is launching a device leasing program with Klarna starting at $17.99 a month
Apple is launching a device leasing program called Apple Upgrade with Klarna, offering iPhone, Apple Watch, Mac, and iPad starting at $17.99 a month. The program replaces Apple's existing iPhone Upgrade Program.
- Apple is now letting you lease an iPhone like a car. Here’s what to know.
Apple is introducing a program that allows customers to lease iPhones similar to car leasing. This marks a historic shift in Apple's sales strategy for consumer electronics as consumers express concerns about high prices.
- Is your iPhone stuck in SOS mode? Here's how to fix it
The article discusses an iPhone being stuck in SOS mode and provides a troubleshooting solution. It suggests turning the device off and on again as a potential fix.
- The downsides of switching from Android to iPhone
The article outlines potential disadvantages for users switching from Android to iPhone, focusing on transition challenges.
- [UK] I clicked on a suspicious link, am I okay?
A UK user received a suspicious email appearing to be from their sister, clicked a link leading to an unfamiliar news site, and is concerned about potential security risks. They confirmed not entering personal information, are using an iPhone, and are unsure if Apple's security measures protect them from phishing attempts.
- [US] is no The chronicles of my stolen iPhone, and how deep the iPhone criminal ring goes
The author's iPhone was stolen in Chicago and tracked moving to Florida, Hong Kong, and Morocco, revealing a potential international criminal network. They received phishing attempts and false claims about Apple Pay to lure them out of 'lost mode', highlighting security concerns.
- I worked for Apple. These secret iPhone tricks can save you from spending $1,000 on an upgrade... and the one fix that will make your device feel 'like brand new'
An article by a former Apple employee shares secret iPhone tricks to avoid spending $1,000 on an upgrade and a fix to restore device performance. The tips aim to extend the lifespan of existing iPhones without requiring a new purchase.
- Amazon and Apple are terrified as legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive prepares to launch a radical new smart device
Legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive is preparing to launch a radical new smart device, causing Amazon and Apple to be terrified.
- Amazon and Apple are terrified as legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive prepares to launch a radical new smart device
Legendary iPhone designer Jony Ive is preparing to launch a radical new smart device, causing Amazon and Apple to feel terrified.
- Meet Bonsai: The First 27B AI Model That Fits on Your Phone
PrismML's Bonsai 27B is the first 27B AI model that runs on an iPhone for free. The article states it was tested and found to be impressive.
- [US] Was I getting scammed or did I tell a nice guy off
A user is uncertain whether they were scammed or if they incorrectly blocked a person after noticing discrepancies like a mismatched PayPal name and lower prices, but also observed genuine aspects such as a new iPhone and FaceTime use. They blocked the individual and reported the incident on PayPal and Facebook Marketplace.
- Tech tip: 1 method for remembering too many passwords
The article suggests using the Notes app on an iPhone to store passwords, which is protected by a separate password. This method is presented as a tech tip for managing multiple passwords.
- 7 On Your Side helps man recover his stolen iPhone from safe pickup site
A man recovered his stolen iPhone with the help of '7 On Your Side' through a safe pickup site. Reporter Nina Pineda covered the story of how the victim's phone was retrieved.
- The Best MagSafe Power Banks for iPhone and Android, Plus Ones to Avoid
The article reviews MagSafe power banks for iPhone and Qi2 Android devices, highlighting top options and those to avoid for portable charging needs.
- Operations Platform SnowCloud Wants to Run Resorts By iPhone
SnowCloud, an operations platform, is being used by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort to streamline customer relations by integrating sales and guest information onto a single platform. The resort's CEO, Doug Pierini, noted that the platform has enhanced guest experiences by allowing purchases via iPhone.
- My grandma was scammed
Zhea, a 15-year-old student, discovered her grandmother was scammed out of 200k through Facebook promises of 500k dollars, a Tesla, and an iPhone. The money was sent via LBC, GCash, and bank transfer, and Zhea is struggling to address the situation due to family circumstances.
- Command and Conquer Generals natively ported to macOS, iPhone, iPad using Fable
Command and Conquer Generals has been natively ported to macOS, iPhone, and iPad using the Fable tool. The project's GitHub repository and Hacker News comments provide additional details and community discussion.
- The $10,000 MacBook Pro Is Here
Apple has significantly increased prices on most of its products, including the MacBook Pro, due to quadrupled RAM costs driven by the AI boom. The price hikes affect all Mac and iPad models, with RAM shortages impacting industries beyond consumer electronics.