Earlier this month, it was reported that Apple designed its own face mask specifically for corporate and retail employees in light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Now, weeks later, we get an unboxing of the new Apple Mask.
Apple gets most of the attention when it comes to digital app stores and any associated fees, but the company is not alone. Google has similar policies, and now the company may be ready to lean into them even more.
Twitter's “read the article before you retweet it” prompt has been in testing with a limited number of Android users since this May. The feature appears to be ready for prime time as the company has now confirmed that it's "soon" coming to all users.
The entire source code for Windows XP, Microsoft's previous most popular desktop operating system, has apparently leaked online recently. As if that wasn't enough, Microsoft's source code for Windows Server 2003 is also included in the leaked torrent files.
Premium leather sleeves for iPads and Mac notebooks from Picaso Lab, a business owned by a father and a son, are now available by none other than Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak. All proceeds from this limited-time sale will go to two charities to help battle California wildfires.
Apple regularly buys smaller startups for their engineering talent, but not every such deal gets an official confirmation from Tim Cook & Co. A good example is Apple's acquisition of the podcast app Scout FM earlier this year which flew under the radar until Bloomberg published its report yesterday.
Customize the Safari Start Page on your Mac by selecting just the sections you want to see, using a personal background image, and more.
The new iPhones coming down the pike later this year will be available in three display sizes, with the most compact 5.4-inch model likely marketed as "iPhone 12 mini" (yes, with the lowercase "m"). For those keeping track of the iPhone 12 rumors, the moniker was first floated a few days ago by anonymous Twitter leaker “L0vetodream”.
At the time of this writing, there aren’t very many devices that can be jailbroken on iOS 14 and/or iPadOS 14, except of course for the A9 and A9X varieties which received newfangled iOS and iPadOS 14 support by the checkra1n jailbreak earlier this week. But if you’re lucky enough to have one of these devices at your disposal and you’re interested in making a positive change to Apple’s latest and greatest mobile operating system, then you’re in luck.
BatteryWidgetLabels by iOS developer Dylan Duff is one of the first jailbreak tweaks to be released for improving the iOS and iPadOS 14 user experience, and it does so by adding numeric battery percentages to the brand-new Batteries widget that users can take advantage of right out of the box.
It has become quite the norm to snap a screenshot whenever you feel like sending someone a representation of your iPhone or iPad’s display, but one thing that hasn’t changed even slightly over the years is the bright white screen flash effect that was designed to simulate that of an actual camera flash.
If you’re interested in customizing the screenshot flash in any way, shape, or form, then you might take a liking to a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed Flashy by iOS developer CydiaGeek. In a nutshell, this tweak lets you customize the screenshot flash’s color and make other minor adjustments to the screenshot flash behavior.
If you ever thought about having a security drone that can fly around inside your house, Amazon is here to give you what you want.
Following a minor update for iOS 14, Apple today also released a bug fixing update for macOS Catalina as well.