Earlier this week, LG started rolling out the Apple TV app to compatible 2019 smart TV models.
LG confirms Dolby Atmos support coming to Apple TV app, AirPlay 2 later this year
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Wacom graphics tablets have been found to log every Mac app you open
Software engineer Robert Heaton discovered that Wacom's drawing tablets track the name of apps you open on your Mac along with the time and a string that could be used to identify you.
tvOS 13.4 beta hints at upcoming Apple TV 4K hardware update
It has been a bit of time since Apple released the Apple TV 4K, and it may be time for the company to refresh the hardware.
Last chance to downgrade to iOS 13.3 on A12/A13 for potential jailbreak eligibility
The news that hacker and iOS security researcher Brandon Azad would be releasing a tfp0 exploit POC for the iPhone 11 on iOS 13.3 took the jailbreak community by storm, and it didn’t take long before unc0ver lead developer Pwn20wnd responded with plans to update unc0ver when it gets released.
Many questions have been circulating about whether this exploit would work on older devices or whether it would support older versions of iOS. Fortunately, Pwn20wnd has taken to Twitter to answer many of these questions and to prepare the jailbreak community for great things to come.
A new feature in macOS Catalina 10.15.4 lets you control the cursor with head movements
Aside from bringing Screen Time Communication Limits to the Mac and enabling developers to create a single binary containing code for iOS, macOS and tvOS, the first developer beta of macOS Catalina 10.15.4 that dropped yesterday packs in an exciting new feature that makes it possible to control the on-screen cursor with head movements using the Mac's camera!
Screen Time’s Communication Limits feature comes to the Mac with macOS Catalina 10.15.4
The first developer beta of what would become the fourth major update to the macOS Catalina software was issued to developers yesterday. Among other fixes and improvements, the update brings the Communication Limits feature in Screen Time to the Mac for the first time.
Twitter issues a fix for missing polls on iOS, now lets you disable the search column on iPad
Twitter today updated its mobile app on App Store, fixing an issue that caused polls to disappear from iOS whilst adding a toggle to turn the search column on the iPad on or off.
How to export your Amazon order history to a spreadsheet
If you buy products on Amazon, you’re among many. And there may be a time when you need to not only see all of your purchases for a time period but hold onto a record of them. You might need to show expenses for business supplies or just want to keep track of your Amazon spending.
Whatever your reason may be, Amazon makes it pretty easy to export your purchases to a spreadsheet that you can save or share, and here’s how.
ColorWare is the way to buy incredible custom color AirPods Pro
Last Fall a very exciting rumor circulated with some vigor, claiming that new AirPods Pro would come in up to eight different colors. This would mark an aggressive change in Apple's accessory profile, while moving away from the traditional white color scheme. When Apple failed to offer a matching Midnight Green, or any other variation, I turned to ColorWare to solve my AirPods Pro color lust. ColorWare is known across the tech community as the best modification shop and my matte black case and cosmic purple AirPods Pro did not disappoint.
Checkra1n team launches PongoKit for checkm8-vulnerable iOS devices
The checkra1n team is best known for their checkm8 bootrom exploit-based checkra1n jailbreak tool, which just yesterday picked up support for Linux after being macOS-only for several months. We’ve known for quite some time that the checkra1n team intended to delve into more than just jailbreaking with the checkm8 bootrom exploit, and the fruits of such research are finally starting to surface.
The checkra1n team took to Twitter early Thursday morning to announce the initial release of PongoKit, a highly experimental and developer-only SDK that should help permit the deployment of other platforms on checkm8 vulnerable iOS devices:
AutoScroll prevents finger fatigue when scrolling a lot on your iPhone
As Steve Jobs once said, your finger is the best pointing device for your iPhone. But with enough manual scrolling effort, it may not take long before you start to experience finger fatigue, especially when reading lengthy websites or eBooks.
Those looking for a solution to the finger fatigue problem when scrolling endlessly may enjoy a newly released jailbreak tweak called AutoScroll by iOS developer pxcex. Just as the name implies, this add-on incorporates automatic scrolling into iOS.
Zebra v1.0.7 fixes a crash when sorting repositories alphabetically
If you use Zebra on your jailbroken iPhone or iPad, then you may want to launch your preferred package manager and refresh your sources.
Zebra has received a fresh update this Wednesday afternoon, and if you’ve been keeping track, today’s update officially brings the app up to version 1.0.7.