Photograph: Robert Cardin Apple wields ultimate control over applications running on your iPhone. If it doesn’t like an app it flips a “kill switch” that zaps an unpalatable iTunes App off your iPhone ...

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It’s been about four months since the iPhone 17 launched, and rumors about the iPhone 18 series have already started to pour in. The most recent one comes from the Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station ...

A mobile applications development author has discovered functionality in iPhone 2.0 software that would allow Apple to blacklist and remotely disable iPhone applications on users’ phones. While the ...

iPhone thefts are down across the country because of a kill switch that makes your phone useless.