Apple has issued new notifications to users in 110 countries warning them of spyware attacks targeting their iPhones, iPads, or Macs. These alerts, sent directly to device lock screens, emails, and account logins, inform users about government-grade spyware threats and advise activating Lockdown Mode for protection. Apple has notified users in over 150 countries so far, highlighting the global spread of such spyware. The notifications aim to prompt immediate action and help users secure their devices, with experts noting these alerts have uncovered widespread spyware abuse in various countries.
On November 5, 2026, two ETFs, Invesco QQQ Trust and Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X ETF (SOXL), set new single-day trading volume records amid a sharp market sell-off. The surge in ETF trading volume is seen as a fear indicator, with the CBOE V...
Researcher Derik Kauffman revealed that Apple's iOS keyboard uses a secret 'gray list' of over 100,000 words and phrases that it blocks from autocomplete and swipe-typing suggestions. The list includes vulgar, offensive, drug-related, and politically...
Apple announced that more than 100,000 apps are now optimized for its foldable iPhone Duo, addressing early criticism about the lack of Duo-ready apps. Popular apps like Microsoft Word, Zoom, and NBA sports apps have joined existing optimized apps su...
Apple's market capitalization reached $5 trillion, surpassing Nvidia by about $615 billion after Nvidia's shares dropped over 9% due to concerns about tougher AI regulations from a Democratic-controlled Congress. Nvidia, heavily reliant on AI data ce...
Apple's business model, which relies on renting server capacity rather than owning data centers, insulates it from potential political risks associated with capital-intensive tech investments. Despite a strong fiscal Q4 with $114.48 billion in revenu...
