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Sophisticated iPhone spyware once reserved for government surveillance is now being used by cybercriminals against ordinary users, with a new security report finding that criminal attacks account for most of its detections. iPhone 18 The findings come from mobile security firm iVerify's Advanced Mobile Threat Report 2026 , published November 10. Researchers found 1.07 spyware infections per 1,000 consumer iOS scans, or roughly one in 900, while the rate dropped to 0.7 per 1,000 when enterprise devices were included. The figures reflect iVerify's users, not the global iPhone population. Its consumer base has more than tripled since early 2025, although the report doesn't disclose total scans or infections. The bigger shift is who's being targeted. Every enterprise infection linked to a criminal campaign involved a rank-and-file employee, not a high-profile executive. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
The iPad Air refresh for early 2027 will include the OLED display technology update in both of its sizes, a report claims. iPad Air, without OLED The OLED upgrade for the iPad Air has been rumored for a while , and has previously been tipped to be launched sometime in early 2027. In a report on Tuesday, it seems that OLED will be included across both display sizes for the tablet model. According to sources of DigiTimes , Apple is still targeting a launch of the OLED iPad Air in the first half of 2027. Both the 11-inch and 13-inch models are anticipated to get the display technology. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Following the recent update to the iPad mini , we’re expecting the iPad Air to be next in line to be upgraded to an OLED screen. Previous reports have gradually narrowed down the launch to early 2027, and a new supply chain report echoes this … more…
Apple may be working on a way for Maps arrival estimates that account for parking as well as the walk to your destination, according to findings shared by code explorer pdfu . A new "TimeToPark" flag in the iOS 27.3 beta apparently allows the system to measure time spent near a destination before parking, plus walking time afterwards. The measurements use background location and motion data, with results saved per trip and grouped by weekday and hour. However, pdfu says the feature can only be enabled on internal installations, and no Maps feature uses the data yet. In other words, watch this space – parking-aware ETAs could yet become a thing. Tags: Apple Maps , pdfu This article, " Apple Maps Could Factor Parking Into Your Arrival Time " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
