Apple could add new screen technology to iPhone in 2017, report says
The company had been expected to reveal the new screens as late as 2019, but may be looking to speed the process amid worries that the company has hit ‘peak iPhone’
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The company had been expected to reveal the new screens as late as 2019, but may be looking to speed the process amid worries that the company has hit ‘peak iPhone’
Since the revelations of government surveillance made by Edward Snowden, companies have been retooling their products to protect against intrusion
The system will allow the phones to take much more detailed, brighter and clearer images, as well as shrinking down the size
Apple's argument about security is rejected by a majority of every age group and political persuasion
The Microsoft founder is one of the only people in the tech establishment to have backed the US government rather than the tech giant
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Some have pointed out that the company is only resisting the US government because its sales depend on it — but in this case, revenues seem to match up with the company's principles
The problem made phones completely useless, and there was no way of bringing them back
The protest group said that they are ‘not protesting Apple’, but instead supporting its attempt to fight ‘back against this too’
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The big question: As the US government requests that Apple break into its own phones, how safe are we now?
The company has been working on coating all of the individual parts inside its phones, letting signals get through more easily and allowing more space for battery
The problem causes phones to brick if they are set to a specific date, and there is no easy way of bringing them back to life
Changing the phone’s date to 1 January, 1970 — and there doesn’t seem to be any dependable solution, short of heading to an Apple Store
If the Touch ID fingerprint scanner on your phone has been tampered with or replaced by a third party, Apple shuts the phone down
It certainly doesn't look like the picture was shot on an iPhone 6
The issue — which causes the phone to shut down in a way that can never be recovered from — helps keep data from the fingerprint sensor safe, Apple says