Thursday, April 13, 2017

iPhone 8 Rumors, Blood Glucose Sensors, Swatch Ticks Off Apple - MacRumors

With likely just five months to go until Apple unveils the iPhone 8, we've heard a lot of rumors but have yet to see any actual part leaks from the upcoming device. A new alleged design drawing could, however, offer a glimpse of what it might look like. While this could be a fake or a prototype design, the drawing depicts a device that's slightly larger and thicker than an iPhone 7 and which has only very narrow top and bottom bezels. A dual rear camera is shown in a vertical orientation, and a possible Touch ID sensor is shown in the middle of the device's rear casing.

Apple had been rumored to be integrating Touch ID directly into the display, but one recent rumor claims Apple has had trouble achieving this, which could explain moving the fingerprint sensor to the rear. Both the iPhone 8 and more traditional "iPhone 7s" models are said to include 3 GB of RAM and retain Lightning ports.
 
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Popular Stories Apr 13, 2017
Apple Has 'Secret' Team of Biomedical Engineers Developing Sensors for Non-Invasively Monitoring Blood Glucose
Apple has been rumored for some time to be working on blood glucose sensors for the Apple Watch, and a new report offers more detail on the project. Apple is said to have roughly 30 engineers working on optical sensors that could help diabetics monitor their blood glucose levels, a project that was reportedly started under Steve Jobs.

Apple is said to be moving into feasibility studies on the project, but even if it proves successful, it will be some time until the sensors can be integrated into a product like the Apple Watch.
 
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NYU Student Goes Undercover at Pegatron Factory, Offers Inside Look at iPhone Production
New York University graduate student Dejian Zeng spent last summer working undercover at Apple's manufacturing partner Pegatron, helping to assemble both the iPhone 6s and iPhone 7, and he recently shared an inside look at what it's like to work there. Zeng, whose interest lies in human rights advocacy, described Pegatron's security measures and safety training, as well as life as an employee such as working routines, living quarters, food, and more.
 
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Nvidia Releases macOS Drivers for GeForce 10-Series Graphics Cards
As we noted last week, graphics card manufacturer Nvidia announced plans to release Mac drivers for its latest GeForce 10-series "Pascal" graphics cards, and earlier this week the company did indeed release the beta drivers.

Apple has favored AMD over Nvidia for graphics over the past several years, and while these new beta drivers are only immediately useful to those upgrading older Mac Pro models, using external GPUs, or building Hackintoshes, they offer some optimism that Apple may readopt Nvidia technology and offer users broad upgrade possibilities for the upcoming redesigned Mac Pro.
 
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Apple Sues Swatch Over 'Tick Different' Marketing Campaign
Swatch has been advertising its Bellamy wristwatch with built-in Visa NFC payment technology under the tagline "Tick Different," and that's apparently ticked off Apple, as the company has filed suit against Swatch. Apple claims Swatch is unfairly referencing Apple's iconic "Think Different" slogan from the 1990s, but it's unclear what the outcome will be as Apple has already lost its complaint to the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property over the issue.
 
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Malware Attacks on Macs Up 744% in 2016, Mostly Due to Adware
The Mac platform saw a huge uptick in the malware attacks in 2016, rising 744% compared to 2015 according to a study by McAfee Labs. Malware for the Mac remains a very minor portion of the overall malware seen in the wild, and most of it is adware rather than more nefarious types of malware, but it's still an annoyance and users should take steps to protect themselves by downloading software only from trusted sources. 
 
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