SideStepper isn’t a new iOS vulnerability, it’s an old phishing scam with fresh marketing. Reports are circulating about a supposedly new iOS security vulnerability that involves a mobile device management (MDM) ”hijack”. Apple provided iMore with the following comment: ”This is a clear example of a phishing attack that attempts to trick the user installing a configuration profile and then installing an app,” an Apple spokesperson told iMore. ”This is not an iOS vulnerability. We’ve built safeguards into iOS to help warn users of potentially harmful content like this. We also encourage our customers to download from only a trusted source like the App Store and to pay attention to the warnings that we’ve put in place before they choose to download and install untrusted content.” From what I’ve seen, and based on my understanding of what’s going on, Apple is correct. This looks like a traditional phishing/social engineering attack that attempts to trick someone into installing m…

How do the cameras in the iPhone SE compare to previous iPhones? Let’s find out! Camera test time! I’ve been shooting with iPhone SE as my primary camera for well over a week now and I’ve been very impressed. The combination of that 12-megapixel iSight camera and the tiny size has made it, well, the perfect pocket camera. It’s effectively identical to an iPhone 6s, but I’m used to shooting with an iPhone 6s Plus, which also includes optical image stabilization (OIS) to smooth out my shaky hands. So, I wanted to see what, if any, difference I could detect in real world conditions. I also wanted to see how much better, if at all, the iPhone SE camera performed compared to iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, and iPhone 5 — the most common phones people might be looking to upgrade from. So, I started testing! If you’re looking for how Apple’s 12-megapixel iSight compares to Samsung’s, you can check out our iPhone 6s vs. Galaxy S7 shootout. If you want a bunch of other phones as well, you can check …

Here’s how to set it up and start using your brand new iPad! If you just received a new 9.7-inch iPad Pro, the bigger 12.9-inch iPad Pro, an iPad mini 4, or any new iPad, that’s only the beginning. A world of apps and features await you. First, though, you have to get set up so you can start using it all! That means going through the initial ”Hello!” septs, adding any accounts you might with Google or Microsoft, getting FaceTime and iMessage rolling, and downloading all the apps and games you’ll be spending the next long while with, like FaceBook, Pinterest, Candy Crush, and more. Even if you’ve never owned an iPad — or iPhone! — before, don’t worry. Apple’s made it really easy to get started, and we’re here to walk you through all of it! How to set up your new iPad Ultimate guide to using iMessage for iPad How to set up mail, contacts, and calendars on iPad Ultimate guide to using Camera on iPad Ultimate guide to using Notes for iPad How to set up your new iPad The minute…

If you don’t keep your iPhone in a case, but want to protect it when out and about, Cellet’s Noble leather case with belt clip is a great choice. With this you can keep your phone secured to your hip and protected while moving, but when you take it out you have the great look and design Apple wanted you to have. Today, you can pick up this holster for $12.95. …

If you’re a fan of Bungie’s popular shooter-MMO hybrid Destiny, you’ll no doubt be happy to know the Destiny Companion app for iPhone has received a pretty big overhaul. Additionally, the latest update to the companion app also brings iPad support, optimizing the app for bigger screens. In all, the revamp brings a number of improvements to different sections, new tracking features and much more. Here’s the full breakdown of what’s new in version 4.0.0: Now available on iPad. Revamped gear section lets you easily search and manage all your gear in Destiny. Updated to help you track your progress on your Quests, Reputation, Weekly, and Daily missions. Browse fan created artwork and videos. Navigation converted to a tab bar and ability to customize the sections you care about most. Many enhancements to Legend, Stats, Messaging, Friends, Forums, Groups, and more. And there you have it. If you’d like to check out your in-game stats, gear and much more, you can grab th…