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Lockdown Mode Safety, With A $2 Million Bug Bounty If you missed it, Apple announced a brand new security feature which will arrive with iOS/iPadOS 16 and macOS Ventura. The feature, called Lockdown Mode, will protect your iThing by disabling a wide variety of services when enabled. After you enable it you won’t be able […]
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PACMAN Can Bypass The M1’s Pointer Authentication You’ve seen the commercials and heard it from any Apple fans you might know; Apple is for security and not vulnerable to the viruses that take out PCs. While not entirely untrue, the success of their PR campaigns have led people to overestimate just how invulnerable that Apple […]
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We know how much you love the Apple news, so we cover the M2 release a bit. The Ryzen 7000 already delidded, Intel ARC benchmarked, Microsoft might finally require all SSD’s now, and Samsung releases the G7 and G8 monitors at 4k 240hz. Whee! We do some fun observations from the Steam hardware survey, and […]
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Apple’s Latest SoC Expands on the Original Apple has announced their M2 chip at WWDC 22, and this time it’s a new design – not a fusion of two existing chip designs as we saw with the M1 Ultra back in March, Apple’s fusion of two M1 Max SoCs. One thing that hasn’t changed is […]
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The iPad Pro And iPhone 12 Pro Hint At The Future Of AR Over at The Register you can read some thoughts on why recent mobile devices from Apple, which suggests it might not just be there because it is now relatively affordable and undeniably cool. As it turns out LIDAR is incredibly useful for […]
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We aren’t seeing architectural changes, as M1 Ultra is based on the previous flagship M1 Max chip. The “UltraFusion” packaging architecture connects these two chips together in a way that is – according to Apple – transparent to software. The foundation for M1 Ultra is the extremely powerful and power-efficient M1 Max. To build M1 […]
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