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When Apple unveiled iPhone 5S together with its Touch ID sensor, many hailed it as an excellent new feature. However, since the launch, many have devised ways to circumvent the fingerprint sensor security. Now, Starbug from ‘Chaos Computer Club’ has posted a video of how he was able to accomplish this.
Pandora has long enjoyed the position of being one of the most successful internet-based radio services. However, with the recent launch of Apple’s iTunes Radio which arrives as part of Apple’s new iOS 7, a new contender is in the arena.
One of the key features of Apple’s new iPhone 5S is that it comes equipped with the new Touch ID system. The fingerprint scanner has been touted by Apple as highly secure but now, a group of hackers has claimed that it has been able to bypass the security measure without much hassle.
You will find Apple’s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue and its Senior Vice President Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller, who have joined the social network Twitter long ago, but it was Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, who had abstained himself from joining Twitter for a long time.. But now, Tim Cook has finally joined Twitter using an account with the name of @Tim_Cook and he has tweeted for the first time about his visit to the Apple retail stores.
To visit Apple Genius Bar, now you need an Apple ID to schedule Online Genius Bar appointment instead of filling up only name, address and email.
Apple has seeded the Golden Master (GM) version of iOS 7 to developers. This represents the final build that will be released to the public on September 18 for installation on existing devices.
This year, Apple has undertaken the unusual step of launching two iPhone versions – iPhone 5S as well as iPhone 5C. Whereas iPhone 5S is the regular, top-end smartphone but iPhone 5C is the cheaper, low-end alternative. So why exactly did Apple divide its iPhone portfolio this year?
Yesterday at a launch event which mustered a lot of fanfare, Apple unveiled the new iPhone 5S handset, running iOS 7. And now Apple has announced that it has started accepting app submissions for iOS 7.