#TechUpdate June 19: iOS 17 Jailbroken, Leak of Color Options for Galaxy Z Fold5 and Z Flip5

The tech section on June 19 brings notable news such as the reveal of color options for Galaxy Z Fold5, Z Flip5, S9, Galaxy Watch6; 14-year-old prodigy joins Elon Musk's SpaceX as an engineer; iPadOS 17 hacked by wizards; AI intentions and plans for improving the Ultra Wideband chip in the 15 series.

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Even before reaching users, iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 have been hacked by wizards

Just launched not long ago, the beta version of iPadOS 17 was jailbroken in a flash, prompting Apple to rush to fix it.

As you may know, in early June, Apple held the WWDC 2023 event and unveiled iPadOS 17, with significant improvements to Control Center, Lock Screen, and core iPadOS apps. This update provides a range of enhancements to improve connectivity and sharing convenience on the iPhone. However, there is information that the Palera1n jailbreak team has succeeded in jailbreaking iPadOS 17 using the checkm8 vulnerability on some iPad models. For more details on this, you can check out the article below.

Revealing the color options of Galaxy Z Fold5, Z Flip5, Galaxy Tab S9, and Galaxy Watch6

Not long ago, press images of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold5, Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Watch6 series, as well as the Galaxy Tab S9, were leaked. Today, a new report has shared information about the color variants of these products. Samsung is said to be bringing some exclusive online colors for their upcoming devices.

According to sources from Buliga David Cristian, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 will come in three colors: Cream, Diamond, Phantom Black, and three online exclusive colors: Blue, Coral, Platinum. The Platinum color variant of the Galaxy Z Fold5 seems to have been visible in previously leaked images. You can explore the color options of the Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Watch6 series, and the Galaxy Tab S9 lineup in the article below.

Just 14 years old, this prodigy has been recruited as an engineer for Elon Musk's SpaceX company

Elon Musk has just recruited a 14-year-old boy to work for his aerospace company, SpaceX.

Specifically, the latest recruitment update from SpaceX highlights a particularly talented software engineer who has overcome 'technical challenges' and demonstrated a 'positive attitude' during the interview process. Notably, Kairan Quazi is only 14 years old. On LinkedIn, he shared: 'I will be joining the greatest company on this planet in the role of software engineer in the Starlink technical team. This is one of the rare companies that does not view my age as a representation of immaturity and technical ability.'

Curious about Kairan Quazi's exceptional talent? You can explore it in the article below.

Is there any 'hidden agenda' behind Apple's deviation from the AI trend embraced by the rest of the world?

At WWDC 2023, Apple unveiled a range of exciting new products, including a new 15-inch model with the powerful Apple M2 Ultra chipset and the long-rumored augmented reality headset - Apple Vision Pro. However, a notable absence in this lineup is the lack of 'Creative Artificial Intelligence.'

Is Apple missing out on the next breakthrough in technology that Google and Microsoft have been striving for? Find out in the article below.

iPhone 15 series will be upgraded with Ultra Wideband chip for better compatibility with Vision Pro

Today, renowned analyst Ming-Chi Kuo revealed that Apple is planning to upgrade some features of the to work seamlessly with Vision Pro.

In a recent tweet, Kuo stated that Apple will 'significantly upgrade the hardware specifications' of the iPhone as part of the effort to build a quality ecosystem around Vision Pro. Kuo explained: 'The ecosystem is one of the key success factors of Vision Pro, including integration with other Apple hardware products and key hardware specifications such as Wi-Fi and UWB.'

The first step in this process is said to be upgrading the Ultra Wideband chip inside the iPhone 15 series. According to Kuo, the new iPhone models may use a new version of the Ultra Wideband chip, which Apple is currently calling the U1 chip, improved in performance and reliability.