This tutorial shows you how to create and use forms in the Numbers app on iPhone and iPad to quickly and easily enter data in your spreadsheets.
How to create and use forms for data entry in Numbers on iOS
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AltStore version 1.4 now available with support for AltDaemon & countless improvements
Just yesterday, AltStore lead developer Riley Testut released AltDaemon, a novel package for jailbroken handsets that enables side-loaded apps to be installed, refreshed, and updated on the fly without requiring the end user to connect to a Mac or Windows PC. AltDaemon is, in essence, a future-proof alternative to the popular ReProvision.
While yesterday’s AltDaemon release received praise by jailbreakers from all walks of life, there was just one caveat – it necessitated AltStore version 1.4, which at the time, wasn’t yet available to the general public. Fortunately, that changed this Wednesday evening…
‘Look Around’ feature in Apple Maps is now available in Phoenix, Arizona
One of the new features Apple introduced into Apple Maps with iOS 13 is "Look Around", and now it's available in one new city in the United States.
Apple TV+ joins ‘Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment’ to help battle piracy
Digital and streaming piracy is a major concern for many companies, which is why the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) exists. This is part of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), and it's an anti-piracy group.
App Store Connect gets a fresh app icon, internal TestFlight beta testing, and more with latest update
App Store Connect is designed specifically for app developers to help them manage their iOS apps. And now Apple has updated the app with a few more features and a fresh new look.
The best educational iPhone apps for professional development
Learn new skills, hone existing ones, and take your business career to the next level with these iPhone and iPad educational apps for professional development.
Google has a new way to notify you if it detects a major security issue with your account
Google has outlined a new feature, coming to iOS soon, that will notify you in case of a major security issue with your Google account no matter what Google app you’re using at the time.
Here’s why Apple didn’t need FDA’s clearance for blood oxygen monitoring on its new watch
The Apple Watch provides a pair of health-tracking features that measure your heart rate and heart rhythm, each officially cleared by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). However, blood oxygen monitoring that's available on the new Apple Watch Series 6 model doesn't need a clearance from the FDA, and here's why.
How to follow Apple’s “Hi, Speed” new iPhone 12 event on October 13 on your devices
Apple has scheduled a new media event on Tuesday, October 13, 2020 at 10am PDT. Like the previous “Time Flies” and WWDC 2020 presentations, this one's going to be an online-only video unveiling due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here are all the ways you can follow the presentation and how to watch the iPhone 12 event regardless of your location or device.
Apple and Epic Games will resume their court battle in May 2021
Epic Games, the developer behind the mega-popular Fortnite Battle Royale sued Apple earlier this year. And while the judge overseeing the initial battle suggested a jury would be a worthwhile element to the ongoing proceedings, that will apparently not be the case.
Apple TV+ lands a new natural history series called ‘Earthsound’
With Tiny World, a recently released documentary series about the tiniest animals all across the globe, it's all about gorgeous macro photography and video. But with a new upcoming natural history series, it will be all about the sound.
The iPhone 13 will reportedly have a ‘shorter’ notch
Apple introduced the notch with the iPhone X and it's all-screen design. Ever since, the rumor mill has been pretty consistent that Apple plans on shrinking that notch until it's gone completely. And it may finally be getting smaller next year.