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Here’s a look at the new emoji that could come to iPhone this year

Emoji 14.0 draft renderings by Jeremy Burge The draft candidates for the Unicode Consortium’s Emoji 14.0 release are up for approval and Emojipedia has shared a great look at many of the new emoji that could come to iPhone over the next year. Seven new faces are in the mix like melting face and face with peeking eye, with other candidates including heart hands, person with crown, troll, low…
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DigiTimes: iPhone 13 to feature new Wi-Fi 6E standard

As the iPhone 13 launch approaches, we are able to learn even more details about Apple’s upcoming devices. A report by DigiTimes says the company will introduce the Wi-Fi 6E standard in this generation. GaAs IC foundries Win Semiconductors and Advanced Wireless…
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Motif can now turn your iPhone and Mac photos into canvas prints

Motif, the company behind the Mac Photos app printing service that Apple used to offer is out with the option to easily print images on canvas right from iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple offered a seamless printing service right within the Photos app on Mac up until 2018. It then shifted to integrated plug-ins from Motif and more to handle the functionality. Along with macOS integration, RR…
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Android 12 Beta 3: Fingerprint scanner gains new unlock animation

Back in Android 12 Beta 2, the Pixel 4 was shown a little love with a new animation signifying that your device has been unlocked. Not to be left out, devices with a fingerprint scanner have now received a new animation when unlocking in Android 12 Beta 3. This new “wave” animation effectively copies other lockscreen animations added in Android 12 Beta 2, with the Always-on display…
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Zero-day exploit allowed SolarWinds hackers to extract login information from iOS devices

While Apple constantly works to improve the security of its devices, hackers are always looking for new ways to crack the security systems found in the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other devices. Earlier this year, an exploit found in Apple’s WebKit (which is the Safari engine) allowed hackers to extract login information from iOS devices. As first reported by Google’s Threat Analysis Group (via…
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