We made it everyone! It's the weekend again! And that means it's time for another Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have some great picks for you, including a spunky new calendar app, a versatile Mastodon client, and an app for securely storing important documents. And as always, we've selected a fun game for you to check out.
It was only yesterday that Epic Games announced the availability of its massively popular Fortnite mobile game for the iPhone and iPad in the European Union via both the AltStore PAL and Epic Games Store alternative marketplaces.
iOS 18 brings Live Activity support for the stopwatch feature, allowing the timer to run in the iPhone's Dynamic Island and the Lock Screen.
I'm only just now beginning to realize how valuable a dash cam can be. If you're in an accident, or if something happens to your vehicle in a parking lot, a good dash cam can give you clear video of what happened so you can show the police or insurance company. If you can prove you aren't liable for a major accident, we are talking a potential thousands in savings.
With this in mind, you should really consider today's deal on the Miofive S1 Dash Camera. It's a 4K camera with 3-inch display that offers collision detection with route, location, and speed logging, 24-hour parking lot protection, and quick video downloads to your smartphone. It's highly rated, it comes with a 30-day money back guarantee, and right now it's just $56.
Check out these 12 fast and easy ways to create a new note on your iPhone or iPad, helping you capture ideas and tasks in seconds.
It’s a big day for Epic Games. Not only did the company launch its wildly successful Fortnite mobile game on the AltStore PAL platform in the European Union, but it seems they’ve also kicked off the Epic Games Store.
The romance between AltStore PAL and Epic Games only continues to deepen this week following Epic Games’ MegaGrant to the AltStore team ahead of the company’s plans to host its popular Fortnite mobile game on the platform.
Apple has removed the carousel from the iPhone's and iPad's Photos on iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 and made other changes to improve navigation.
If you were to ask us what we like to do on our free time, outside of jailbreaking, our answer would be gaming on the Nintendo Switch.
Apple released iOS & iPadOS 17.6.1 just last week with important bug fixes and security improvements for iPhones and iPads alike. Unfortunately, Apple has also once again blockaded firmware downgrades by choosing to stop signing the previous firmware – iOS & iPadOS 17.6.
Sideloading apps has become a popular pastime for iPhone & iPad owners because it allows them to install apps that are otherwise restricted from being distributed on the App Store. Unfortunately, installing apps in this manner can be a double-edged sword because you’re limited to sideloading a certain number of apps with a free Apple developer account.
Before the Dopamine v2 jailbreak came out, the Serotonin semi-jailbreak was all the rage because it allowed users to install and use various forms of jailbreak tweaks without the full jailbreak environment. Serotonin remains relevant on iOS & iPadOS 16.5.1-16.6.1 even today because these firmware versions aren’t yet jailbreakable on arm64e devices. Serotonin, on the other hand, does support them.