Apple OS X 10.9 Mavericks is finally out now, and surprisingly unlike previous paid upgrades is absolutely free to upgrade this time. The tenth major release of Apple OS X, the desktop and server operating system for Mac computers is now available as a free update through the Mac App Store. Compatible with iMac (Mid 2007 or newer), MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminium, or Early 2009 or newer), MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer), MacBook Air (Late 2008 or newer), Mac mini (Early 2009 or newer), Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer) and Xserve (Early 2009) the release brings 200+ new features to users. OS X Mavericks brings Maps and iBooks to the Mac, introduces Finder Tabs and Tags, enhances multidisplay support, and includes an all-new version of Safari. The latest release of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system also adds new core technologies that deliver breakthrough power efficiency and responsiveness. While the most recommended and easy method to download and install the new OS is via Apple Mac Appstore, for user's have limited/unreliable internet connectivity unofficial direct download of "Apple OS X 10.9" are posted at the end of this post.

One after another more and more new Apple iOS7 lock security vulnerabilities are getting revealed, this time the German security firm SRL has discovered an vulnerability which uses flaws in Touch ID Fingerprint authentication and iCloud allowing unauthorized access to a locked device and potentially gain control over an owner’s Apple ID. Apple iOS7 allows users to Turn On the Airplane mode from lockscreen without a passcode, this oversight allows an hacker to disable internet connectivity and hence the remote wipe security feature. Do watch the video posted below.

We earlier shared "The Truth About Where Apple Borrowed New iOS 7 Features From" video and here's a simple image explaining the same.

Apple iPhone 5S comes with an improved camera, and one of the new feature is the ability to shoot at 120fps allowing smooth videos in slow-motion. Here's an excellent video demonstration of iPhone 4S slow-motion video shooting capabilities.

A new vulnerability discovered by an 27 year old user Karam Dauod, allows anybody to bypass the Apple iOS 7 security passcode and make calls. A user needs to perform a few steps via the iOS7 Emergency dialer screen to get past the lockscreen, once done they can call any number of choice including international and premium numbers without any restriction. Do watch the video demonstration posted below.

While we are debating on security of Apple iPhone 5S fingerprint scan and it's misuse/theft, a group of individuals have already started a crowd-funded bounty hunt at istouchidhackedyet.com with money prize for anybody who breaks the Apple iPhone 5S Touch ID and fingerprint sensor. While a working crack/hack for Apple iPhone 5S fingerprint sensor is not available now, here is an interesting newly surfaced video showing a cat unlocking the new iPhone using Touch ID authentication.

Photozeen is a new free app for Apple iOS platform, just released worldwide the app. gives incentivized and thematic photo-taking assignments to eager photographers in an effort to teach better photographer skills through detailed instructions/lessons, practice, and other users' feedback. It's easy to use and has a pretty cool UI.

There's already a photo app for practically anything you would ever want to do with your cell phone camera. Photos can be filtered, Snapchatted, Facebooked, Instagrammed, Tweeted, or, in some cases I suppose, even sexted. What none of these apps will do, though, is actually help your photography skills. With Photozeen, your phone becomes a photo kit and the entire world is a tutorial. We're already taking photos with our phones, why not get some instruction and feedback and be better at it?

In light of the PRISM spying by NSA, German experts earlier warned their Government against using Microsoft Windows 8 by companies and authorities. And once again a German data-protection specialist Johannes Caspar warns against using iPhone 5S's new Fingerprint ID function. While Apple claims this to be secure by saying 'your fingerprint is only stored on the iPhone, never transmitted over the network' the expert arguments that 'The biometric features of your body, like your fingerprints, cannot be erased or deleted and stay with you until the end of your life without changing. They are crucial and should not be used for something as non-vital or casual as unlocking your device.

Apple OS X Mountain Lion Update v 10.8.5 is a recommended update which improves stability, compatibility, and security of your Apple Mac computer. The update can be freely downloaded from Apple Mac Appstore, but if you need direct download links with resume capabilities use the links shared at the end of this post.