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iOS Tips and Trends Mar 07, 2016 MLB Snapchat Day is on deck for March 11th Big-league players share photos and videos on Snapchat from the dugouts during Spring Training games this coming Friday. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Dial tone: The crazy is coming from inside the iPhone • The Week in iOS Apps: Assassin's Creed Identity, Clash Royale, and other new games • View-Master Virtual Reality Viewer review: Affordable VR device could use better content • Amazon disabled encryption on its Fire tablets and phone because nobody used it • San Bernardino prosecutor raises concerns about 'cyber pathogen' in terrorist's iPhone • The Week in iPhone Cases: Meet Nodus's Access, an iPad-esque folio case for your phone • Apple gets legal support from the tech industry, as well as a victim's husband • Podcast 497: Calmly discussing FBI vs. Apple • Billboards can track your location, and privacy advocates hate it • Sum of all fears: Amping the scary up to 11 • Google's new Hands Free payment app lets you buy stuff with your face Dial tone: The crazy is coming from inside the iPhone The San Bernardino iPhone may contain mythical creatures. Read More ▶ The Week in iOS Apps: Assassin's Creed Identity, Clash Royale, and other new games It's the dog days of late winter. Time to have a little fun—this week's roundup features a number of games. Enjoy! Read More ▶ View-Master Virtual Reality Viewer review: Affordable VR device could use better content Affordable virtual reality is here, but you get what you pay for. Read More ▶ Amazon disabled encryption on its Fire tablets and phone because nobody used it Amazon caught flack on Wednesday for disabling the encryption capabilities of its Fire phones and tablets with a software update. The company says its reasoning was simple: people didn't use it. Read More ▶ San Bernardino prosecutor raises concerns about 'cyber pathogen' in terrorist's iPhone The district attorney of San Bernardino County, Michael Ramos, has raised concerns about the possibility of a 'dormant cyber pathogen' in the iPhone 5c used by a terrorist in attacks in the county on Dec. 2. Read More ▶ The Week in iPhone Cases: Meet Nodus's Access, an iPad-esque folio case for your phone This week's roundup of new iPhone cases includes the Nodus Access, a leather folio case that reminds us of a classic iPad case. Plus, a new workout option, standard shells, and more. Read More ▶ Apple gets legal support from the tech industry, as well as a victim's husband Amicus, or "friend of the court," briefs are expected from Microsoft, Google, Facebook, the ACLU, security experts, and others. Read More ▶ Podcast 497: Calmly discussing FBI vs. Apple Glenn and Susie update you on Judge Orenstein's ruling and other happenings, and confess our high expectations for the next iPhone and iPad announcement. Read More ▶ Billboards can track your location, and privacy advocates hate it A geolocation-tracking feature on billboards owned by Clear Channel Outdoor gives the company new ways to target advertising and measure its effectiveness, but is also raising privacy concerns. Read More ▶ Sum of all fears: Amping the scary up to 11 For want of an unlocked iPhone. Read More ▶ Google's new Hands Free payment app lets you buy stuff with your face Not content with Android Pay, Google is upping the stakes with a new payment system called Hands Free. Read More ▶

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