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There is a bug out there for the iPhone that infects through SMS. It can then spread through the contacts list and apparently there is only one way to stop it. This has the potential to be ugly.

We aim to make SkyDrive the place for all your documents, notes, photos, videos and other files. With the release of Windows 8 and Windows RT back in October, more and more people every day are using SkyDrive for their most important files through the SkyDrive app, as well as through SkyDrive integration in File Explorer. Of course, there are great SkyDrive experiences for Windows devices, but being the place for all your files means we invest a significant amount of effort ensuring you have a great experience across all the devices you want to use. Today, we're excited to release v3.0 of the SkyDrive app for iOS that includes improved photo features, an updated UI, and a number of other new features and enhancements. You can install or update the SkyDrive app for iOS now via iTunes. Here are the updates we've made to v3.0 of the SkyDrive app for iOS: Support for iPhone 5 and iPad Mini Updated app icons and user experience Works better with your photos: Download full resolution photos to your iPhone or iPad Control the size of photos you upload and download Photo metadata is retained when you upload to SkyDrive Opening and saving files to SkyDrive works better with other apps on your iOS devices Many other small changes, bug fixes and performance improvements

"Boffins in the US have worked out a clever way of using an iPhone to spy on laptop users. And they warn that if you put your phone on your desk, it has the potential to act as a bug for hackers to find out what you are writing in emails, on websites, or on sensitive documents."

Apple is currently wasting no time in releasing updates for its iTunes feature. However, the updates being rolled in recently are more of damage control and bug fixes than the usual rollout of interesting updates that push you one step further to comfort and ease of use.

It was less than a month ago that Apple released its 9.0.1 software update and now, there is another update rolling out in the shape of iOS v9.0.2. After picking up on some bugs and performance issues, the latest update brings enhancements that aim at data usage, cloud backup, screen rotation and some other problems the users were facing.

Since its introduction, iOS 9 has been a huge hit and it has overcome quite a few bugs and issues. Now, Apple has released the latest iOS 9.1 update to help users have a better feel of what the devices are actually capable of.