RGB lighting effects are popular for computer peripherals, especially in the PC gaming community. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Apple doesn’t offer anything of the such for its platforms, and this includes the iPhone and iPad.
If you’re looking to add a touch of RGB to your jailbroken iPhone that isn’t so overpowering that it looks completely gaudy, then you might enjoy a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed rgbBattery by iOS developer jesseb0rn.
By now you've probably used a service that will send you a text message that includes a specific code sent to you in a text message, usually in an effort related to security measures while logging into something.
Disney's video streaming service Disney+ continues to see millions of subscribers, and the good news for the company is that those numbers continue to trend upwards.
Learn how to have Siri intelligence dynamically curate your apps and show suggested actions right on your iPhone Home Screen in the Siri Suggestions widget.
The third developer beta of iOS 14 brought with it a few different changes and new additions. The fourth beta is doing the same.
Apple and Google's Exposure Notification API, which is meant to help health authorities launch COVID-19 contact tracing apps, is now finally live in iOS 14.
Those who’ve been following the CoolStar-led Odyssey Team’s upcoming Odyssey jailbreak for iOS 13 will remember that the tool’s corresponding Chimera13 GitHub page was slapped with a DMCA takedown request at the hands of the unc0ver team just before the tool was expected to be released to the general public.
Both sides have since submitted their parts — the unc0ver team saying that Odyssey used stolen code and the Odyssey Team obviously refuting such claims. As of today, however, it seems that GitHub chose to reinstate the Odyssey Team’s Chimera13 GitHub repository, an evident victory for the Odyssey Team and its following.
As we march towards the fall, and the public launch of the next major updates to Apple's most popular operating systems, the company continues to seed betas of the prerelease software.
Apple is using Tuesday as a day of announcements, apparently. The company already revealed a new 27-inch iMac, and now we're getting some big news regarding Phil Schiller.
AnyFix is a one-stop software solution aimed at helping you get rid of a bunch of annoying system issues that can plague your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Apple TV and iTunes.
With macOS Big Sur launching this fall, many of your favorite third-party apps could be stuck with what will by then be frowned upon as an outdated Mac icon system. User interface designer Raven Yu took it upon himself to solve your first world problem with a custom designed set of more then a hundred Big Sur-optimized icons for popular third-party apps like VLC, Things, Adobe CC, Microsoft Office, Google Chrome, Spark, Twitterrific and so forth.
If you are in the market for a new 27-inch desktop computer, then Apple is coming in hot with a brand new refresh for its own iMac lineup.