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Camera apps in Google’s Play Store have been found stealing data and infecting Android devices with malware or spyware.
Some of those apps are also available on the App Store.

App developers Meitu, iJoysoft, Lyrebird Studio, Perfect Corp. and others are involved. See here:
These camera apps with billions of downloads might be stealing your data and infecting you with malware | CyberNews

Though this article covers Android devices only, these apps should also be removed on iDevices.

Apple’s next special event will take place on September 10th at the Steve Jobs Theater (Cupertino, California).

With this link, you can add the event to your calendar:
Apple Events - Apple Special Events

WWDC 2019 will take place on June 3-7 this spring in San Jose, CA. Registration information was sent to registered developers earlier this week. The keynote will take place on the first day of the conference.

Pre-orders open up today for the new Apple iPhone XR. Apple began accepting pre-orders at 12:01am through its online store and the Apple Store App. The 6.1-inch iPhone XR is the third iPhone released in 2018, and the least expensive of the new devices. The iPhone XR features an LCD display with a resolution of 1792x828, a single-lens camera system, lesser water resistance, an aluminum frame, Haptic Touch, and LTE Advanced.

Continue discussing the new iPhone XR @ iPhone Xr

Here is your link for the Apple Event.

Watch the Apple Special Event

There are strong rumours that the new iPhones will be announced on September 12th.

Who's excited?

Happy Birthday iMac! Apple released the first iMac was on August 15 back in 1998. The iMac, which sold for $1,299 at launch featured a 233 - 700MHz PowerPC 750 G3 processor, 4GB of storage, a 15-inch CRT, a CD-ROM drive, and an ATI graphics card.

During the introduction, Jobs said "This is iMac. The whole thing is translucent. You can see into it. It's so cool"

Anyone on the forum have one of these?

The latest speculation about the upcoming flagship iPhone for the fall adds a couple of twists: support for the Apple Pencil stylus and a 512GB storage option. That's what TrendForce's prognosticators predict in a press release issued by the analyst firm. These new offerings could certainly be to compete with Samsung's recently released Galaxy Note 9 that offers stylus support, a 512GB configuration, plus a 6.5-inch OLED screen (the iPhone may have a 6.4-inch AMOLED).

According to just-revealed analysis from TrendForce (and spotted by MacRumors), the market intelligence firm predicts that the 6.1-inch iPhone (which could be called the iPhone 9) will start at $699 or $749.