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Apple TV 4K fans are begging for these 3 upgrades from the leaked Siri Remote — but one is already possible today

New version of Siri Remote appears in latest Apple code
There are no details of how it might differ from the current one
One popular wish, customizable buttons, is already possible

Apple's latest product leaks include good news for Apple TV owners like me: a new Siri remote is coming. The current one is rather divisive, with some people comparing it to the Magic Mouse as an example of Apple style over substance; I definitely think the current one is perhaps a little too sharp-edged and minimalist, and hitting the on-screen Skip button with it is often more miss than hit.

The leak was spotted by MacRumorsin the code of the macOS 26.7 release candidate, which is the last version of code given to developers and beta testers before the final and official release. In the code there's a reference to 'ATVRemote1,5', which appears to be the same...

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Is leasing an iPhone right for you? How Apple's Upgrade Program works and who it's for

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET's key takeaways * The Apple Upgrade Program lets you lease devices through Klarna for 24 or 36 months. * The device isn't yours to keep at the end of the term, unless you pay an additional fee.

Cutting through the Claude Mythos hype: What it means for CISOs

Claude Mythos entered the chat in April, and just a few short months later, it's hard to remember a time when Anthropic's frontier AI model didn't dominate cybersecurity discussions. Yet, plenty of unanswered questions about Mythos remain. In just a single month, Mythos reportedly

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Comcast Xfinity Wants to Use Your Wi-Fi as a Motion Sensor in Your Home

Comcast on Monday announced Xfinity Shield, a home-security platform that taps into Xfinity Wi-Fi in new ways. It adds WiFi Motion, which uses compatible Xfinity Wi-Fi routers to detect movement in the home without cameras or dedicated motion sensors. WiFi Motion and other Shield features are available at no additional

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German insurance giant Munich Re agrees to acquire cyber insurance provider At-Bay for $575M; At-Bay has raised $276M and was last valued at $1.35B in 2021

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Comcast Xfinity Wants to Use Your Wi-Fi as a Motion Sensor in Your Home

German insurance giant Munich Re agrees to acquire cyber insurance provider At-Bay for $575M; At-Bay has raised $276M and was last valued at $1.35B in 2021