The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which is part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, issued a "high-risk" warning for users of Apple's iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets. The government team has referred to a critical vulnerability that poses a significant security threat.&nbsp;

The overview of the report noted that a Remote Code Execution vulnerability has been reported in Apple Products which could be exploited by a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the targetted system.&nbsp;

A range of Apple software and hardware are impacted due to the issue. Apple Safari versions prior to 17.4.1, Apple macOS Ventura versions before 13.6.6, Apple macOS Sonoma versions prior to 14.4.1, Apple visionOS versions before 1.1.1, Apple iOS and iPadOS versions prior to 17.4.1, and Apple iOS and iPadOS versions prior to 16.7.7 are affected.&nbsp;

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Users of iPhone XS, iPad Pro 12.9-inch, iPad Pro 10.5-inch, iPad Pro 11-inch, iPad Air, iPad, and iPad mini are susceptible if their devices are running iOS and iPadOS versions before 17.4.1, the advisory stated.&nbsp;

In addition to that, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPad 5th generation, iPad Pro 9.7-inch, and iPad Pro 12.9-inch 1st generation users are at risk if their devices are not updated to iOS and iPadOS versions 16.7.7 or later.&nbsp;

The advisory mentioned that the vulnerability exists in Apple products because of an "out-of-bound write issue in WebRTC and CoreMedia".&nbsp;

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Watch:&nbsp;Meta to shut down misinformation monitoring tool CrowdTangle&nbsp;

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It said that this particular vulnerability could be exploited by a remote attacker by persuading a victim to visit a specially crafted request.&nbsp;

"Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the targetted system," the advisory published on Tuesday (Apr 2) said.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which is part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, issued a "high-risk" warning for users of Apple's iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets.

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), which is part of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, issued a "high-risk" warning for users of Apple's iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, and Vision Pro headsets. The government team has referred to a critical vulnerability that poses a significant security threat. The overview of the report noted that a Remote Code Execution vulnerability has been reported in Apple Products which could be exploited by a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code on the targetted system. A range of Apple software and hardware are impacted due to the issue. Apple Safari versions prior to 17.4.1, Apple macOS Ventura versions before 13.6.6, Apple macOS Sonoma versions prior to 14.4.1, Apple visionOS versions before 1.1.1, Apple iOS and iPadOS versions prior to 17.4.1, and Apple iOS and iPadOS versions prior to 16.7.7 are affected. Also read: OpenAI makes ChatGPT's generative AI chatbot accessible without requiring sign ups Users of iPhone XS, iPad Pro 12.9-inch, iPad Pro 10.5-inch, iPad Pro 11-inch, iPad Air, iPad, and iPad mini are susceptible if their devices are running iOS and iPadOS versions before 17.4.1, the advisory stated. In addition to that, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPad 5th generation, iPad Pro 9.7-inch, and iPad Pro 12.9-inch 1st generation users are at risk if their devices are not updated to iOS and iPadOS versions 16.7.7 or later. The advisory mentioned that the vulnerability exists in Apple products because of an "out-of-bound write issue in WebRTC and CoreMedia". Also read: 'A grave step backwards': Meta to scrap misinformation monitoring tool CrowdTangle ahead of 2024 US elections Watch: Meta to shut down misinformation monitoring tool CrowdTangle × It said that this particular vulnerability could be exploited by a remote attacker by persuading a victim to visit a specially crafted request. "Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on the targetted system," the advisory published on Tuesday (Apr 2) said. (With inputs from agencies)

India issues ‘high-risk’ warning for users of Apple’s iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, Vision Pro headsets

Apple CEO Tim Cook launched the latest and most awaited new iPhone model, called the iPhone 13, to over 2 million viewers on YouTube on Tuesday.

According to Apple, the iPhone 13 sports a smaller display cutout, or "notch," at the top of the screen, as well as larger batteries that deliver between 1.5 and 2.5 hours of battery life, depending on device size, over last year's models.&nbsp;

Apple Inc. released the iPhone 13 and 13 Mini with brighter screens, as well as improvements to its iPads and watches, to tempt customers into 5G plans.

The iPhone 13 will be available in five colours and will contain a new chip called the A15 Bionic, which will enable functions such as automatically detecting when the phone's camera is directed at text.&nbsp; 
 
The new iPhone 13 features new diagonally placed camera modules that are basically the same as last year's model.

According to Apple, one camera is a 12-megapixel wide-angle lens with a large sensor that collects 50% more light.

The ultra-wide lens is the other lens.

A new "cinematic mode" that can retain focus on a moving subject is one of the camera upgrades.&nbsp; 
 
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"The competition is still playing catchup to our chips - not just from last year, but even from two years ago," said Kaiann Drance, an Apple iPhone marketing executive.

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The Series 7 smart watch will feature a larger display and faster charging. It will start at $399 and be available later this autumn. 
 
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The battery life has improved:&nbsp;

The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini have a bigger battery. It will last up to an hour and a half longer than the iPhone 12 according to Apple.

This is great news for iPhone 13 mini fans. The iPhone 12 mini's battery was ridiculed last year for not lasting as long as the larger models.&nbsp;

The iPad Mini has also been updated with 5G connection and a new design that resembles the higher-end iPad Air and Pro versions.

Apple also added a new camera to its base-model iPad, allowing users to work and learn from home.

The iPad starts at $329 for the standard model and $499 for the Mini.

Next week, both will be available for sale.

Apple shares were down 0.5%, in-line with a slight downturn in broader markets.

Apple last year introduced its iPhone 12, which featured a new look and its first devices with 5G connectivity. This year, analyst expect modest hardware upgrades and a deeper focus on 5G.

In particular, carriers such as AT&amp;T Inc, Verizon Communications and T-Mobile that have significantly built out their networks since the start of this year are likely to offer new incentives around the devices that can take advantage of the faster speeds those networks can offer, said Ben Bajarin, head of consumer technologies at Creative Strategies.

"There seems to be way more (5G network capacity) than was in place even six months ago," Bajarin said. "They want people upgrading. They're going to be really aggressive."

Apple's biggest product launch of the year comes as some of the shine has come off its stock as business practices such as charging software developers commissions on in-app payments have come under regulatory scrutiny.

Apple shares were up about 15.6% year to date, trailing the Nasdaq Composite Index, which was up nearly 19% over the same period.

The Apple Watch has become a cornerstone of its $30.6 billion accessories segment, which was up 25% in Apple's most recent fiscal year even as its iPhone revenue declined slightly. Analysts widely believe that Apple users who buy more than one product - such as an Apple Watch and iPhone - are more likely to stick with the brand and spend on the company's apps and services.

Apple focused on fitness features such as improving how the watch tracks bicycling workouts and dust protection for hiking. The watch is paired tightly with Apple Fitness+, a paid service offering guided workouts with Apple instructors. The company added pilates and skiing-oriented workouts, and a group workouts function designed to let users work out together. The company also bundled three months of free service with its watch devices.

Shares of exercise bike and online training company Peloton were down about 1.6%.

"It's the one service they offer where you literally have to have this product or you can't use this service," Bajarin said. 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

Apple CEO Tim Cook launched the latest and most awaited new iPhone model, called the iPhone 13, to over 2 million viewers on YouTube on Tuesday. According to Apple, the iPhone 13 sports a smaller display cutout, or "notch," at the top of the screen, as well as larger batteries that deliver between 1.

Apple CEO Tim Cook launched the latest and most awaited new iPhone model, called the iPhone 13, to over 2 million viewers on YouTube on Tuesday. According to Apple, the iPhone 13 sports a smaller display cutout, or "notch," at the top of the screen, as well as larger batteries that deliver between 1.5 and 2.5 hours of battery life, depending on device size, over last year's models. Apple Inc. released the iPhone 13 and 13 Mini with brighter screens, as well as improvements to its iPads and watches, to tempt customers into 5G plans. The iPhone 13 will be available in five colours and will contain a new chip called the A15 Bionic, which will enable functions such as automatically detecting when the phone's camera is directed at text. The new iPhone 13 features new diagonally placed camera modules that are basically the same as last year's model. According to Apple, one camera is a 12-megapixel wide-angle lens with a large sensor that collects 50% more light. The ultra-wide lens is the other lens. A new "cinematic mode" that can retain focus on a moving subject is one of the camera upgrades. iPhone 13 camera specifications (Picture courtesy: Apple Inc.) "The competition is still playing catchup to our chips - not just from last year, but even from two years ago," said Kaiann Drance, an Apple iPhone marketing executive. × The Series 7 smart watch will feature a larger display and faster charging. It will start at $399 and be available later this autumn. The battery life has improved: The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 mini have a bigger battery. It will last up to an hour and a half longer than the iPhone 12 according to Apple. This is great news for iPhone 13 mini fans. The iPhone 12 mini's battery was ridiculed last year for not lasting as long as the larger models. The iPad Mini has also been updated with 5G connection and a new design that resembles the higher-end iPad Air and Pro versions. Apple also added a new camera to its base-model iPad, allowing users to work and learn from home. The iPad starts at $329 for the standard model and $499 for the Mini. Next week, both will be available for sale. Apple shares were down 0.5%, in-line with a slight downturn in broader markets. Apple last year introduced its iPhone 12, which featured a new look and its first devices with 5G connectivity. This year, analyst expect modest hardware upgrades and a deeper focus on 5G. In particular, carriers such as AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications and T-Mobile that have significantly built out their networks since the start of this year are likely to offer new incentives around the devices that can take advantage of the faster speeds those networks can offer, said Ben Bajarin, head of consumer technologies at Creative Strategies. "There seems to be way more (5G network capacity) than was in place even six months ago," Bajarin said. "They want people upgrading. They're going to be really aggressive." Apple's biggest product launch of the year comes as some of the shine has come off its stock as business practices such as charging software developers commissions on in-app payments have come under regulatory scrutiny. Apple shares were up about 15.6% year to date, trailing the Nasdaq Composite Index, which was up nearly 19% over the same period. The Apple Watch has become a cornerstone of its $30.6 billion accessories segment, which was up 25% in Apple's most recent fiscal year even as its iPhone revenue declined slightly. Analysts widely believe that Apple users who buy more than one product - such as an Apple Watch and iPhone - are more likely to stick with the brand and spend on the company's apps and services. Apple focused on fitness features such as improving how the watch tracks bicycling workouts and dust protection for hiking. The watch is paired tightly with Apple Fitness+, a paid service offering guided workouts with Apple instructors. The company added pilates and skiing-oriented workouts, and a group workouts function designed to let users work out together. The company also bundled three months of free service with its watch devices. Shares of exercise bike and online training company Peloton were down about 1.6%. "It's the one service they offer where you literally have to have this product or you can't use this service," Bajarin said. (With inputs from agencies)

Apple unveils iPhone 13, adds new features to iPads, watches

Word on the internet is that Apple may be launching a new range of iPads soon. Some say that it may happen during a special education-focused event at Lane Tech College Prep High School in Chicago on March 27.&nbsp;

Other rumours that have been around the web are that Apple is also planning to unveil a cheaper MacBook Air and a new iPhone SE which could also happen during the event.

A new variant of the MacBook Air is expected to arrive &lsquo;with a lower price tag&rsquo;, a move that will help the company to push MacBook shipments up by 10-15 per cent this year. The MacBook Air has not seen an upgrade for sometime, unlike the MacBook Pro, though in 2017, Apple improved the Graphics and processor clock speed.

New entries in the Eurasian Economic Commission database, discovered by French blog Consomac and noticed by 9to5Mac, indicate Apple is preparing launch two new iPad models.

French blog Consomac unearthed filings for two new iPad models with the Eurasian Economic Commission database. Unfortunately, the official entry doesn&rsquo;t reveal any details about the hardware itself.

However, it does contain two model identifiers - A1893 and A1954.

Apple, on Friday, shared&nbsp;media invites for the event in Chicago, and, was rather vague about it. It features the Apple logo drawn in an artful way, with &#39;Let&#39;s take a field trip&#39; written below it.

Some say that the tech giant is launching the iPads which are in line with the company&#39;s push into the education sector and would be aimed at challenging Google&#39;s lead in classrooms with its Chromebook.&nbsp;

Apple has been pushing the concept of getting more schools to use iPads and some are speculating that the event will be used to reveal a budget version of the popular device aimed at students.

New iPad Pros are also long overdue &mdash; speculations are that this year&#39;s models might have slimmer bezels and Face ID &mdash; but Apple will most likely give out more information during its annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC 18) in June.

Some say that it may happen during a special education-focused event at Lane Tech College Prep High School in Chicago on March 27

Word on the internet is that Apple may be launching a new range of iPads soon. Some say that it may happen during a special education-focused event at Lane Tech College Prep High School in Chicago on March 27. Other rumours that have been around the web are that Apple is also planning to unveil a cheaper MacBook Air and a new iPhone SE which could also happen during the event. A new variant of the MacBook Air is expected to arrive ‘with a lower price tag’, a move that will help the company to push MacBook shipments up by 10-15 per cent this year. The MacBook Air has not seen an upgrade for sometime, unlike the MacBook Pro, though in 2017, Apple improved the Graphics and processor clock speed. New entries in the Eurasian Economic Commission database, discovered by French blog Consomac and noticed by 9to5Mac, indicate Apple is preparing launch two new iPad models. French blog Consomac unearthed filings for two new iPad models with the Eurasian Economic Commission database. Unfortunately, the official entry doesn’t reveal any details about the hardware itself. However, it does contain two model identifiers - A1893 and A1954. Apple, on Friday, shared media invites for the event in Chicago, and, was rather vague about it. It features the Apple logo drawn in an artful way, with 'Let's take a field trip' written below it. Some say that the tech giant is launching the iPads which are in line with the company's push into the education sector and would be aimed at challenging Google's lead in classrooms with its Chromebook. Apple has been pushing the concept of getting more schools to use iPads and some are speculating that the event will be used to reveal a budget version of the popular device aimed at students. New iPad Pros are also long overdue — speculations are that this year's models might have slimmer bezels and Face ID — but Apple will most likely give out more information during its annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC 18) in June.

Apple sends out media invites amid new Macbook Air rumour

Apple Inc has designed iPhones and iPads that would drop chips supplied by Qualcomm Inc, according to two people familiar with the matter.

The change would affect iPhones released in the fall of 2018, but Apple could still change course before then, they said. They declined to be identified because they were not authorized to discuss the matter with the media.

The dispute stems from a change in supply arrangements under which Qualcomm has stopped providing some software for Apple to test its chips in its iPhone designs, one of the people told Reuters.

The two companies are locked in a multinational legal dispute over the Qualcomm`s licensing terms to Apple.

Qualcomm told Reuters it is providing fully tested chips to Apple for iPhones. &quot;We are committed to supporting Apple`s new devices consistent with our support of all others in the industry,&quot; Qualcomm said in a statement.

The Wall Street Journal first reported that Apple could drop Qualcomm chips Monday. Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon said Apple`s move is not totally unexpected.

Though Qualcomm has for several years supplied Apple`s modems - which help Apple`s phones connect to wireless data networks - Intel Corp has provided upward of half of Apple`s modem chips for iPhones in recent years, Rasgon said.

Intel in 2015 acquired a firm that would let it replace more of Qualcomm`s chips in iPhones, Rasgon said.

Rasgon said it`s too early to say definitively whether Apple fully intends to drop Qualcomm next year because Apple can likely make multiple contingency plans for different supplier scenarios.

&quot;Apple is big enough that if they want to support multiple paths, they can do that,&quot; Rasgon said. &quot;Samsung (Electronics Co) did this too. A couple of years ago, Samsung designed Qualcomm out, but Qualcomm didn`t even know until it was close to time to ship&quot; Samsung`s phones, Rasgon said.

The dispute stems from a change in supply arrangements under which Qualcomm has stopped providing some software for Apple to test its chips in its iPhone designs

Apple Inc has designed iPhones and iPads that would drop chips supplied by Qualcomm Inc, according to two people familiar with the matter. The change would affect iPhones released in the fall of 2018, but Apple could still change course before then, they said. They declined to be identified because they were not authorized to discuss the matter with the media. The dispute stems from a change in supply arrangements under which Qualcomm has stopped providing some software for Apple to test its chips in its iPhone designs, one of the people told Reuters. The two companies are locked in a multinational legal dispute over the Qualcomm`s licensing terms to Apple. Qualcomm told Reuters it is providing fully tested chips to Apple for iPhones. "We are committed to supporting Apple`s new devices consistent with our support of all others in the industry," Qualcomm said in a statement. The Wall Street Journal first reported that Apple could drop Qualcomm chips Monday. Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon said Apple`s move is not totally unexpected. Though Qualcomm has for several years supplied Apple`s modems - which help Apple`s phones connect to wireless data networks - Intel Corp has provided upward of half of Apple`s modem chips for iPhones in recent years, Rasgon said. Intel in 2015 acquired a firm that would let it replace more of Qualcomm`s chips in iPhones, Rasgon said. Rasgon said it`s too early to say definitively whether Apple fully intends to drop Qualcomm next year because Apple can likely make multiple contingency plans for different supplier scenarios. "Apple is big enough that if they want to support multiple paths, they can do that," Rasgon said. "Samsung (Electronics Co) did this too. A couple of years ago, Samsung designed Qualcomm out, but Qualcomm didn`t even know until it was close to time to ship" Samsung`s phones, Rasgon said.

Apple could drop Qualcomm components in next years iPhones, iPads: Sources

The UK&#39;s prestigious Cambridge University is now considering doing away with the practice of handwritten exams. The authorities are currently in talks to replace the 800-year-old tradition of writing exams with laptops or iPads.&nbsp;

This is as a result of falling standards of writing style among students.&nbsp;

The academic&nbsp;board feels that &quot;a growing reliance&nbsp;on laptops has led to students&rsquo; writing becoming increasingly illegible&quot;.&nbsp;

As reported by The Telegraph,&nbsp;Cambridge University has&nbsp;launched a consultation on the topic as part of its &quot;digital education strategy&quot;.

The university has already started with an exam typing scheme in the History and Classics faculties earlier this year.&nbsp;

A part of the pilot programme,&nbsp;Dr Sarah Pearsall, a senior lecturer at Cambridge&rsquo;s History Faculty said that handwriting is becoming a &quot;lost art&quot;&nbsp;among the current generation of students.

She said,&nbsp;&quot;Fifteen or twenty years ago students routinely have written by hand several hours a day&nbsp;but now they write virtually nothing by hand except exams. As a faculty, we have been concerned for years about the declining handwriting problem. There has definitely been a downward trend. It is difficult for both the students and the examiners as it is harder and harder to read these scripts.&quot;

This move from handwritten to iPads/laptops could actually help students and teachers both as according to Pearsall, an increasing number of&nbsp;scripts&nbsp;have&nbsp;to be transcribed centrally now.

It means that&nbsp;students with illegible writing are forced to come back to&nbsp;college during the summer holidays to read their answers aloud in the presence of two university administrators. She calls the move&nbsp;&ldquo;extraordinarily commendable&rdquo;.

But there are also those who aren&#39;t very happy about the news. Some teachers have voiced concerns over losing the art of handwriting altogether.&nbsp;

Tracey Trussell, a handwriting expert at the British Institute of Graphologists, urged Cambridge to &ldquo;make sure that students continue to write by hand, particularly in lectures&rdquo;.

She said, &ldquo;Certainly with social media, iPads, and all the rest of it, people do clearly use keyboards much more than they would hand write. It&rsquo;s vital that people continue to write by hand.&rdquo;

There are also concerns that schools could follow Cambridge&#39;s example and scrap handwriting.&nbsp;

There is also concern that schools could follow Cambridge&rsquo;s example by moving away from handwriting.

A spokesman for Cambridge University was quoted: &quot;It&#39;s prompted by students raising concerns that they rarely handwrite during their studies. As part of this, a consultation is being conducted among students on whether computers should be allowed in exams. The consultation is ongoing and will be used to inform future decision-making on the issue.&quot;

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Poor handwriting skills of students has been blamed to be the reason behind this

The UK's prestigious Cambridge University is now considering doing away with the practice of handwritten exams. The authorities are currently in talks to replace the 800-year-old tradition of writing exams with laptops or iPads. This is as a result of falling standards of writing style among students. The academic board feels that "a growing reliance on laptops has led to students’ writing becoming increasingly illegible". As reported by The Telegraph, Cambridge University has launched a consultation on the topic as part of its "digital education strategy". The university has already started with an exam typing scheme in the History and Classics faculties earlier this year. A part of the pilot programme, Dr Sarah Pearsall, a senior lecturer at Cambridge’s History Faculty said that handwriting is becoming a "lost art" among the current generation of students. She said, "Fifteen or twenty years ago students routinely have written by hand several hours a day but now they write virtually nothing by hand except exams. As a faculty, we have been concerned for years about the declining handwriting problem. There has definitely been a downward trend. It is difficult for both the students and the examiners as it is harder and harder to read these scripts." This move from handwritten to iPads/laptops could actually help students and teachers both as according to Pearsall, an increasing number of scripts have to be transcribed centrally now. It means that students with illegible writing are forced to come back to college during the summer holidays to read their answers aloud in the presence of two university administrators. She calls the move “extraordinarily commendable”. But there are also those who aren't very happy about the news. Some teachers have voiced concerns over losing the art of handwriting altogether. Tracey Trussell, a handwriting expert at the British Institute of Graphologists, urged Cambridge to “make sure that students continue to write by hand, particularly in lectures”. She said, “Certainly with social media, iPads, and all the rest of it, people do clearly use keyboards much more than they would hand write. It’s vital that people continue to write by hand.” There are also concerns that schools could follow Cambridge's example and scrap handwriting. There is also concern that schools could follow Cambridge’s example by moving away from handwriting. A spokesman for Cambridge University was quoted: "It's prompted by students raising concerns that they rarely handwrite during their studies. As part of this, a consultation is being conducted among students on whether computers should be allowed in exams. The consultation is ongoing and will be used to inform future decision-making on the issue."

UK's Cambridge University may soon scrap hand written exams in favour of laptops, iPads

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