Eye-catching pastel pink Recently, the actual image of the iPhone 13 Pro Max spread throughout the Weibo (China) social network, causing many iFan to panic, especially the sisters. The actual image of the iPhone 13 Pro Max spread throughout the Weibo social network, causing many iFan to panic. (Photo: Weibo) Specifically, the image circulating on Weibo shows a detailed machined pink iPhone, not a build or 3D model. Appearance details such as square frames, large camera clusters completely coincide with previous leaked information. Making people even more confused is the return of pink, specifically pastel pink, which looks quite vibrant and eye-catching. In fact, Rose Gold pink was one of the most popular iPhone colors from the iPhone 6/6 Plus to 6s/6s Plus and appeared on the 2016 iPhone SE version as well. Rose Gold used to be a very popular color on iPhone 6/6 Plus, iPhone 6s/6s Plus and iPhone SE 2016. (Photo: Walpaperlist) However, since the iPhone 7 generation was launched, this color has not appeared on any of Apple’s new iPhones. Many sources recently revealed, it is very likely that we may see pink color again on the iPhone 13 version that will be released in September this year. (Photo: Ali Sayed) This is not the first time a pink iPhone 13 image has surfaced on social media. Recently, the Peng Store account posted the first image of the pink iPhone 13 and received tens of thousands of “hearts” on Twitter. Pink iPhone 13 version. (Photo: Peng Store) There are also orange, bronze and mysterious matte black Besides the pink option, the iPhone 13 Series is also expected to have many new color options. On March 28, “rumor expert” Max Weinbach revealed on Twitter that the iPhone 13 will have an additional matte black (Matte Black), while Apple is also testing a bronze gold color option (Bronze) for the iPhone 13. New iPhone. The shell can be made from stainless steel, limiting fingerprints. (Photo: EverythingApplePro) In addition to 2 options of matte black and copper gold, iPhone 13 is also expected to have an orange color option. According to information, this color is currently being tested by Apple to replace the ocean blue (Pacific Blue) found on the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max launched last year.

And below is a list of iPhones that users should definitely not buy at the moment. Devices released before 2017 (iPhone 7/7 Plus and earlier) – Too old It’s 2021, buying yourself products that are more than 4-5 years old at first glance is already “wrong” and the truth is true. The iPhones released during this period are not necessarily bad products, but on the contrary, the iPhone 6s/6s Plus, 7/7 Plus… are in fact the best-selling iPhones that Apple has ever launched. It’s just because they’re so old. iPhone 7/7 Plus has begun to show signs of age In 2021, iOS 15 will be released and that is also the time when the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus duo will officially stop supporting software updates. The two successors of this couple have also shown signs of age when they are supported to upgrade to iOS 14 version, but they are very sluggish and start to appear quite difficult lag phenomenon. bear. Le Xuan Tinh, representative of XTmobile store shared: “If you are a user of the above iPhone models, don’t worry too much, all you need to do is just turn off the automatic software update feature on the device. and continue to use, your iPhone will continue to stick with its owner for a long time, 2-3 years or something.” If you are still attached to the Touch ID fingerprint sensor, the iPhone 8/8 Plus is the right choice And if you are thinking of buying a new one, stop thinking about it right away. Try a little harder, “single-lock” some newer models like iPhone 8/8 Plus, iPhone X, iPhone XR… We’ve got a pretty detailed summary of the best iPhone models worth buying in this range. price under 9 million (find and read here). iPhone SE 2020 – Outdated design Released around April 2020, iPhone SE 2020 is a “hybrid” with the appearance of iPhone 8 and the “gut” of iPhone 11. This can be a bright choice if you love sensors. Touch ID fingerprint, but apart from that single strong point, iPhone SE 2020 is a model you should immediately get rid of from your head from now on, why? Looking at the front is “rest” to know what machine this is! The first is the somewhat outdated design taken from the iPhone 8, no matter how much you love Apple, sorry, iFan is already fed up with this design and with a price of about 10 million VND in addition to that. other, we can completely “lower money” for any Android-powered model regardless, they will all have a design that looks “more eye-catching” than SE 2020. Next is battery life, a model that carries an iPhone 8 battery and the power of iPhone 11? If you suspect that this “good” will be very weak, congratulations, you are right! The usage time of the iPhone SE 2020 is really disappointing in the segment where it is being positioned. What’s more, the inclusion of only a 5W charger in the box (now no longer available) makes this weakness even more annoying. With the appearance of an iPhone 8, but the iPhone SE 2020 has the soul of the iPhone 11 Finally, the screen part, due to the use of the same frame as the iPhone 8, the SE 2020 is also equipped with the same screen panel, the “old-fashioned” IPS LCD, meanwhile, spends the same amount of money, even Even cheaper to buy an iPhone X or XS, you can already experience a modern OLED screen, for good visual effects and a deep black color. As for the IPS panel, this has never been a bad screen, it’s just too outdated! Is that enough cons for you to immediately put the intention of buying iPhone SE 2020 out of your head? iPhone 12 mini – Too small The last representative on the “do not buy” list today is the youngest brother in the iPhone 12 Series line. It’s really not a bad model, it has a beautiful screen, great camera, hardware ready to challenge any opponent. However, 12 mini was born in the wrong time. iPhone 12 mini is the most estranged model of the iPhone 12 Series In an era where people use their smartphones as “separate things”, they eat and sleep with their smartphones, entertain with their smartphones, and do almost everything they can on this smart device. Then a model with a “tiny” small size like the iPhone 12 mini is absolutely not an appropriate choice. No one will want to watch a blockbuster movie on a screen that is only 5.4 inches in size. In addition, the size of 12 mini also does not allow Apple to insert a large capacity battery, thereby resulting in less usage time. iPhone 12 mini is a good product but no longer suitable for market demand In fact, the iPhone 12 mini is equipped with 20W fast charging. However, users still have to spend several million dong to buy more. Therefore, the conclusion is that even if you have excess money, buy an iPhone 11, use it much better! And those are the top 3 iPhones that we absolutely should not buy for any reason. Although they all have strengths in some aspect, but overall they are not suitable for the tastes and needs of consumers at the present time! Photo: Internet

The first mass attack on Apple’s mobile platform came to light when researchers discovered 40 malicious apps that existed on the App Store. Apple was silent about the biggest attack on the iOS platform. Photo: Getty Images. When the scope of the investigation was expanded, this number was eventually determined to be 4,000. They contain malicious code that makes iPhone and iPad part of the botnet. Simply put, the iPhone infected with malicious code becomes the iPhone “zombie”, manipulated for many malicious purposes. Malware infiltrated 128 million iPhones This shocking information has just been revealed by Epic’s lawyers, a few days before the trial of the antitrust lawsuit between the game maker and Apple. Accordingly, on the afternoon of September 21, 2015, about a week after Apple launched iPhone 6s / 6s Plus, Apple leaders discovered 2,500 malicious applications on the App Store, which were downloaded by 128 million users, total plus 203 million visitors, of which 18 million users in the US. Thousands of malware appeared on 128 million iPhones. Photo: Bankinfosecurity. “Joz, Tom and Christine – the number of affected customers is very large, should we email all of them?”, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Global Marketing, Greg Joswiak team members by email. “If so, Dale Bagwell from the Customer Experience team will take care of it. It should be noted that it is difficult to translate emails into the local language, as the application is downloaded in many different countries around the world. About 10 hours later, Bagwell joined the discussion on this matter. Obviously localizing the content, especially the exact name of the application, is not easy. Finally, no emails are sent to the client. Apple quietly posted a simple Q&A document, which generally lists the series of malicious codes appearing on the App Store and the 25 most downloaded names of these. Currently the post has also been deleted. Malware impersonates Apple’s development tools The biggest attack in iOS history came from developers writing apps using fake Xcode – Apple’s iOS and OS X software development tools. The version called XcodeGhost stealthily inserted malicious code alongside the normal functions of the application. Since then, the infected applications cause the victim’s iPhone to be controlled and controlled by the server, and provide a lot of information about the device, including name, identification code, network information, details in ” IDfierForVendor ”… XcodeGhost has embedded the malicious code in popular applications. Photo: Hackread. In China, XcodeGhost promises to load faster than the Xcode toolkit provided by Apple. When developers use the fake version, they receive a warning from Gatekeeper, the macOS security feature requires the app to be verified by a reputable publisher. Eventually, however, thousands of apps developed from the fake toolkit still appeared on the App Store. Disappointing behavior of Apple According to the Wired The Cupertino giant has long made security and privacy a top priority on its devices. Therefore, they need to report directly to the users affected by this serious incident. Google has a bad reputation for being silent when users download malicious apps on Android or the Chrome browser, now it’s Apple’s turn. This is not the first malware scandal on the App Store that eventually falls silent. From 2013, page ArsTechnica found that the application “Jekyll” passed an Apple rating but ultimately contained malicious code. The leaders of Apple have forwarded back and forth, discussing a lot about the method of controlling and approving applications on the App Store. However, all are kept internally confidential without public notice to affected users. IOS 15 build with many new features The new iOS build integrates quite a few features that users have been waiting for.