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New revamped thinner and lighter Macbook Air coming at WWDC 2016, possibly with a 15-inch variant


A report claims that Apple is possibly working on Macbook Air with whole new design and preparing to unveil on WWDC 2016. Apple's WWDC will be held in June, like always, so according to the report redesigned Macbook Air will be launch in the third quarter of 2016, maybe with iPhone in September or early in July.

 The report claims that the upcoming MacBook Air will have a slimmer and lighter design and it will offer 13-inch or 15-inch display sizes, 11-inch display option could be terminated due to the 12-inch Retina MacBook. The upcoming MacBook Air could also feature an Retina display. The rumored MacBook Air will use fully redesigned internal component across the board and reported Apple is working hard for MacBook Air revamped Components.

 Earlier this year Apple expanded their Line-up by including a 12-inch Retina MacBook that was based on ultrathin design and revamped internals for fanless Machine. With the launch of a 12-inch MacBook, most of the people were thinking that its time to say goodbye to the Macbook Air because Apple's new focus is Macbook. But with the rumor of revamped MacBook Air again sparked the thoughts of getting a more thin laptop with some ports.

 Apple nearly ended all the ports on the 12-inch MacBook  leaving a USB Type-C port that does everything a user wants and a 3.5mm headphone port to make is 13mm thin. But it's not clear if Apple does same to the MacBook Air.

 The source also tells the revamped MacBook Air will Also include new batteries, cooling modules or may be fanless design, new Unibody and more. But is still getting work done by Quanta, its main Manufacturer.

 Apple's gave last major refresh to Macbook air five years ago, this hints at a major refresh again. But still there are many months left between the launch date so future rumors will confirm its existence and details.

 What type of upgrade you want in MacBook Air? (I want Retina display, more battery life, Force Touch and a 5 megapixel FaceTime camera)

 Source: Taiwan's Economic Daily News
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Apple to ditch 3.5mm headphone port for lightning headphones


A new report claims that Apple will remove 3.5mm headphone port in iPhone 7 to adopt lightning wired headphones. This step will allow Apple to make next-generation iPhone 1mm thinner than compared to iPhone 6s, But the screen shape and radius will remain similar so that iPhone will be once again thinnest smartphone by Apple. But this reduction will limit users from using headphones with 3.5mm headphone jack which is the standard of the world and headphones will only connect through the lightning connector or through Bluetooth. 

 The report says it's a difficult task to reduce the size of 3.5mm port because it is a world standard, iPod touch is already 1mm thinner than iPhone while it is still using 3.5mm port, but it doesn't have Sim module that occupies a lot of space. 

 Apple made efforts to bring 2.5mm port to iPhone many years ago, but customers response was against to anything other than 3.5mm port. But the idea of removing or reducing the headphone port was alive in Apple's head but the company was waiting for alternate headphone connection technologies to attract users mind so that they could implant them in the future devices but till then they kept producing devices with 3.5mm port. 

 Last year Apple introduced lightning headphone, but the number of shipped lightning headphones was very few.

 The source also claims that Apple has the full plan to remove headphone port so the Phone 7 package will include a lightning earbuds that will connect in lightning port, the connector will contain a tiny Digital to Analog (DA) converter. And in order to let iPhone 7 use third-party headphone, headphone maker will have to include the lightning cable or 3.5mm port to the lightning connector with their headphones. But Bluetooth headphone will have no effect with this step. Apple could include Bluetooth earbuds or something like that to the iPhone package instead of the wired earbuds.

 How many of you are OK with this change?

 Also check out a report says  iPhone 7 could also include 3GB of RAM.
Sorce: Macotakara
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Apple could start using OLED Displays for iPhone in 2018


Apple is planning to use OLED displays in 2018 for iPhones, According to Nikkei. Apple has notified their display suppliers about their future display plan in order to make them ready for production, LG is already providing OLEDs for Apple Watch and readying its self for production capacity upgrade for OLEDs Display.

 The report claims LG Display and Samsung Electronics will be the main provider of OLED displays for future iPhones. Apple's step toward OLED display will be a huge loss for Japanese Companies that are currently producing LCD displays for Apple and earning a huge amount of profit.

 Apple ships a lot of iPhones, the technical issues of OLEDs forcing the company to continue selling iPhones integrated with LCD display panels alongside models featuring new OLED display.

 Apple is using LCD displays since the first iPhone launched eight years ago, But the competitors are using the cutting edge OLED display technologies which are sharper, brighter and power efficient than the LCD displays, but they offer shorter display life and costs way more than LCDs. Apple is working hard to eliminate cons of OLED displays as Apple wants to introduce better display than existing displays.

 Previously, Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities shared that Apple is not adopting OLED display at least for next three years because of a report claiming that Apple is adopting AMOLED display for iPhone 7. Kuo also claimed that Apple's largest supplier Foxconn is investing in advanced TFT -LCD production lines in China for mass production in 2018.

 If not OLED display, Apple has to upgrade iPhone 7 with a better display that could be an innovation through LCD or may be just a number upgrade.

 Do you want OLED display in your next iPhone?
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iPad Pro gets 3D touch feature through Apple Pencil pressure, iOS 9 Hack

iPad Pro 3d touch

 A well known developer Hamza Sood hacked the iOS 9 to enable 3D Touch feature on iPad Pro with the pressure sensitive sensor of Apple Pencil by combining relevant iOS codes through jailbreak. Hack convert all Apple Pencil pressure data into data for 3D interaction. 3D Touch is exclusive to iPhone 6s and none of the other device support 3D Touch functionality including Apple's latest large Tablet. Apple Pencil's Pressure data is only used for drawing and sketching purpose.

 Hamza Sood managed to do it because Apple Pencil sends pressure data back to the system, which helps in increasing width when drawing or sketching. The pressure sensitive sensor is integrated into the Apple Pencil, not in the iPad Pro. The hack converts the Pressure force into the usable numbers and the numbers are used for 3D Touch's Peak and Pop feature.

 The Video below shows the Peak and Pop feature in action posted by Hamza Sood.

It seems that Apple doesn't want iPad Pro users to use Apple Pencil just for drawing or sketching not as a stylus. They don't want users to use 3D through Apple Pencil even if it is possible, Apple is not bringing this feature because of marketing reasons.

 You can bring this functionality to you iPad Pro through Hamza Sood's guide available in GitHub.
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Apple Pay to reach China in February 2016

Apple Pay in china

 Apple will debut Apple Pay in China by Chinese Spring Festival Holiday on 8 February 2016, which is Chinese New Year.

According to the report, Apple has recently dealt with China's big four state-run banks to launch Apple Pay in the country, but the company could still see regulatory obstacles in China. China's bug four state-run banks include the Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Agricultural Bank of China.

China already has electronic payment platforms that include Alipay the service from Alibaba and Tenpay which are the largest two E-Payment systems in the country.

 Apple is already making more business from China Than any other market. China's market is about to overtake the United States.

 Apple has launched the Payment service in Australia and Canada in the previous week with the exclusive support of American Express. Apple Pay will reach Hong Kong, Singapore and Spain in 2016. Apple is determined to make Apple Pay a international Payment service.

China was rumored for the launch of Apple Pay even before launch in the United Kingdom. Tim Cook has said words like "very bullish" for launching Apple Pay in China.

Source:WSJ
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Apple Pencil Teardown shows Folded Logic board, impossible to repair and more

Apple pencil teardown
iFixit Apple Pencil teardown, there is no surprise because there is no Apple Product which iFixit didn't teardown. 

Apple Pencil is not easy to teardown, iFixit first removed the outer plastic casing of the Pencil to reveal the inner Metal casing. The tip has two emitters which determine the angle and the orientation of the Pencil's nib that adjusts the width of the stroke. iPad Pro contains a digitizer that determines the distance of the each emitter from the screen.

Apple Pencil tear down

Next to a small cylindrical black and gold antenna they found Apple Pencil's tiny 0.329 Wh lithium-ion rechargeable battery that can run the Apple Pencil for 30 minutes with just 15 seconds of charge and can be fully charged in nearly 8 minutes to provide 12 hours of battery life. There is also a small ribbon like cable that connects the Apple Pencil's battery with its Lightning connector for charging.

On the other end of the battery is the Folded Logic Board of the Apple Pencil that weighs only one gram. The logic board contains more then five components shown below.
.Apple Pencil logic board

Orange outline shows: ST Microelectronics AS5C Y533 (which is also used in 4th generation Apple TV) 
Red outline shows: ST Microelectronics STML151UCY6 Ultra-low-power 32-bit RISC ARM-based Cortex-M3 MCU 
Green outline shows: EWX 01129
Yellow outline shows: L05286 QS4 VG Z SGP 528
The logic board also contains a Cambridge Silicon Radio Qualcomm CSR1012A05 Bluetooth Smart IC which is not outlined in this image.

iFixit gave Apple Pencil the lowest repairability score 1 out of 10. But you can replace the Pencil nib and the cap. iFixit states there is no way getting into the Stylus without destroying it.The battery is also not replaceable.

Do you like Apple Pencil?
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Apple releases iOS 9.2 beta 4 for developers and public beta testers with Arabic Siri support and more


After a week, today Apple releases iOS 9.2 beta 4 after iOS 9.2 beta 3 to developers and public beta testers with many bug fixes and minor updates. Release notes don't tell a lot about the update except fixes has been added to the dictionary, keyboard, networking and more.

Previous iOS 9.2 betas added NumberSync Wifi calling with AT&T, iCloud Keychain Bug fixes, Apple Watch Syncing bug fixes and bug fixes for Audio and Video issues. The most important update in the beta is Safari View Controller. Safari View Controller allows pop-up safari windows to be used in third-party apps. But with iOS 9.2 Safari View Controller supports third-party action extension, which now allows apps like 1Passwords to be accessed in Safari.

 Safari View Controller now allows to reload content without content blocker by long pressing the reload button and also supports the request desktop site function. The iOS 9.2  Safari View Controller also allow users to close it with an edge swipe. iOS 9.2 also supports Arabic support for Siri.

Developers can download the new Beta 4 update from Apple Developer Center. Public Beta testers can download the update over the air
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iPad mini 4 has best Display ever, iPad Pro and iPad Air 2 displays are not bad


DisplayMate Technologies compared the displays of the latest iPad lineup including the recently Launched iPad Pro, iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 4 to find how each iPad perform against each other. But unexpectedly iPad mini 4 outperformed the most advanced iPad Pro and iPad Air 2 in display quality in lab tests by DisplayMate.

DisplayMate says "unquestionably the best and most accurate LCD tablet display we've ever tested" giving it the higher marks than the iPad Pro with the resolution of 2732 x 2048. iPad Pro didn't perform bad and got nearly excellent marks. iPad Air 2 was also good and considered in top level displays, but its was less than iPad mini 4 and iPad Pro and it's obvious as its was a 2014 launch and yet it's not updated from Apple.

Apple has used same IPS LCD technology in it's all tablet lineup, iPad Air 2 and iPad Pro uses the Photo aligned LCDs that supports higher contrast ratios while iPad mini 4 uses the standard mechanical alignment. The iPad Pro display also includes a metal oxide TFT backplane for better light throughput and power efficiency, otherwise there will be a battery life issue with such big display.

All the iPads have nearly same maximum brightness, but on the maximum contrast ratio in brightest white and darkest black is overwhelmingly true on all the iPads, but best on the iPad Pro. iPad mini 4 has the True Contrast Ratio of 967, the iPad Air 2 has the True contrast ratio of 1,064 and the iPad Pro has the true contrast ratio of 1,631 which is highest contrast ratio ever seen on an LCD tablet display.

iPad mini 4 has the best color gamut with the score of 101 percent while iPad Air 2 stood on the second position by scoring 105 percent and throwing the iPad Pro on the Last  with the score of 107 color gamut while 100 percent is the best and most accurate color gamut. On color accuracy, different was not big and iPad Pro and iPad Air was also good although iPad mini won the test.

But heading to the Screen reflectance, DisplayMate declared that all the three iPads are unbeatable for performance in ambient light. iPad mini 4 has the most less reflection, but the other two were also too close. But on measuring contrast in ambient light iPad Mini 4 again won the battle with the score of 225, iPad Air 2 scored 166 and iPad Pro scored 163.

iPad Pro's display remained most power efficient display due to the metal oxide backplane while iPad mini 4 won the title of best iPad Display ever from DisplayMate.

Check full results here.
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Apple Pay to hit Canada with American Express on November 17


Apple is extending its Payment Service to the third country on this Tuesday on November 17, Launching in Canada with American Express support only. As previously Apple announced, Apple Pay launch in more countries through American Express exclusively. But the exclusiveness is limiting users to adopt Apple Pay in Canada.

Apple partnered with American express to launch Apple Pay in more countries, says The Globe and mail. The source also claims that Apple tried other Banks and Credit card companies in Canada, but they were not responsive on quick Launch in the country, So Apple made their way through American Express exclusivity in the country Quickly.

Apple debut Apple Pay in United Sates in October 2014 and they expanded the service to the United Kingdom in July of this year. Apple is further planning to reach Australia with the same partnership with American Express until the end of the year and to even more countries including, Spain, Singapore, Hong Kong next year

Source: iPhoneinCanada
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Best Stories of the Week: iPad Pro teardown, Benchmarks, Apple Music, Apple Watch 2 and more




There was no shortage of interesting stories this week, and most of them shed some light on iPad Pro. Apple Music is now available on android, iPad Pro teardown treatment, Apple Watch two is under development, iPad Pro benchmarks, AMOLED display not coming to iPhone, iPad Pro data transfer speed, Apple is shutting down Beats Music service. Meanwhile, Johann Jungwirth Left Apple for Volkswagen.

Read about the best stories of the week by following the links posted below:

Apple Music finally comes to Android

iPad Pro Teardown reveals large speakers, Empty place and 5K iMac like LCD timing controller

Quanta allegedly working on Second Generation of Apple Watch

iPad Pro tops benchmarks, crushes the competition

AMOLED display not coming to iPhone for at least next three years, Ming-Chi Kuo says

iPad Pro supports USB 3.0 transfer speed through Lightning Port

Apple to shut down Beats Music on November 30

Volkswagen hire Johann Jungwirth former Apple employee for Car Project
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iPad Pro supports USB 3.0 transfer speed through Lightning Port


The all new 12.9-inch iPad Pro supports USB 3.0 transfer speed through modified lightning Port. iFixit discovered a Fresco Logic FL1100 4-Port USB 3.0 host controller which indicates USB 3.0 file transfer speed.

 Many reviewers mentioned that iPad Pro will support USB 3.0 speed with upcoming adapters or accessories. But today iFixit confirmed that Apple's new large screen tablet is capable of transferring data at the speed of USB 3.0.

 USB 3.0 transferring speed is a huge difference from previous lightning ports on the iPads and iPhones. The previously lightning port can transfer data at the rate of 25 to 35MB/s which is no more than a normal USB 2.0. But with the all new USB 3.0 speed iPad Pro is capable of transferring data at the rate of up to 625MB/s. USB 3.0 speed support was rumored a long ago to arrive in all Apple device, but now in iPad Pro we can see it in action.

A new report says new upcoming adapter will enable users to transfer data at the speed of USB 3.0, but the release date is not mentioned. Apple can also release new lightning cables that would be capable of transferring data at the speed of USB 3.0, but it's still not clear.

This is another great feature in iPad Pro. Do you agree ?
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iPad Pro Teardown reveals large speakers, Empty place and 5K iMac like LCD timing controller


Just like always, iFixit gave iPad Pro teardown treatment providing the detail of iPad Pro hardware. According to iFixit, most of the iPad Pro internals are similar to iPad Air 2, Some differences include brand new loud Four-speaker audio setup.

Speaker drivers are sitting on each of the corners next to a capped resonance chamber. The identical design of speakers helps in shifting the function of the speakers depending upon the orientation of the device. Top speakers are build to produce high frequencies and bottom speakers produces low frequencies. Uncapping the volume chamber, which give iPad Pro's speakers 61 percent more back volume than the iPad Air 2. Carbon fiber caps filled with foams are used to amplify the sound. iFixit observed that the speakers are taking a lot of space that could have used for accommodating battery to increase the capacity by 50 percent. Previous iPads never used Premium speakers like iPad Pro uses, so the speakers also don't take a lot of space.

iFixit find Logic Board in the center of the body which used to be in the side of the body in previous iPads. Logic board also has shielding which had to be removed before reaching the Logic board, Previous iPads had no shielding on the logic board.

 iFixit found that iPad Pro uses DP695 Timing control which is almost similar to the timing controller used in the 5K Retina iMac, But the timing controller is modified to better use display refresh rate. They also found iPad Pro batteries easier to remove as they have adhesive pull tabs under the battery.

 Reaching to the parts which matters most, iFixit told that iPad Pro's carries 4GB of RAM, a 2.25GHz  Dual Core A9X processor and 10307 mAh battery which gives 10 hours of battery life to iPad Pro.

 iFixit has given iPad Pro 3 out of 10 in repairability score section. The iPad issue is that iPad Pro uses a lot of adhesive in order to pack device compactly and the adhesive has always noticed to be against repairability. but iFixit tells Smart connector will never fail as it is not based on any moving parts but although it's virtually impossible to replace.

 Thoughts?
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AMOLED display not coming to iPhone for at least next three years, Ming-Chi Kuo says


Apple is not adopting AMOLED display technology for future generations of iPhone, According to the most trustable Analyst  Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI securities. Kuo says Apple will still use TFT LCD display technology for next generations of iPhone, AMOLED display is not coming for at least next three years. 

 Hon Hai's Foxconn is preparing to invest a lot of money in advanced TFT-LCD display production lines in China for mass production in 2018 to fulfil manufacturer's demand. iPhone backlit supplier company Minebea also preparing for next generation of iPhone indicating that No AMOLED display is coming and Kuo also stated that Apple will still make iPhones with TFT-LCD displays.

DigiTimes few weeks ago reported that Samsung may supply some OLED displays to Apple for testing purpose for future iPhones. Previously a rumor hit the web saying iPhone with AMOLED display could hit the market in 2017 and Apple is already using the OLED display in Apple Watch.

But Kuo says There is no evidence hinting at AMOLED or OLED based iPhones in future. AMOLED display has more brighter colors and the displays are more efficient than LCDs in terms of power saving and displaying blacks.

Do you want AMOLED in you next iPhone?
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Best stories of the week: iPhone 7 Rumors, Apple TV, iPad and much more




There was no shortage of interesting stories this week, and most of them shed some light on iPhone 7 and Apple TV. As we seen Ming-Chi Kuo predicted upcoming features in iPhone 7. Hackers developed remote browser-based jailbreaking. iPad 2 is still most used iPad. iOS 9 adoption rate is going more high. Developers hacked Apple TV to run browser. Apple is still not going to produce their own TDDI chips. Meanwhile, Apple hired another engineer and Eddy Cue made an appearance with iPad Pro.

 Read about the best stories of the week by following the links posted below:

 Ming-Chi Kuo: iPhone 7 Plus to feature A10 chipset with 3GB of RAM, 4-inch iPhone may arrive in early 2016

Now Hackers can get in iOS 9.1 by Remote browser-based Jailbreaking

iPad 2 Dominates iPad Market Share, iPads Have Low Early Adoption Rate

iOS 9 already running on 66 percent of compatible devices

Developer hacked tvOS to run web browser

Synaptics will provide Display Driver chips for iPhone 7

Digital License Plate Company Engineer Rónán Ó Braonáin Hired by Apple

Eddy Cue and iPad Pro made an appearance at Dropbox Open conference
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Developer hacked tvOS to run web browser


A developer from Netherlands jvnakker hacked the all new fourth generation Apple TV to run Native tvOS web browser using private API based on Apple UIWebView class, he shared the code on GitHub as a fork of developer Steven Troughton-Smith's tvOSBrowser project. He also shared a demo video of the fourth generation Apple TV running Apple's website.



 You can scroll the web browser with the touch surface of the new Siri remote and just by pressing the center button of the remote you can convert you The scrolling remote to a trackpad and a cursor will start showing up on the screen for clicking. Pressing the Menu button will take you back to the previous page and Play/Pause button will let you enter URLs.

Apple has restricted the UIWebViews on Apple TV. So don't hope to see this browser on tvOS App Store soon, but the browser will take Apple TV experience to a whole new level with such a smooth interface. 

 Users who are interested in running a browser on their Apple TV they can head to the iDownloadblog's guide to run the browser on your Apple TV using Xcode.
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Synaptics will provide Display Driver chips for iPhone 7


Synaptic received orders from Apple to provide display drivers for iPhone 7, indicates that Apple is still not gonna produce their own Touch and Display Driver Integration (TDDI) for their iPhones, says Taiwanese website DigiTimes.

In past Synaptics acquired Renesas Sp Drivers, the company used to supply LCD driver ICs for iPhone, The company struggled to keep getting orders from Apple and finally they are getting their business. Renesas Also works with other smartphone makers including Samsung, Sony, Google, Microsoft, HTC and more.

Apple reportedly set Renesas engineers to secretly develop TDDI chips with integrated Touch ID sensor in the display. This technology can let Apple eliminate home button or may allow them to integrate it within the screen. Currently, Apple ordered the regular TDDI chips but the technology can hit the market through future iPhones.

 Apple in past few years filled a lot of patents for displays with integrated Touch ID and trackpad capabilities, but the iPhone 7 is not getting the technology, future iPhones can get but not until iPhone 8 or later, but it's still not confirmed.

Synaptics back in March announced the first ever TDDI Single-chip  that can work with smartphones and tablets both, The TDDI chip makes display thinner and brighter and gives better Touch experience. Reduced number of components decrease the manufacturing cost and let Company's yield more profit?

 Do you love home button on your iPhone?
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Ming-Chi Kuo: iPhone 7 Plus to feature A10 chipset with 3GB of RAM, 4-inch iPhone may arrive in early 2016


Whenever Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities made a prediction it turns out true later, just like every year Kuo has released a new research report which predicts for Apple's 2016 iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus and a 4-inch A9 powered iPhone, Maybe iPhone 6c.

 Kuo predicts Next year iPhone will feature 3GB of RAM which is 50 percent more than the RAM in iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. A10 chip will power iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. however, Kuo says this time Apple will make a difference between 4.7-inch iPhone  and 5.5-inch iPhone by giving the extra gig of RAM only to 5.5-inch iPhone 7 Plus and 4.7-inch iPhone 7 will retain 2GB of RAM. Kuo also said next year iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will have a revamped design. Kuo expects new A10 chip will be exclusively manufactured by TSMC. Apple is also expected to make next-generation iPhone more light weight and 6mm thin.

 Kuo says Apple is still working on 4-inch iPhone and Apple could launch its new 4-inch iPhone in early 2016. New 4-inch iPhone will not support 3D Touch just to make it different from iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. Kuo says Apple is expecting to ship 20-30 Million new iPhones until the end of 2016. Moreover, New 4-inch iPhone will have a metal exterior and it will feature the same A9 processor, Maybe RAM also (Not Confirmed). But Kuo also says 4-inch iPhone will be similar to upgraded iPhone 5s.

 Recently a rumor told that next-generation iPhone could have Samsung's OLED display and another rumor also suggested that Intel will power LTE modem for next-generation iPhone.

 Do want a 4-inch upgraded iPhone? Thoughts on iPhone 7?
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Now Hackers can get in iOS 9.1 by Remote browser-based Jailbreaking


In late September, Zerodium a exploit acquisition platform announced an iOS 9 bug bounty that would pay out up to three million dollars to hacker who will manage to develop a browser-based untethered jailbreaking of Apple's most advanced mobile operating system iOS 9. So then they could sell the exploit to clients who will be interest in getting Ghost access to iOS devices.

At the end of October contest expired,  Zerodium today announced one hacking team had successfully managed to develop a browser-based untethered remote jailbreak for Latest iOS 9 version iOS 9.1 and iOS 9.2 which is still in Beta version and the hacking team won the $1 Million Prize bounty.

 Zerodium told Wired that the exploit developed by the hackers will be given to their customers including major technology, finance and defence corporations and the exploit will also be sold to government. Hacking team have to remotely jailbreak iOS 9 without having User's attraction or interaction but reading a text message or visiting a website through any browser.

 Zerodium wants to earn more money by selling the exploit to the other corporation, but they have no plans to inform Apple about the vulnerabilities of their latest OS, but they said they will share details later. Zerodium says we will not public the jailbreak, but iOS security is hard but not unbreakable.
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Apple Controll: The best stories of the week




There was no shortage of interesting stories this week, and most of them shed some light on Apple rumors. As we seen Apple revealed record Q4 earnings report. iPad Pro to hit stores on 11 November. 30 percent iPhone buyers of Q4 were android users.Future iPhones could have AMOLED display.Apple pencil to come with a adapter to charge with lightning cable.Apple Pay to reach more countries. Siri search is coming to Apple TV for Apple Music. There is a promotion for Apple Watch and iPhoen bundle. Apple TV is available to buy.

Read about the best stores of the week by following the links posted below:
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Buy an iPhone and get $50 off on Apple Watch, offer available in selected Stores


Apple is giving a limited time promotion of $50 off on Apple Watch Sport or Apple Watch with the purchase of any iPhone, including the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in selected Apple Stores. This promotion is ineligible for Apple Watch Edition and Apple Watch Hermès and you will get no discount on these models.

The $50 off promotion from Apple is only available in Selected Apple Stores and you can't avail this offer online. This promotion is avail in California and Massachusetts, including Burlingame, Chestnut Street, Corte Madera, Hillsdale, San Francisco and Stonestown in the Bay Area, and Boylston Street, Burlington, CambridgeSide and Chestnut Hill in the Boston metro area.

The promotion is available from October 30 to November 15, 2015. It doesn't include anything like buying AppleCare+ or any other accessories or add-ons for promotion. One more thing You must buy both iPhone and Apple Watch together on one transaction to get this promotion to Save $50.

This is great promotion if you really want both. Do you like this promotion? 
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