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Security researchers have discovered new security flaws affecting Apple devices with M2 or A15 chips and onwards. This includes iPhones, iPads, Mac laptops, and Mac desktops. The vulnerabilities ...

At the moment, the current generation iPhone SE uses the A15 chip. This means that the jump to the A18 is quite huge and should offer significant gains in performance. It’s an interesting choice ...

The researchers explained that Apple’s M2 and A15 chips try to predict the next memory address that will be accessed. Moreover, The M3 and A17 chips also attempt to predict the data value that ...

SLAP enables an attacker to launch an end-to-end attack on the Safari web browser on devices with M2/A15 chips. From Safari, the attacker could access emails and see what the user has been browsing.

The current iPhone SE has an A15 Bionic chip, so the A18 would be a significant upgrade. Pricing starts at $429, but at least a slight price increase seems probable for the next model.

It’s powered by an A15 bionic chip, which also means that this device ... So which one is right for you? Let’s dig in. Before we go any further, from here on, we’ll be referring to the ...