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New spyware is currently plaguing iOS and Android users. The Spyware seems like an extension of the extortion scheme carried over via illicit websites. The malware or rather ransomware called “Goontact.” 
Apple today announced the adoption rate of its latest operating system. According to the data uploaded on Apple’s Developer website, about 81% of iPhones sold in the last four years are running iOS 14. 
Just a couple of days after releasing iOS 14.3 to the public, Apple has seeded the first beta of iOS 14.4 to developers. 
Last week, Google announced the launch of Stadia on iPhone and iPad. Today, the search engine giant has introduced a mobile beta that brings its cloud gaming service to iOS and iPadOS. The service is currently available in beta, with a stable version coming later. 
Apple’s latest M1 powered MacBooks are hogging the limelight. The ARM-based laptop is blazingly fast, and benchmarks have confirmed the same. A few years back, Windows debuted its ARM lineup, on Surface and other devices. PCWorld has put both ARM-based and emulated Intel software on Surface Pro X. Unsurprisingly, the Surface Pro X comes nowhere close to Apple’s M1 powered Macs. 
Google today announced the launch of the Apple TV app on Chromecast with Google TV. The app will be launched later early next year, with support for more Android TVs coming later. 
Facebook has publicly lashed out at Apple for the App Store Privacy Labels that highlight all the details an app collects about the user. It has also criticized Apple for another controversial ad tracking privacy change in iOS 14 saying it would lead to a massive drop in ad revenue and greatly affect small businesses. Now that Apple has started rolling out App Store Privacy Labels with the release of iOS 14.3 earlier this week, Facebook has gone ahead and published a full-page ad in some of the leading newspapers in the U.S. calling out Apple. 
A new report originating from Korea claims that Apple will be launching the ‘Lite’ version of AirPods Pro in the first half of 2021. 
