Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Cellebrite: Security company Cellebrite may provide NY police officers with ways to check texts on Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone and other smartphones, reports 9to5Mac. A current bill being proposed in the state would make it so that cops could use a “textalyzer” to examine a person’s smartphone following an accident. The process would keep detailed information, including the content of the texts, private, but would be able to look at when messages were sent from the device. Cellebrite is believed to have helped the FBI hack into the iPhone 5c that belonged to the San Bernardino shooter.
Fix: The beta version of iOS 9.3.2 reportedly fixes a glitch in the Game Center, MacRumors notes. The new beta released by Apple makes it so that users are able to play many games in the Game Center for iOS. Previous versions of the mobile operating system, all the way back to iOS 8, have suffered from a glitch that causes a white screen to appear and it makes many games unplayable and results in devices freezing up.
LCD: The LCD display found in the 9.7-inch ipad Pro is the best on the market, reports AppleInsider. A thorough testing of the LCD Retina display found in the tablet claims that it has the best color accuracy, lowest screen reflectance, highest brightness level, best contrast and least color variation among mobile devices. It’s possible that these aspects could be passed on to the iPhone 7 when it’s released.
