Those taking advantage of the Zebra package manager instead of Cydia or Sileo on their jailbroken handset will do good to launch the app and refresh their sources.
A fresh update to Zebra was released Monday afternoon that officially brings the zippy package manager up to version 1.1. Citing the project’s official change log on GitHub, this release incorporates a lengthy list of improvements. Brace yourselves:
Another day, another signed deal for Apple TV+. This time around it's for the current showrunner of one of the video streaming platform's best TV series.
Apple and Google continue to release resources for developers planning to build apps relying on the pair's new Exposure Notification system.
If you use Google Drive on your iPad or iPhone, and have been hoping Google would add support for Apple's biometric security features, the wait is finally over.
Last week, Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, said that some stores in Austria and Australia would start to reopen within the next week or so. And now we've got a reopening day for at least one of the retail stores.
Earlier today, Apple announced the redesigned 13-inch MacBook Pro. We've gone ahead and put together a quick look at the technical specifications for the newest Mac notebook in the lineup.
There have been plenty of rumors about a new 13-inch MacBook Pro for quite some time, and now, following in line with its 16-inch older sibling (and 13-inch MacBook Air), we have important updates for the (slightly) smaller sibling.
Switch Control is a helpful accessibility feature on Mac. It lets you connect an adaptive device and then interact by entering text, selecting items, and controlling your Mac.
If you want to use Switch Control for you or someone you share your computer with, this tutorial shows you how to enable and customize Switch Control on Mac.
The iDB Wallpapers of the Week gallery is full of incredible images. Posted every Sunday, the collection grows by a modest number of wallpapers each week.
This week, I'm excited to have found an incredible, matching gradient wallpaper set for iPhone with fifteen total images. Given that gradient style wallpapers are some of the hottest on the site, I hope you too are as excited as I am to give these a run on your device.
Got a jailbroken iPhone or iPad, but aren’t entirely sure how to get the most out of it? If this sounds anything like you, then you’ve come to the right place.
In this roundup, we’ll showcase all the latest jailbreak tweaks released from Monday, April 27th to Sunday, May 3rd. As usual, we’ll kick things off by discussing our favorite releases first and then wrap things up with an outline of the rest afterward.
It was only a few days ago that a kernel-level jailbreak detection bypass had been released to the general public. Dubbed FlyJB by @XsF1re, the project was quickly taken down after the developer lost confidence in his work. But much of his efforts remained open source, permitting future projects to draw inspiration from it.
Now, a second kernel-level jailbreak detection bypass called KernBypass by has been released, this time by Twitter user @akusio_RR. The project credits @XsF1re for vnodebypass, hacker Jake James for jelbrekLib, and @0x7ff for maphys. But what does all this mean?
When compared with other smartphone operating systems, there’s no question that iOS leaves a lot to be desired in the notification department. Fortunately, those with jailbroken handsets no longer have to settle with what Apple provides out of the box.
Quart is a newly released jailbreak tweak by iOS developer LaughingQuoll and designer timeloop that replaces the lackluster native notification system on your pwned iPhone with one that will get you riled up every time you receive a text message or any other sort of notification.