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TimeCapsule by Elevation Lab gives Apple’s AirTag a 10-year battery life

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When Apple introduced the AirTag back in 2021, it changed the way we think about mobile tracking devices. Rather than using a cellular or GPS signal directly, AirTag utilizes a hybrid Bluetooth and ultra-wideband signal over a Peer-to-Peer network consisting of other Apple devices to triangulate its exact location and report it back to you. This allows AirTag to be extremely power efficient.

EverPwnage jailbreak v1.1 brings untether to all 32-bit iOS 8.0-9.0.2 devices, adds other improvements

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Just under two weeks ago, we reported about the release of the EverPwnage jailbreak for legacy devices running iOS 8.0-9.0.2 with an optional untether included for certain devices. But just this past weekend, EverPwnage developer LukeZGD released version 1.1 with a bevy of enhancements that may catch your attention if you’ve been eyeballing this project.

Sparkling New Year’s Eve wallpapers for iPhone

We are turning the corner on 2024 and welcoming in an exciting new year in 2025. The year marks one quarter century beyond the new millennium. In the world of Apple, 2024 gave us their thinnest device ever, with the new M4 iPad Pro, and ushered in Spacial Computing with the Apple Vision Pro. Additionally, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is the largest iPhone screen to date. Celebrating the turning of the calendar with these sparkling New Year’s Even wallpapers for iPhone.

Video demo shows iPadOS 18.2 with working Bluetooth & Wi-Fi running on unsupported iPad (6th generation)

iPadOS 18.2 Home Screen on iPad (6th generation).

Earlier this week, we shared a story about how palera1n team developers Nick Chan (@riscv64) and @mineekdev successfully ported iPadOS 18 to the natively unsupported iPad (6th generation). With this feat, it joins the iPad (7th generation) as one of only two checkm8 bootrom exploit-vulnerable devices capable of running Apple’s latest firmware.