A lot of things changed following the global spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. And that includes altering major film releases, which turned out to be good news for Apple TV+.
If you are a user of Snapchat, then you might be interested to learn of a new feature coming to the platform that will bring in third-party apps right into the experience.
Hot on the heels of revealing the schedule for this year's all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference, Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, has just made another major announcement.
Do you need a camera app that leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to let you quickly capture anonymized photographs and footage on your iPhone, in real-time?
Late on Wednesday, Apple made the decision to remove yet another app from the App Store in China, once again at the request of the local government.
A new, unreleased desktop Mac computer model, bearing model number "A2330" and running macOS 10.15, has been spotted in Eurasian regulatory filings alongside the iPhone 12 models.
Learn how to create and use folders and subfolders in the Apple Mail app on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac to keep your emails better organized.
Twitter has been caught testing six different reactions to tweets that look and behave similar to the collection of reactions that are available on Facebook.
Learn how to add captions and titles to photos, videos, shapes, and other objects in your documents, spreadsheets, and presentations to provide descriptions, citations, or references.
Having spent months in limited preview since last November, Adobe's new Photoshop Camera for iPhone and iPod touch is now available to download in the App Store free of charge, with an optional $2 per month upgrade for twenty gigabytes of cloud storage for syncing your shots.
Some of the most compelling features that set iMessage apart from traditional SMS in Apple’s Messages app are the creature comfort features that it provides such as read receipts, typing indicators, and the lack of character limits. Among those, read receipts and typing indicators are some of my favorites because they lets me know when the other person is typing so I can refrain from interrupting them mid-dialogue and when they've read my message so I can nag them about why they didn't respond to me later.
But as anyone with a jailbroken device will tell you, there are always ways that things can be improved. The much appreciated iMessage typing indicator is no exception to that rule, and that’s one of the primary reasons why I’m advocating for a newly released jailbreak tweak called TypeCentury by iOS developer captinc.
It was only last month that we showed you a useful free jailbreak tweak called SettingsWidgets that added a number of useful widgets to the top of your Settings app in iOS 13. We fell in love with the concept from the moment we laid eyes on it, but some users demanded more pep in terms of widget capabilities, and a newly released jailbreak tweak called ModernSettings by iOS developer iOSthemem0d (Dylan West) seems to fulfill that demand.
As shown in the screenshot examples above, ModernSettings looks and works a lot like SettingsWidgets did, except that it offers a lot more to the end user in terms of widgets and user configuration.