In this week's episode of our Apps of the Week roundup we have an augmented reality translator, an ambient noise-maker, and a podcast client geared towards listening to short snippets. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
A leaker claims that the flagship iPhone 12 Pro models — the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max — will come outfitted with six gigabytes of RAM while a pair of non-Pro models will apparently remain stuck with four gigabytes of RAM like the current iPhone 11 family.
Contract manufacturer Foxconn has apparently moved semitransparent lenses for Apple's upcoming augmented reality (AR) headset from the prototype phase to trial production.
Apple Arcade on Friday picked up a new title, a creepy adventure puzzler called "Creaks" by Czech developer Amanita Design, whom you may remember as the brains behind such indie classics as "Machinarium", "Samorost" and "Botanicula".
Apple TV+ typically updates its programming on Friday and this week is no exception. If you're looking to watch something new this weekend, the company's original video streaming service now hosts two new shows whilst adding a major Hollywood movie to its roster — "Greyhound," a much-awaited WWII epic written and starred by Tom Hanks.
Apple is reportedly re-closing nearly a dozen additional retail locations in the United States, bringing its total store re-closures in the country to 91.
Apple has teamed up with Snapfish, a web-based photo sharing and photo printing service owned by Shutterfly, for an attractive Apple Pay promotion.
Learn how to use the hidden Secure Notes feature of the Keychain Access app on your Mac running an older version of macOS to store confidential notes, private text, PINs, credit card numbers, 2FA backup codes, cryptographic keys, etc.
Apple yesterday dropped the iOS 14 public beta. Now tinkerers, power users, enthusiast or just about anyone, really, can take the software for a spin and check out all the goodies (an iDB video recently highlighted the 50 major new features in iOS 14). Since iOS 14 ended up being packed with a myriad of quality-life improvements, we've decided to put together another video highlighting ten great new hidden features that Apple didn't discuss at the WWDC.
Apple first demoed iOS 14 at WWDC 2020 and showcased a number of the operating system’s upcoming changes. Hiding behind the scenes, however, were a plethora of smaller changes that were seemingly too tiny to mention on stage. One of those changes included an updated and more aesthetically pleasing Calendar app icon.
If you’re jailbroken on iOS 13, then you’re probably hesitant to upgrade to iOS 14 this Fall, and understandably so. Fortunately, the community is bringing several of iOS 14’s unique features to pwned iOS 13 devices. One of the latest of such add-ons is a free jailbreak tweak dubbed Valentine by iOS developer ArtikusHG, which ports iOS 14’s new Calendar app icon to jailbroken iOS 13 handsets.
If you and your coworker are collaborating on a document in Pages, using the feature to track changes can be helpful. This will display the text from each person adding or changing the document in a different color. So, you can easily see who does what.
In addition, you can see comments, replies, and changes in a handy sidebar and accept or reject individual or all changes to the document. If you’re using this feature for the first time, we want to help. Here’s how to track changes in Pages on your Mac.
While Apple does its best to keep the iPhone’s user interface simple by design, sometimes it takes things to such extremes that it actually handicaps the smartphone’s potential user experience. If you, like many others, wish your handset’s Home Screen and Lock Screen were a bit more capable, then you may want to do yourself a favor and look into the likes of a newly released jailbreak tweak dubbed Viper by iOS developer Esquilli.
Viper augments the iPhone’s Home Screen and Lock Screen interfaces in more ways than one. Not only does it bring interactive widgets to the Home Screen, but it also incorporates an App Drawer for faster app access and more informative Lock Screen interface with both Weather and time information. Examples of some of Viper’s features are depicted in the screenshot examples above and below.