This tutorial will show you how to change the background color in Numbers and Keynote so you can spruce up your work documents.
How to change the background color in Numbers and Keynote
This tutorial will show you how to change the background color in Numbers and Keynote so you can spruce up your work documents.
It’s a wonderful thing that Apple finally came to and brought native screen recording capabilities to the iOS platform. In fact, I still remember the not-too-distant past when you would’ve needed a jailbreak tweak or a disgraced App Store app to make this happen.
But as great as iOS’ native screen recording function is, there’s one significant caveat that bugs me, and a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed DNDMyRecording by iOS developer gilshahar7 addresses it.
If you’ve got a jailbroken iOS handset at your disposal, then don’t waste any time – open your preferred package manager and refresh your sources. Upon doing so, you should find a curious new jailbreak tweak called Arc by iOS developer Muirey03 in your Changes list.
Arc is a beautiful new extension for pwned handsets that brings your favorite actions and apps right to your fingertips from anywhere in iOS. As depicted in the screenshot examples above, the tweak is quite literally arc-shaped, and this makes it comfortable to use with one hand.
It's been a tough week for Zoom, one of the rare companies that has benefited tremendously as people get to increasingly work from home amid the coronavirus pandemic. In the past week or so, we also heard some encouraging rumors regarding the next iPhone SE, received new Apple OS developer betas, uncovered more hints about possible new features in iOS 14 and published a bunch of tutorials, many of which are designed to boost your work productivity.
There is a growing trend in digital user interfaces toward less harsh elements. This neumorphism iPhone wallpaper pack celebrates this future tendency.
Neumorphism represents a combination in skeuomorphic, realistic, and flat design elements. These wallpapers showcase downloadable examples of this new graphic movement that is popping up among digital artists. The pack includes cool mints, dark grey, and soft whites.
Dealing with this COVID-19 situation has been tough for many, but at least you can spend your free time tinkering with your jailbroken iPhone or iPad.
In this roundup, we’ll discuss all the latest jailbreak tweaks to be released from Monday, March 30th to Sunday, April 5th. 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.
We will have to wait until early June for Apple's all-digital Worldwide Developers Conference to see any official news about the next version of iOS, but until then we've got plenty of rumors to sift through. The latest deal with wallpapers and widgets.
With such an unexpected surge in the number of Home Screen folder-augmenting jailbreak tweak releases lately, it can be a tough call when trying to decide which to install. Fortunately, a new release dubbed Folded by iOS developers Thomz and burrit0z appears to be one of the most comprehensive and promising folder-centric tweaks for iOS to date.
As depicted in the screenshot examples above, there’s a lot you can accomplish with Folded. It grants users access to a plethora of new settings that stock handset users would drool over, and what’s more is that the tweak is completely free to download.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have an AI-powered celebrity face-swapping app, a musical platform that enables long distance song collaborations, and an app to help you develop better habits. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Apparently this is the week of acquisitions for Apple, as the company has just picked up a startup focused on artificial intelligence.
Before the end of March, Apple launched a couple of different resources to help people stay informed about the global coronavirus pandemic and COVID-19, the disease it causes. And now some United States Senators want to know just how secure user privacy is when using one of these resources.
Apple announced its first smart speaker, the HomePod, in 2018. There have been rumors of a refresh (and a cheaper model in general) for quite some time now, and a new report says we might be close to seeing it actually happen.