Apple as a leading smartphone manufacturer, is making the best device in the premium segment. Apple’s iPhone always gives tough competition to other brands in terms of quality, safety, and security.
IOS is among the superior platform, and the company is always updating its platform to make the user experience better. But the glitch is always possible in the OS, and companies pay a huge amount to people who can find these bugs.
A bug has been discovered in iOS that can turn off the iPhone’s ability to connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot. It eliminates the function if it initially tries to connect to a hotspot with a specific name. Security researcher Carl Shaw named a personal Wi-Fi hotspot a name with special characters. Apple Insider explained that when trying to connect to the hotspot, Shaw found that the iPhone could not connect at all and later found that it completely disabled Wi-Fi connectivity on the device. This is a recent glitch found with iPhone.
According to The Beeping Computer, attempts to connect to other hotspots have failed as soon as the hotspot has a problem after changing the SSID and rebooting the iPhone. The issue was also confirmed by others who tested the same SSID name separately. Tests also indicate that this is only a problem with the iPhone because Android devices connect to the unusually designated access point without any problem.
Other researchers investigating the incident believe that this is an issue with input parsing, in which the percentage mark can initially be misinterpreted by iOS as a string-format director, and the following characters can be a verifiable or command rather than plain text. To fix the problem on the affected iPhone, users must reset their DRR network settings.
The report says the discovery is reminiscent of text messages that contain strings and special characters that can cause problems for iPhones and loads. He added, for example, April’s ‘text bomb’ forced the iPhone to crash if a flag emoji and a specific Sindhi-language character were seen in the incoming notification.
The Apple iPhone 13 series could be launched in September this year. According to the latest leaks, the company may launch the iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max this year. The company is completely refreshing its iPhone 12 series, where 13 series will be launched with upgrades. That is, in the 13 series, you will be given a 5nm A15 chip, a small and redesigned notch.
According to a report in Digitimes, Apple has reduced the dimension of the face ID chip by 40 percent. This means that the Face ID system will be smaller than the iPhone 12 lineup, while it will also have a small notch. So far, Apple has been launching phones with a big notch. So, let’s find out what important changes will be made to the iPhone 13 –
Display
Pro models of iPhone 13 can come with 120Hz LTPO OLED panels. These panels will benefit from switching from lower to high refresh rates. All this will happen with content support that will also save your battery. Regular models will have panels of 60Hz. Samsung and LG have started making OLED panels for the iPhone 13 series. Samsung is making an LTPO OLED display for iPhone 13 models here.
Camera
The iPhone 13 series will have a new ultra-wide-angle camera this time. The new lens will have sensor-shift stabilization in f/1.8 optics and pro models. This will make it easier for you to take moving photos.
Battery
Leaks reveal that the entire iPhone 13 series will be given a large battery. The iPhone 13 Mini will be the smallest of these phones, with a battery of 2406mAh. The iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro will have a 3095mAh battery. The largest iPhone 13 Pro Max will have a 4352mAh battery. Let me tell you that the company has not officially disclosed the battery so far.
Storage
The iPhone 13 series is going to witness a big change in storage this time. The company can provide 1 TB of storage this time. The phone can be launched with an always-on display. It will see many other features for users, including battery percentage, notifications.
Read Official Blog Post – Glitch Seen in the iPhone’s WI-FI System, Know What Can Be the Damage
