Apple releases new “improvements” to OS
We can’t call them bug fixes because Apple is not saying what they are
Apple released several new operating system updates to the public: iOS 15.3, iPadOS 15.3, macOS Monterey 12.2, watchOS 8.4, tvOS 15.3, and HomePod Software 15.3 but while we know that they are bug fixes and security updates, Jobs’ Mob is only giving vague details.
Apple fanboys want Intel 12th generation chips
At least those who know a bit about PCs
While Jobs Mob does not want to flog a Mac with one of Intel's 12th-generation Core processors, there is support amongst those fanboys who know about PCs to make it happen.
Hackers make merry with Apple’s “security.”
But don’t worry Google saves fanboys
Google researchers caught hackers targeting users in Hong Kong exploiting vulnerabilities in Apple's Mac operating system.
A new time of macOS malware is out there
Being used to attack iOS software developers
The Tame Apple Press has been shocked to report that the macOS software is not invulnerable to attacks as it has been hinting.
MacOS Big Sur bricks older machines
Apple hopes you will now update
Fruity cargo cult Apple seems to have worked a way around those who refuse to upgrade ancient Macs to the latest and most expensive model – it bricks them.
Apple thinks it can get its macOS running on the iPhone
Tame Apple Press are overjoyed that the the two are coming together
Now that it is moving to purge Intel from its business model, the fruity cargo cult is getting all confident that the ARM-based chips it is creating can be used anywhere.
MacOS Image Capture app steals space
Apple’s software team strikes again
The same people who bought you a watch which could not switch to summer time have developed an app which needlessly steals gigabytes of storage space for Lols.
Linux is the world’s most vulnerable operating system
World’s worse are Debian, Android, macOS and Ubuntu
The idea that Microsoft’s Windows is the world’s most buggy and vulnerable operating system is pants, and it is so-called cast iron operating systems like Linux and macOS which are the worst.
Recycling Mac malware makes good sense
Saves you lots of time
While Apple fanboys insist that there is no Mac malware out there, a former National Security Agency former hacker has been recycling mac malware to carry out new missions.
Macs have more malware than Windows
Seems hackers have got around to noticing
According to cybersecurity software company Malwarebytes' latest State of Malware report, the amount of malware on Macs is outpacing PCs for the first time ever.