Troubles with snow and ice at Apple’s North Mochigan store in Chicago were attributable to glitches in a rooftop warming system, rather than any inherently bad architecture, according to the company.
Källa: Apple says Chicago store’s snow problems are result of software issue
Netflix’s Bright might not be a critical success, but it is a commercial success — and that’s all the streaming service needs to hear. After reportsthat a sequel was in the works, company has confirmed that Bright 2 is in development through a brief teaser clip (below). There’s no mention of a release date, plot or even casting, but there’s a good chance that Will Smith and Joel Edgerton will pick up their roles. David Ayer is expected to return as a director and writer.
Källa: Netflix confirms the expected ’Bright’ sequel is on its way
President Trump announced he was disbanding his Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity Wednesday, citing a desire not to engage in “endless legal battles at taxpayer expense.”
The genesis of the commission was the president’s baseless claim that “millions” of illegal votes had cost him the popular-vote victory in the 2016 election, when his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton won about three million more votes.
The Android.Fakeapp Trojan has been infecting Google’s mobile platform for ages in different forms, and one of its latest variants mimics Uber’sinterface. According to Symantec, whoch discovered the new variant after looking at several, the Trojan pops up on screen in regular intervals in an effort to fool you into typing your phone number and password. When you press enter, it sends your log-in credentials to a remote server: the Trojan’s creators could then use your log-in to compromise your other accounts or to sell them to fellow hackers on the black market.
Källa: Android malware mimics Uber’s UI to steal your log-in
Apple’s olive branch to iPhone owners affected by the CPU throttling saga could end up costing the company a small fortune.
The firm promised to replace the batteries of iPhone 6 and later handsets for $29 instead of the usual out-of-warranty price of $79. At the time, Apple said it was extending the discount to any customer “whose battery needs to be replaced.”
Källa: Apple will replace your iPhone battery on the cheap — even if you don’t need one | Trusted Reviews
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses foreign powers of ‘deploying every means at their disposal’, amid intensifying crackdown on protesters
Källa: Iran’s enemies to blame for unrest, says supreme leader, as nine die overnight