Weekly overview 8: iPhone 16th, C1 mobile modem from Apple and iPhone 17 (Pro) rumors

A few years ago, Apple started production of their own chips for their devices, the so -called Apple Silicon. On Mac, we said goodbye to the Intel processors and in the iPhone the arm processors were replaced by Apple Silicon.

After years of development, Apple has now also unveiled their own modem, which has been named C1. The new Apple C1 replaces the Qualcomm modemchips that were used for the mobile dataonectivity of the iPhone. The new iPhone 16th is the first device that Apple has equipped with the C1 chip. The chip is also part of the Apple Silicon Chip.

Now that the iPhone 16 series has been officially released by Apple, the first rumors about the new generation appear. According to different sources, we can expect some new improvements in the iPhone 17 (Pro) such as a scratch -resistant screen.

According to Instant Digital on the Chinese Weibo, the iPhone 17 would get a scratch -resistant screen with less reflection. Apple has been using the Ceramic Shield for the iPhone screen for several years. This makes the display better protected against punches and falls, but still sensitive to scratches.

MacOS users often have the idea that they are safe for malware and other online threats. And although your Mac runs much less danger relatively than a Windows PC, the Mac has also become a target of cyber criminals. So it is getting smarter to one antivirus app to install on your Mac.

Recently a new variant of the OSX/Adload Malware has been discovered that can hide remarkably well on your Mac. A number of well -known antivirus apps are unable to detect this malware. In this article you can read what you can do against the OSX/Adload Malware and how you can keep your Mac safe.