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The article focuses on the bad performance review of the smartphone iPhone of the technology company Apple which has created problems among the users. It talks about the company launching system updates to fix the problems in the operating system iOS in the iPhone 6S model. It tells about the testing company Geekbench testing the iPhone for the updates and the problems.

The article focuses on the iPhone manufactured by the company Apple showing bad performance which has created debates among the phone users. It talks about the battery problem in the smartphone iPhone 6S of the Apple company. It tells about the company releasing updates for the operating platform iOS inorder to fix the issue with the battery life.

The article offers a preview of technology products from Apple Inc. including an updated iPad computer, an affordable MacBook Air and the AirPower charging mat.

The article discusses how smartphone market is changing, as of December 2017, and lists several essential features of a smartphone. Topics discussed include popularity of handsets with larger screens; features of Apple's iPhone X; organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology; and biometric technology.

The article offers information on the achievements of Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc. It mentions that the person was known for producing high quality products and considered as an innovator in personal computer (PC), and smartphones. It informs that Jobs had not any formal business education or training but he knew the expectations of the customers. It mentions about the contribution of Jobs in each stage of manufacturing products from early development to the finishing touches.

The article presents the business outlook for the computer software industry in 2009 in the U.S. The industry is now having new technology trends, which include the development of the Firefox from Mozilla Corp., the Internet Explorer from Microsoft Corp. and the Safari from Apple Inc. New upgraded browsers, cloud computing, operating systems and web applications are also expected to emerge in the market. These new technologies are also seen to possibly influence the direction of Internet, business enterprises and consumers.

Ten years from today, eight of the Fortune 10 will likely be data driven technology companies. Apple, Tesla, Google, Microsoft and Facebook will each have revenues in the $500 billion to $1+ trillion range. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apple's Spring product announcements are always kind of a catch-all affair. Amid the many product upgrades, what's the future status of smaller MacBooks? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

One of the most iconic advertising campaigns in the 2000s was the Apple Mac vs. PC campaign. It was a campaign that stood largely unopposed and made fun of Bill Gates and the PC platform, doing substantial damage to the dominant personal productivity platform's perceptions. At the time, I wondered why Steve Ballmer, who ran [...] [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers forecast on technology trends and plans of various companies in the high technology industry in 2012. It discusses developments evident in the tablet computer sector since the beginning of 2012 and informs about the plans of Microsoft Corp. to release Windows 8 computer program on personal computers. It also mentions about competition between Apple Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd.

The article examines the impact of the popularity and staying power of Apple Inc.'s iPad and iPhone on information technology (IT) organizations and vendors in the U.S. Apple's iPad and iPhone have forced IT organizations and mobile device management (MDM) vendors to adjust their mobile device management game plans. The mobile revolution has expanded quickly and vendors and IT were left with no choice but to make sure that their infrastructure is more strategic.

The article discusses the production and innovation of laptop in regards to its capacity, capability, features, and performance. It focuses on the laptop historical profiles from 1984 to 2010, the progress in innovation of processing speed, portability, wireless technology, storage capacity, as well as features and designs. It evaluates laptop products from companies including Data General One, Apple, Dell, and Hewlett-Packard in respect to their expertise, as well as the laptop to iPad concept.

The article evaluates the iPad with WiFi and 3G which is developed by Apple using its A4 processor, Bluetooth networking, and iPhone OS 4.0.

The article offers information on the use of Apple Inc.'s macintosh (mac) computers by the Santa Monica, California-based company Rand. It is reported that Rand specializes in top-secret studies for the military and easily manages the challenges in introducing a new end-user computing system, the problem of application compatibility, management tools and administrator skills. Also it is stated that these days the company's employees are widely using Apple's mac. Further it is reported that the company is using macintosh for several reasons like lower macintosh prices, the brand name of Apple Inc.'s consumer products and because of the disappointment with the Microsoft Corp.'s Windows Vista operating systems.

The article reports on the growth of Apple products in the U.S. Due to the rising popularity of the company's desktops and notebooks, information technology (IT) administrators at many enterprises experienced problems in providing updates, core applications and network authentication services to greater numbers of Apple computers and devices. They are charged with managing Apple clients and devices are keeping systems up-to-date with security patches and bug fixes. Discussed are the details of the problems encountered by IT administrators.

The article presents blogs in the blogosphere commenting on information technology in the U.S. It has been claimed that the fear of economic recession shed light after an evidence of declining employment rates has been disclosed. A blogger asserts that prices for disk storage hardware declined because assembly factories of Samsung Co. Ltd. and Seagate Technology Inc. have become more effective and that an oversupply of products is the cause of price decrease. Another blogger welcomes the effort of Apple Inc. in integrating Microsoft Corp.'s ActiveSync in iPhone along with other corporate-geared enhancements.

The article presents several blog posts regarding computer technology featured in the journal "eWeek." Dan Turner discusses the speech by Mitch Kapor, chairman of the Open Source Applications Foundation company, regarding his successful career in computers and his views on Apple II, a microcomputer from Apple Inc. during a meeting at UC Berkeley. Cameron Sturdevant focuses on the use of domain name system (DNS) in anti-spam and in Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). In addition, Jim Rapoza highlights usability and security of the beta of Firefox 3 from Mozilla Corp.

The article evaluates the macOS High Sierra 10.13.2 desktop operating systems and the iOS 11.2 mobile operating systems from Apple.

Apple Computer Inc. more than doubled its quarterly sales of its Xserve G5 servers over the last year, according to a report by Gartner Inc. In a recent report on […]

Apple on Monday announced a new version of IT management software for Mac OS X that boosts screen-sharing performance and supports remote desktop functions across multiple operating systems. Apple Remote […]

Apple on Monday plugged another security vulnerability in its OS X operating system. A new patch addresses vulnerabilities when launching documents and applications from a Web page. The company recommended […]

Executives at Oracle and Apple are taking to the highway in a series of international road shows to introduce Oracle Database 10g on Mac OS X Server, which is Apple's […]

Despite release of a security patch by Apple Computer Inc. on Friday, and following Tuesday reports of further unplugged vulnerabilities in the company's Mac OS X operating system, users and […]

Apple has released an update to Mac OS X patching a security hole that potentially allowed malicious code to be run via a Web page. The hole, which was rated […]

What does Apple's reorganization into Macintosh and iPod business units say about the company? It proves 'Apple can chew gum and walk at the same time,' one former high-level engineering […]

SAN FRANCISCO-Apple intends to slightly moderate the pace of its Mac OS X operating-system upgrades after it releases the latest version, code-named Tiger, the company's chief software technology officer said […]

NEWS ANALYSIS: There is no bigger IT news than this week's announcement of the Microsoft Edge Chromium browser for Apple. It is a game-changer, and here is why. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

NEWS AND NEW-PRODUCT ANALYSIS: With sales growth slowing forApple's key iPhone and iPad devices (and no explosive new products or categories on the horizon), it behooves the company to find new ways to commercially leverage its customer relationships--that is, to get them to spend more money with Apple. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apple's iOS 12.2 and macOS 10.14.4 updates provide a long list of fixes, including multiple patches for issues where a vulnerability could potentially enable an attacker to listen in on a user's device without user knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Also announced is a new 7.9-inch iPad mini that also includes Pencil support, as well as an advanced Retina display and a faster processor. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Other enhancements to the cloud-based Apple device platform include expanded MDM services and script sharing capabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apple iOS and macOS users are strongly advised to update their devices as soon as possible with patches in iOS 12.1.4 and the macOS Mojave 10.14.3 supplement updates, as Google warns of new zero-day vulnerabilities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Mozilla improves privacy controls in Firefox 65, and IBM warns of Apple Siri shortcut scareware risk. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

"Hey Siri" is supposed to be a voice command that enables Apple's digital assistant, but in the wrong hands the new Siri Shortcuts feature could potentially be abused by an attacker. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

There's no need to "answer" a FaceTime call as attackers can already hear you, thanks to a severe vulnerability that Apple is now patching. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The flaw, which compromises user privacy, is still being repaired by Apple after being reported on Jan. 28. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apple issues first iOS and macOS security updates for 2019, and Microsoft is offering hundreds of new Dynamics 365 features in 2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The core Apple kernel component that is at the heart of both the iOS and macOS operating systems is being patched for multiple vulnerabilities that could lead to arbitrary code execution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

NEWS ANALYSIS: As software, like Apple's IOS mobile operating system increasingly becomes the cornerstone of society, the value of vulnerabilities that enable software exploitation continues to rise. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Apple fixes passcode and remote code execution flaws in iOS and macOS, and Microsoft open sources WPF, Windows Forms and Windows UI XAML Library. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In what is likely to be the final Apple security update for the year, macOS 10.14.2 and iOS 12.1.1 are now available, fixing multiple flaws across the desktop and mobile operating systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that the technology company Apple may not debut a 5G-ready iPhone until 2020, which is later than some of its largest competitors, including Samsung. It mentions that Intel has been doing development work on its 8060 modem chips to prototype and test the 5G iPhone, but there have been heat dissipation problems with the testing so far due to high transistor density in the chips, the report continued and Apple plans to use Intel 5G chips for all of its iPhones.

The article reports that the technology company Apple released a series of critical security updates to its macOS, iOS and watchOS operating systems that fix high-impact flaws. It mentions views of Unni Ravindranathan, principal program manager and lead of the Visual Studio for Mac program management team, on Microsoft.

The article reports on the request by Tim Cook, chief executive officer (CEO) of technology company Apple Inc., to develop national privacy law in the U.S. similar to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe. Topics mentioned include the role of privacy law to technology companies, the expansion of bug bounty, a program that helps reduce computer security risk, by the U.S. Department of Defense, and the promotion of security measures to computers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article focuses on the Apple Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Cook blasts tech privacy practices. Topics discussed include delivered a forceful call for a global movement to protect privacy; Apple began ramping up privacy protections on its own following the revelations of former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden; and the state of California passed a comprehensive privacy law that will affect companies that do business in California.

The article reports that the consumer electronics company Apple Inc. has unveiled its General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR)-like features for its customers following the tightening of its privacy restrictions on the information developers.

The article informs that in the event of introduction of Europe's General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR) in May 2018, Apple rolled out similar GDPR-like features for U.S. users. Topics include introduction of a new privacy policy by company that provides detail about how the company uses customer data, creation of privacy portal by firm, and transparency reports provided by Apple that describe requests by various governments for personal data.

The article reports that according to Thomas Pender, a judge with International Trade Commission (ITC), Apple Inc infringed on a Qualcomm patent but there was no ground to ban the iPhone from the U.S. Apple's officials said that they are happy that ITC blocked the attempt by Qualcomm to harm competition and ultimately cause loss to consumers in the country.

On Wednesday, William Carrel posted an advisory warning of a malicious DHCP response that can grant root access for Mac OS X. The vulnerability affects the desktop and server versions […]

Forget market share: If you want to gauge the enduring vitality of the Mac, just take a look at the wellspring of Web sites focused on Apple Computer and its […]