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Dockey review: a simple app to customize your Mac’s Dock

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The Dock is an important part of your Mac. It holds the applications you use most often so that you can open them with a click. It can also contain those you currently have open, display badge icons for app notifications, and let you move things to the Trash easily.

So, configuring the Dock to your preference is a key piece to its effectiveness.

You can make some adjustments to the Dock in your System Preferences like location of the Dock, animations for minimizing windows, and changing the size of the icons.

But, if you would like to do just a little bit more with your Dock without having to toy with Terminal, then take a look at Dockey. Dockey is an application that lets you customize your Dock quickly and here’s what it has to offer.

Let’s Talk iOS 266: You really do have to hope

More talks about iPad Pro, and more specifically, working on an iPad Pro. The guys discuss recent disappointing iPhone sales estimates and what they mean (or don't mean). Finally, Cody shares some of his best tips and tricks for savvy shopping this Black Friday and Cyber Monday. 

Switches lets you theme your iPhone’s universal toggle switches

Toggle switches have been present in iOS since its conception, and apart from the significant redesign post-iOS 7, these toggle switches have kept mostly the same appearance over the years.

Enter Switches, a new jailbreak tweak by iOS developer c1der that resolves this problem by letting you put a custom spin on your jailbroken handset’s system-wide toggle switches.