Apple’s big event, iPhone 7 leaks and rumors, malware and more

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What's coming down the pike?
What's coming down the pike?
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Apple’s set to bring the noise at an exciting new keynote event March 21, full of iPad Air 3 and iPhone SE news, and we’re sure you’re ready to hear it.

While you wait for Apple’s big event, though, we’ve gathered together all the things we think you need to know about the upcoming Apple-fest and put them into this week’s Cult of Mac Magazine.

Enjoy the noise, and check out this week’s top stories.


Let us ‘loop you in’ on Apple’s next big event
The invites are out and the rumors are in. Apple’s ready to loop us in on all its latest products, including new iPhones and iPads. Here’s what we know so far.

4 quick ways to speed up a slow iPhone
Is your iPhone getting sluggish? These handy tips will get it humming again. Plus: Locate lost sidebars in OS X, find hidden gems on Netflix, record your iPhone screen, keep creepers off your WhatsApp profile, and save only your most treasured iMessages.

Latest leaks and rumors about iPhone 7
Check out the latest iPhone 7 leaks and rumors:



Malware uses Apple’s DRM to attack iOS users
Newly discovered malware targets iOS devices using Apple’s own FairPlay system as a delivery vector. Dubbed “AceDeciever” by researchers, the malware in question can technically infect any type of iOS device, jailbroken or not, if a user downloads a third-party app.

How Apple can make the Mac App Store work for devs
The iOS App Store is a one-stop destination for everything consumers and developers need on the iPhone and iPad. However, that’s not the case with the Mac App Store. Apple needs to step up its game.

If you want even more, grab your own copy of Cult of Mac Magazine today. It’s as delightful as a daffodil on your iPad.

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