As promised, Atari's "Missile Command: Recharged" is now available in the App Store.
Atari launches Missile Command: Recharged, a re-imagining of the beloved classic
10+ useful keyboard shortcuts for App Store on Mac
Browse for apps and games without lifting a finger by learning about this list of Mac App Store keyboard shortcuts that are easy to use and remember.
FolderControllerXIII offers more options than we can count for iOS folder customization
There’s been no shortage of Home screen folder customization-centric jailbreak tweak releases as of late, and with so many options to choose from, the million-dollar question jailbreakers are asking seems to be: which one offers the most bang for my buck?
The answer is subjective based on what you need out of such a tweak, but if you’re still on the fence, then it can be hard to go wrong with a new release called FolderControllerXIII by iOS developer i0s_tweakr, which offers one of the most extensive feature sets we’ve ever seen in a folder customization tweak for the iOS platform.
Checkra1n v0.10.1 released with support for iOS 13.4 & 13.4.1, bug fixes
Apple released iOS 13.4.1 to the general public yesterday, and as you might come to expect, this has a few implications for the jailbreak community. Obviously, the unc0ver jailbreak doesn’t support the new firmware, as it can only jailbreak iOS 13.0-13.3. Checkra1n users, on the other hand, should be in the clear following a new update to the jailbreak tool on Wednesday.
Checkra1n co-developer Jamie Bishop took to Twitter this evening to share that checkra1n v0.10.1 had been released. This new update incorporates support for iOS/iPadOS 13.4 & 13.4.1, enabling handsets susceptible to the checkm8 bootrom exploit (A7-A11) to be jailbroken even on Apple’s latest and greatest software updates:
Apple releases macOS Catalina 10.15.4 supplemental update with FaceTime bug fix and more
Earlier today, Apple released watchOS 6.2.1 to address a lingering FaceTime Audio bug. Before that, iOS 13.4.1 and iPadOS 13.4.1 were released to the public as well. And now it's macOS Catalina's turn.
Disney+ passes 50 million subscribers just five months since launch
February feels so long ago now. Back then Disney's former CEO, Bob Iger, was confirming that its fledgling streaming service, Disney+, had surpassed 28 million subscribers. Now, just two months later and those numbers took tiny in comparison.
Apple releases watchOS 6.2.1 with FaceTime bug fix
Apple has released the next minor update for watchOS, bringing with it a quick fix for a lingering FaceTime bug.
The best free time trackers for Mac to log the hours you work
If you’re a freelancer, remote worker, or another job type where you need to log your time, then you want a good time tracking app for Mac.
Time trackers come in all shapes and sizes. From those that have a basic start and stop button to those that have built-in task management features, do you have the time to try them all and see which is best for you?
To help you out, we’ve tried several time trackers for Mac and have narrowed that list down to these best ones.
Survey shows 85% of U.S. teens own an iPhone; 88% say an iPhone will be their next phone
Based on the latest survey, a lot of teenagers in the United States own an iPhone. And good news for Apple: even more say they plan on buying an iPhone as their next phone.
Watchsmith: create dynamic Apple Watch complications that change throughout the day
Watchsmith is a useful new app from developer David Smith (best known for his sleep-tracking Apple Watch software, called Sleep++) that lets you customize more than three-dozen dynamic watch complications which can change throughout the day. Given Apple doesn't permit third-party watch faces, it's the closest thing to being able to create your own watch faces.
How to lock your Netflix profile with a PIN on iPhone and web
Learn how to secure your Netflix profile using a four-digit PIN on iPhone, iPad, and web browser to prevent other family members or roommates from accessing your watch history and messing up your recommendations.
Apple is sending replacement AirPods with unreleased firmware, making them unusable
If you are in need of a replacement AirPod, Apple is happy to oblige and send you one. Unfortunately, it may come preinstalled with a new, unreleased firmware. Which isn't great.