| iPhone Safety Part 2 – Is Apple all phoney? iPhone Safety Part 2 follows the investigations by Cybernews researchers who found 70% of its App Store leaked hardcore secrets. It asks how Apple can get away with what amounts to gross negligence. The original post Apple iPhone is not safe – 70% of App Store apps leak hardcore secrets, nearly melted down our servers. The companion post Apple iPhone safety – things you can do to stay safer was not far behind. Why? Cybernews says we shouldn’t mistake slick marketing for security. And we shouldn’t let Apple off the hook simply because the alternative might be worse. Apple’s tight control over its ecosystem gives it enormous power, but with that comes responsibility. Until then, the walled garden may look pristine, but it’s full of weeds. It adds that Apple has the power to detect suspect apps during approval (Google does), but for reasons unknown, it declines to do so. Read More |
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Guests and Topics on the Show
| We caught up with Kurt Bonnici, Head of Motorola for Greater Asia Pacific, to chat about the new moto edge 60 Fusion. Kurt walked us through the design choices, key features, and how Motorola is delivering premium performance without the premium price tag. I recorded this video during the week explaining the Edge 60 Fusion in more detail and showing some of its features – Watch The Video Here |
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| We also spoke with Alex Choros, managing Editor from WhistleOut, who broke down the latest telco news – including what’s happening with mobile plans, broadband deals, and how Starlink is shaking things up. He gave us the lowdown on where you can save, what to watch out for, and what Aussies can expect next in the world of connectivity. |
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