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Annotation lets Spotify users add descriptions & custom cover art to music playlists
While it has always been possible to create music playlists in the Spotify Music app for iPhone and iPad, one thing that seemed to be missing was a way to customize those playlists in depth. Fortunately, those with a jailbreak are no longer bound to such asinine limitations.
Annotation is a newly released and free jailbreak tweak by iOS developer atebitsy that brings music playlist customization options to the Spotify Music app. Right out of the box, it will permit users to add detailed descriptions to their music playlists and even change the playlist’s cover artwork to their liking.
iGotBlind helps jailbreakers with cluttered Home Screens find their apps
If you have a lot more apps installed on your iPhone than the average Joe, then chances are that you might forget where an app resides on your Home Screen from time to time. iOS & iPadOS 14 aim to improve Home Screen organization with the all-new App Library and the novel ability to hide apps from the Home Screen, but the circumstances are vastly different for those jailbroken in iOS or iPadOS 13 or earlier.
Hacker @08Tc3wBB to discuss iOS 13.7 exploit at Black Hat Europe 2020
There’s a lot going on in the jailbreak community as of right now. Not only is the checkra1n team actively attempting to jailbreak iOS & iPadOS 14 on many more devices, but hacker and security researcher @08Tc3wBB may also soon share details about an exploit viable for jailbreaking iOS & iPadOS 13.7 (the last versions of Apple’s previous-generation mobile operating systems).
If you find yourself more interested in the latter tidbit, which is likely the case if you stayed on the lowest possible firmware after iOS & iPadOS 14 got released, then you might be ecstatic to learn that @08Tc3wBB will present his latest research with security group ZecOps at the Black Hat Europe 2020 event.
Cary Joji Fukunaga tapped to direct three episodes of ‘Masters of the Air’ limited series for Apple TV+
Way back in October of last year, we heard Apple TV+ had earned itself the spiritual successor to the remarkably popular limited series Band of Brothers. And now we know who's directing it.
The iPhone 12 Fantasy Draft podcast
With Apple’s iPhone event announced for Tuesday, it’s time for another round of Fantasy Draft. Listen in as your co-hosts discuss product rumors, marketing strategies and make their predictions for the iPhone 12 event.
Apple reportedly strong-armed ProtonMail to add in-app purchases
ProtonMail is a popular email app, and it's been free for years. However, the developer behind the app says Apple forced it to add in-app purchases.
Apple TV+ shares the official trailer for the animated film ‘Wolfwalkers’ ahead of December 11 debut
Apple has a new animated feature film coming to theaters and Apple TV+ soon, and today it shared the official trailer.
Apple will extend Apple TV+ year free trial to February 2021 [Updated: Apple confirms it]
Back in September of last year, Apple confirmed if you bought new hardware capable of streaming Apple TV+, you'd get a year's worth of the service for free.
‘Dickinson’ season 2 will premiere January 8, 2021 on Apple TV+; third season in the works
Dickinson, starring Hailee Steinfeld (The Edge of Seventeen, Bumblebee), is one of the more unique shows on Apple TV+. And now we know when to expect the second season.
Microsoft’s new principles for choice, fairness, and innovation in the Microsoft Store is an obvious jab at Apple, too
Apple's App Store has seen plenty of criticism over the years, but the backlash from major companies has started ramping up as of late. And Microsoft's not shying away, either.
Hackers earn more than $50,000 from Apple after discovering more than 50 vulnerabilities
Apple has a bug bounty program in place, including a public one it launched last year. This means Apple will pay out money to individuals and groups who discover vulnerabilities in its software, from iOS to macOS.