The iPhone keyboard is more than what meets the eye. It has a built-in Slide to Type feature where you can glide your finger ...

While criminals probably can‘t hack an iPhone, government agencies can. Photo: Soumil Kumar/Pexels CC Apple keeps a very tight lid on iPhone security, but that might actually benefit very ...

Hacking the iPhone has long been considered a rarified endeavor, undertaken by sophisticated nation-states against only their most high-value targets. But a discovery by a group of Google researchers ...

In addition to gripes about interface changes that don’t live up to the hype ( mainly the “liquid glass” display ), users ...

Seeing red usually means you’re about to blow a fuse — but when it comes to sleep, it might be just what your brain needs. Dave Asprey, the self-proclaimed “Father of Biohacking,” swears by a clever ...

If you're part of the iPhone squad, then you know there are a ton of neat tricks to make life a little bit easier. A great example is this travel hack that's going viral on TikTok, and trust us, the ...

Luckily, there are plenty of great privacy hacks for your iPhone, which you can use to make it hard for trackers and spies to collect your data and snoop on your business. From built-in solutions, ...

Wondering how to make brightness even lower on iPhone? Here are some methods you can use to reduce your iPhone's brightness standard setting.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell if something is real or was dreamed up by a Batman villain. That’s the case with the WiSpear iPhone hacking van. This tool supposedly can be used to install malware on an ...

HD Moore, one of the developers of the Metasploit hacking software, is supporting the iPhone within the Metasploit framework and providing tools to run 'shellcode' prompts iPhone hackers have some new ...

The FBI made headlines when it paid security contractors an estimated $1.3 million to unlock an iPhone 5C last year, but as it turns out, bypassing the security on Apple’s top-of-the-line headset ...

A delayed flight didn't stop Vincenzo Iozzo and Ralf Weinmann from scoring a cool US$15,000, a brand-new iPhone and a trip to Las Vegas at the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest in Vancouver on Wednesday.