In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a passport photo taker, a card-based task-manager, and an app that helps you track your carbon footprint. And as always, we've selected two great games for you to check out.
Notifications are an essential aspect of owning a smartphone, and the iPhone’s Notification Center interface does a fair job of merging all your missed notifications into one convenient place, some would argue that Apple could do better. iOS developer Muirey03 would be one of such people, and consequently, a newly released jailbreak tweak dubbed Minotaur was conceived.
Minotaur was designed to provide a new way of viewing and interacting with missed notifications to your iPhone. It works by letting users quickly view and manage missed notifications via a convenient lightweight interface that lives in your handset’s Status Bar.
Following a month-long period of public beta testing, the Odyssey Team formally moved the Odyssey jailbreak out of beta late Friday night and released the tool for the general public’s enjoyment via the team’s official website.
Not even an hour after the official release, the Odyssey Team released its first update to the public version of its jailbreak tool coined Odyssey v1.0.1. The announcement was shared via Twitter early Saturday morning:
The Odyssey jailbreak saw a staggered release that first began with a public beta just over a month ago, but as of today, the Odyssey jailbreak is now officially available for avid jailbreakers to download and use to their hearts’ content with no such 'beta' tag attached to the name.
The announcement was shared via the official Odyssey Twitter page just minutes ago:
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On August 17, Apple threatened to revoke Epic Games' developer accounts and App Store account. And, sure enough, it has happened.
Recently, Facebook launched Facebook Gaming without any games to play in the new app/service on iOS devices. Why? Because Apple doesn't allow for those types of game streaming apps in the App Store.
Exposure compensation control allows compatible iPhone cameras to lock exposure independently of focus. If you struggle with balancing exposure and focus, you can lock them both separately. In this tutorial, we show you how it's done, which iPhone models are compatible, and what you need to pay special attention to.
iOS 14 continues to make tweaks and improvements to user privacy, but some publishers aren't too happy about the impending changes.
Did you buy the Beats-branded wireless Powerbeats 2 before August 7? Well then you may be entitled to a payout.
YouTube's mobile app's had picture-in-picture (PiP) mode for some time now, but it only works within the app. As soon as you switch apps or land on the Home screen, the video doesn't continue playing because Google wants to serve you pre and mid-roll ads through the app. That could change soon as the search company is now testing an iOS-friendly PiP mode.