Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Fix: Apple (AAPL) has released a fix for a Safari bug in iOS 9.3, reports MacRumors. The glitch fixed by the tech company made it so that links were useless in Safari and other apps. It could also cause devices to crash if the links were tapped and held. It’s unknown what exactly AAPL did to fix the problem, but users can now download the update with the solution over the air or through iTunes.
Teardown: The iPhone SE was officially released today and there are already teardowns of the device, 9to5Mac notes. The look at the new smartphone’s insides reveal that it uses the same processor, RAM and NFC chip that’s found in the iPhone 6s. The 16GB flash chip is a new component and the touch sensors for the display are the same ones found in the iPhone 5s. There are also several other new components in the power management system.
FBI: The FBI is now offering to unlock other Apple devices in criminal cases, reports BGR. The government organization has agreed to unlock an iPhone and iPod that may contain evidence in a double homicide case. It’s believed that the two suspects used the devices to communicate with each other before the killings. The offer to unlock the device from the FBI comes shortly after it cancelled a lawsuit against AAPL asking it to unlock the iPhone 5c owned by the San Bernardino shooter. It claimed a third party was willing to show it how to unlock the device.
