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 Why is Apple removing the 'I' letter from its devices?  Since the release of the first iMac in 1990, the letter 'I' has been representing Apple until today. From iPhone to iPad, 'i' has been added. With the success of iMac, the company has named 30 products with its various hardware and software following the letter 'i'. But as you may have noticed, Apple's latest products have come without the letter 'I'. Like; The company did not bring iWatch as a smartwatch, ITV as a TV or iVision Pro as a VR headset. But 'I' is only one letter. However, the way it is connected with Apple, people are calling Apple Watch as 'iWatch'. The latest example of the company putting the letter 'i' as a prefix (joined before the name) in each of its products is iCloud and IAD, released in 2011. Similarly, in terms of hardware devices, Apple has not used 'i' as a prefix since it introduced the iPad in 2010. When did Apple start removi

 Apple turns 48, this is the opening story  Apple, founded on April 1, 1976, is in the third act of its story. Apple played an encouraging role in the 1970s. Then in the 1990s, he went through a period of great uncertainty, at that time he played a secondary role. Only then did Apple become a document of the American success story. You can start a multinational and multi-billion dollar company from a garage. In the mid-1970s, Steve Wachnik created a design that later became Apple's 'i computer'. Then his friend Steve Jobs designed it so that it could be sold. Wanik wanted to give his design idea to any other interested person. But Jobs kept the design. At that time, they did not even think about starting a company. In the beginning, both of them struggled hard to market their idea. They did not try to sell their ideas to the old companies they worked with and the companies they were working with at the time. Wanik was working as an engineer at Hewlett Packard at that time.

 iPhone 15 Pro Max Apple's weakest smartphone so far! The iPhone 15 has failed the 'durability test'. The iPhone 15 Pro Max failed in a test conducted by YouTuber Jerry Rigg. The iPhone is the weakest phone in 15 decades, according to a YouTuber rig test. Before that, in 2014, Apple's iPhone 6 failed the durability test. Thus, the company has promoted the iPhone 15 as the strongest and most durable phone ever. According to the company, powerful metal titanium has been used in iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max. Apple claims that it is much stronger and more durable than 7000 grade aluminum. As strong as it is, the iPhone 15 proved to be very weak compared to other devices in the tests conducted by YouTuber Rig. First, the rig performed a scratch test on the iPhone 15 Pro Max with a sharp knife. As Apple claims to have a powerful display in the iPhone 15, Rigg did a scratch test of the screen. A scratch appeared on the screen for the seventh time. After that, he did not test the

 Can non-Apple USB cables really be used on the iPhone 15? The most significant change in the iPhone 15, the latest series of iPhones, is the replacement of the Lightning port by USB-C. However, since last week, the phones of the series have been officially available in the Apple Store. But one question still lingers in the minds of many: Will the old USB-C cables work with the new flagship lineup? Apple has introduced USB-C, a global standard used for charging, syncing data, and playing video and audio. Even the company itself has mentioned that the iPhone can be charged through a USB-C cable and power adapter made of the USB-C standard. "Such cables and power adapters are widely available from Apple and other manufacturers," Apple said. According to which, other USB-C cables can also be used in iPhone 15 series smartphones. In this way, you don't need a cable made by Apple on the iPhone 15. Before the iPhone 15 was announced last week, a topic related to the connectivit

Apple's patent for foldable iPhone granted Apple has received a new patent for a foldable smartphone. The company has registered a patent named 'Electronic Devices with Display and Touch Sensor Structure'.

Risk of Spyware Attacks on iPhone, Urges Apple to Change Privacy Settings Saying that the risk of spyware attacks has increased, Apple has asked its users to change their mobile privacy settings.

Have you ever wondered what 'I' on the iPhone means? Have you ever wondered why other companies' mobiles are called phones but Apple's mobiles are called iPhones? Not only that, every Apple product is preceded by the letter 'I'. Like iMac, iPad, iPod, iCloud, iOS. In the last three decades, Apple has initially named about 23 of its products with 'I'. After all, what is the full form of this 'I'?

Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon's whims are coming to an end! The US Congress has taken a tough step In the US House of Representatives, both Democrats and Republicans have introduced five bills. If the said bills are passed, the alleged arbitrariness of big technology companies will be curtailed. After a 16-month investigation into major companies such as Amazon, Google, Apple, and Facebook, a five-member bill was introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of these five bills is to limit the power of these five giant technology companies.

Why are Apple's features made public later than Android? When Apple unveils a new feature for its products, every Android user has the same argument, this feature has already come to Android. The iPhone always copies the features that came with Android. Many such comments are made. Why is it that Apple is slow to release its features? Like every year, Apple's World Wide Developers Conference was held on June 8 this year. In which the company unveiled new features for its users. This year, Apple has unveiled many more features for its users, including iOS 15, iPad OS 15, and macOS Monterey. Although these features were made public as new to iCloud devices, many of the features were familiar. That is, most of the features are already being used by Android users. So this is nothing new. Every time Apple's features come after other brands and some features seem to be copied. However, every time Apple claims that its feature is better and more reliable than others. IOS 15 has mo

'Supply Chain Attack' on 35 Big Companies including Microsoft, Apple, PayPal An ethical hacker (researcher) has recently demonstrated a novel supply chain attack. Accordingly, the systems of more than 35 big technology companies like Microsoft, Apple, PayPal, Sophie, Netflix, Tesla, Uber have been breached. Novell Supply Chain Attack exploits public and open-source developer tools. The system, developed by ethical hacker and cybersecurity researcher Alex Birsan, injects malicious code into an open-source developer tool to exploit the dependencies of those organizations' internal applications. It could target developers' projects using public depositories such as GitHub. According to Birsan, the success rate of such attacks is high after the companies have been targeted. The vulnerabilities he has exploited so far, which he calls 'Dependency Confusion', have been found in more than 35 organizations. These were in Python, Ruby, and Java programming languages.

European Parliament interrogation of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Google The world's largest technology companies, including Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google, have come under scrutiny from European Union (EU) lawmakers. The hearing is set to take place on February 1 at the EU headquarters in Brussels. Where the CEOs of the mentioned technology companies have been invited. Currently, American companies dominate the technology world. The hearing is being held with a plan to break the dominance. Europe has put forward a new European Commission proposal to create an environment of healthy competition among technology companies and to control fake news and harmful content spread online. The European Parliament is due to give its opinion on the proposal by next month. The European Parliament is set to question the CEO of the technology giant for the same opinion. The letter sent by the parliament to the CEOs states that they understand the current business model of the company and its

Now the glasses will open the iPhone, this is Apple's preparation Apple Glass, which Apple is about to build, is now going to end the hassle of iPhone users having to keep their phones unlocked. Apple has just received a patent for this technology. At the same time, the company has stated that it will bring a system that can open the iPhone through the upcoming Apple Glass. Earlier, Apple had used the same technology in Apple Watch and Mac. Earlier, Apple Watch users had the facility to open the MacBook. Expanding on that, the company is now preparing to use the technology in the glass as well. According to the company, AR technology has been used for that. There will be a feature to see the display through the glasses. The glass is expected to go public by 2021. According to Apple Insider, after connecting the glasses to the iPhone, all the data will come to the display of the glasses, and the iPhone can be unlocked easily. Even the user does not have to look at the phone to open

Apple and Hyundai are collaborating to make electric cars Tech giant Apple and Korean company Hyundai are set to collaborate to build an electric car. Discussions are underway between the two companies for this. This issue is said to be in the early stages now. Hyundai is also in talks with other companies to build electric cars. It is said that discussions were held with Apple at the same time. "Preliminary discussions have been held with Apple," Hyundai said in a statement. The company's market share has risen by 20 percent since the company officially announced its discussions with Apple. As Apple has been working for a long time to build an electric car, the talks between the two companies are expected to be completed.

Apple is entering the search engine business to compete with Google The US Department of Justice and Capitol Hill's antitrust hearing against Google are seen by rival Apple as a good opportunity. Reports published in international news organizations believe that Apple can develop a competitive search engine that will overtake Google. While the wave of discouraging anti-competitive practices continues, such moves by companies have dominated the entire tech industry, creating huge competition. Apple has always been interested in search technology, but the subtle but significant changes to the latest version of its iPhone operating system, iOS 14, have signaled that. Apple has also increased the activity of its Spidering tool, which it uses to improve the web and refine search functions. Apple is now showing its own search results. Also, after users ask various questions on the home screen of iOS 14, they link directly to the website. This kind of development of Apple is seen in the b

History - Apple chief executive Steve Jobs dies Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died in 2011 at the age of 56 from pancreatic cancer. He revolutionized the computer, music, and mobile communications industries with devices including Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, and iPad produced by Apple Inc. Steve was born on September 24, 1955, in San Francisco, California. Her parents, who are living together, had not yet gotten married. As a result, he was adopted by Silicon Valley mechanic Paul Jobs and his wife, Clara. After graduating from high school in California in 1972, he enrolled at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. However, he did not complete the first semester, after which he worked for a short time for the famous video game maker company Attari, then traveled around India and studied Buddhism. In 1976, in a garage run by his parents in Los Angeles, Jobs and his computer engineer friend Stephen Wozniak co-founded Apple Computer. In 1977, Jobs and Wozniak launched Apple II, the first popular per