Under Armour reveals MyFitnessPal data breach affecting 150 million users
Popular food and nutrition logging app MyFitnessPal, owned by Under Armour, has suffered a massive data breach. The company announced today that an estimated 150 million have been affected by the breach and may have had their data compromised…
Apple releases Swift 4.1 with updates to the core language, new build options, more
Swift is Apple’s programing language designed from the ground up and coinciding with the other software releases today, Apple has pushed version 4.1 of Swift to developers…
Apple releases iTunes 12.7.4 with new ‘Music Videos’ section for Apple Music users
Early today, Apple started rolling out a new Music Videos section to the Music app on iOS. The feature acts as a home for music videos for Apple Music subscribers, aggregating the best and most recent video content. Now, the new Music Video section is coming to desktop with iTunes 12.7.4…
Victim’s Apple Watch data leads to arrest in Australian murder case
While we’ve heard some neat stories about how Apple Watch has saved lives, the wearable is also making a difference in solving crimes. Apple Watch data has become key evidence in an Australian murder investigation and has resulted in an arrest. more…
9to5Mac Daily 053 | March 29, 2018
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Large Sport Loop now available for 42mm Apple Watch, but only in one color for now
How to update your HomePod to the latest software version [Video]
The first update for the HomePod, version 11.3 (15E217) was released today. In this post, we’ll walk through the steps of updating your HomePod to the latest available public release. more…
Fortnite releases major iOS update with guided missile, antialiasing, Party Text Chat, much more [Video]
Epic Games released a major update for its super popular iOS release of Fortnite. Along with the standard performance and bug fixes, the update brings new weapons and items, changes to gameplay, new features for mobile devices and more.
Review: The Insta360 ONE is a fantastic way to capture experiences with your iPhone [Video]
I love my drone, but I knew when I bought it that it was only going to be a matter of time before countries started clamping down on them. Sadly, that proved to be the case when I spent a few days in Iceland. Everywhere I went, there were No Drone signs. I carried it around with me, but didn’t get to use it even once.
Fortunately, I did have another interesting gadget on me – one currently exclusive to the Apple Store: the Insta360 ONE camera. This is a 360-degree 4K video camera that plugs into the Lightning socket of an iPhone. You can either shoot like this, or you can put the camera on a selfie stick and then plug it into the iPhone to edit and upload your footage.
This proved a fantastic way to capture experiences, and in terms of capturing unusual and engaging video, it’s the next best thing to a drone …
Apple rolling out overhauled privacy controls to users in May to meet GDPR laws
A fresh report from Bloomberg today details the news that Apple will be bringing refreshed privacy controls for its devices and iCloud services. These updates are coming as Facebook is embroiled in a data privacy snafu and new European data privacy laws that will begin in May.