Top iOS news of the week: Firefox, Apple threatening Intel, iWorks updated
Tim Cook travels with just iPad Pro and iPhone
Apple CEO Tim Cook fanned the fire on the "iPad is good enough" debate with a recent admission that he doesn't use a laptop when travelling. He stated that he now travels with an iPad Pro and iPhone, leaving the MacBook behind.
He probably has an Apple Watch along, too.
Source: AppleInsider
Firefox hits iOS
After a preview period in New Zealand, the Firefox app is now available everywhere on iOS. The free browser has many features that long-time Firefox users have enjoyed.
Note that the iOS version of Firefox does not use the Gecko rendering engine as Apple insists browsers use its WebKit engine.
Source: TNW
Report: Apple's iPad Pro with A9X CPU a threat to Intel
Investment firm Cowen and Company believe that the powerful new A9X processor in the iPad Pro will pose a threat to Intel. The reason given is that the new CPU from Apple is more powerful than the Intel Core M processor.
Source: AppleInsider
iWorks apps updated for Mac and iOS
The three apps in the iWorks suite, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote, were updated this week. The updates fixed a number of known issues, including the inability of Numbers to open at its last saved position.
Source: 9to5mac