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  iOS 16.7.1 is currently rolling out to older  iPhone models, days after Apple released the iOS 17.0.3 for eligible handsets to fix overheating issues affecting the iPhone 15 Pro models. As part of the latest iOS 16 update, the Cupertino company has patched two security flaws and has advised users to download and install the update on their smartphones. Meanwhile, users who have not installed the iOS 17 update on recent iPhone models can also download the iOS 16.7.1 update. The update to iOS 16.7.1 began rolling out to users late Tuesday for users with iPhone 8 and newer models, while owners of eligible iPad models will be able to download the iPadOS 16.7.1 update. Users who are running devices compatible with  iOS 17 but have chosen to remain on iOS 16 for the time being will also be able to update to the latest version. Just like the iOS 17.0.3 update that was rolled out last week, the iOS 16.7.1 update comes with an important fix for an iOS 16 kernel vulnerability t...

  Apple to officially drop prices on its entry-level iPhone SE, but there are a couple of ways this could work. Most rumours point to the new model –  iPhone SE (2022)  iPhone SE 3, iPhone SE 5G, or whatever it's called – launching at $299 or even at $199. The latter is extremely unlikely, since Apple rarely makes such huge changes to its lineup. Still, any price cut would be interesting. Keeping the price high could be justified because Apple will most likely use a version its most recent  A 15 Bionic SoC , which powers the  iPhone 13 Series , and of course the headlining feature will be 5G. We won't lose any features compared to the previous model, so the IP67 rating and wireless charging will continue to set this product apart. Build quality should be top-notch, with metal and glass. Then of course there's Apple's promise of security,  long - term software updates , and the usual brand value. The  Android world moved on to big screens with min...

  If you have accidentally deleted your contacts from your iPhone and need to recover them, there are several methods you can try: Restore from iCloud Backup: If you have an iCloud backup that was taken before the contacts were deleted, you can restore your iPhone from that backup. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. After your iPhone restarts, select "Restore from iCloud Backup" and choose the backup that contains your deleted contacts. Restore from iTunes Backup: If you have an iTunes backup that was taken before the contacts were deleted, you can restore your iPhone from that backup. Connect your iPhone to your computer and open iTunes. Click on the iPhone icon in the top left corner and select "Restore Backup" from the Summary screen. Choose the backup that contains your deleted contacts. Use a third-party tool: There are several third-party tools available that can help you recover deleted contacts from your iPhone. Some ...

  iTunes was a media player, library, and device management application developed by Apple Inc. It was primarily used for playing, downloading, and organizing digital audio and video files on a computer running macOS or Windows operating systems. iTunes was also used for managing Apple devices, such as iPhones, iPads, and iPods. Users could use iTunes to sync media files, backup device data, update device software, and install or uninstall apps on their Apple devices. However, as of macOS Catalina (version 10.15) released in 2019, Apple replaced iTunes with three separate apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV. On Windows, users can still download and use iTunes to manage their Apple devices, but media playback features have been moved to separate apps.

Apple's work on communications satellites and next-generation wireless technology means the aim is likely to beam data to a user's device, potentially mitigating the dependence on wireless carriers, or for linking devices together without a traditional network. Apple could also be exploring satellites for more precise location tracking for its devices, enabling improved maps and new features. Amazon.com plans to deploy more than 3,000 satellites as part of a future constellation. However, the industry is littered with failures. Iridium filed for bankruptcy protection in 1999, and Teledesic abandoned its “Internet from the sky” plan more than a decade ago. Newer efforts from Facebook, SpaceX and Amazon are a long way from generating revenue, and Apple rarely enters new categories without a clear way to make money. In recent months, Apple has started hiring new software and hardware experts for the team, seeking engineers with experience in designing components for communications...