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If you installed Popcorn Time on a Mac years ago, part of the app may still be running, and it may have left your Mac open to attack.

Apple has rolled out its latest iOS 27.2 update for iPhones and iPads, featuring expanded language support and improved memory functions for Siri AI, suggestions in messages, and Apple Pencil support for the foldable iPhone Duo.

iOS 27.2 is now rolling out, and while this update isn’t as big as iOS 27 itself was, there’s quite a lot here to get stuck into, so — even putting aside the inevitable bug fixes — it’s well worth downloading.

Apple has kicked off its first major update for iOS 27 with the release of iOS 27.2 on Monday. Though the new version adds several intriguing changes, the ones for Siri AI may be the most helpful.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today announced the launch of Privacy Badger for Safari on macOS.

Apple reportedly plans to unveil an all-new smart home hub as part of the “Welcome home” product launch it announced for Tuesday, October 13.

Apple has reached an agreement to recruit employees from Huxe and license the AI audio startup’s technology, according to a new European Commission filing.

If you’re having trouble with your iPhone 18 Pro Max on the AT&T network, you’re not alone. Since the debut of the iPhone 18 series last week, users with the top-tier model have encountered problems connecting to the AT&T network for calls, texts, data, and even 911 communication.

Apple has released its first update to iOS 27 to fix an intermittent but annoying problem that could cause the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max to freeze or restart without warning. Released Monday, iOS 27.0.1 promises to resolve this freeze and restart issue, which typically occurs when Face ID fails to authenticate.

In the mid–1990s, Apple worked on an operating system called Copland, which was announced but never commercially released because of project management issues and feature creep. Parts of Copland were eventually included in Mac OS 7.6 and Mac OS 8, but it was so problematic as a whole that Apple nixed it before it was…