The iconic Mac startup chime played when you power up your computer had been around since 1998, but Apple disabled it in 2016 beginning with that year's MacBook Pro refresh. Thanks to a newly discovered Terminal command, you can re-enable the Mac startup chord sound on macOS Catalina and earlier, and our step-by-step tutorial shows you how.
Those who’ve been keeping close tabs on the jailbreak community as of late should be keenly aware of Brandon Azad’s oob_timestamp exploit, which made iOS 13.0-13.3 support for A12(X)-A13 devices via the unc0ver jailbreak possible. As wonderful as it is, the oob_timestamp exploit isn’t without its shortcomings, such as memory leaks.
Given the aforementioned circumstances, a series of Tweets shared early this morning by renowned hacker Jake James may be considered great news for the jailbreak community:
Apple has been rumored to be moving away from relying on Intel for its processors in the Mac lineup for quite some time now.
Apple has a couple different patent fights ongoing with VirnetX, but one of them has finally reached its conclusion.
Apple on Sunday released a new shot-on-iPhone footage that tested the limits of the triple-lens camera on the iPhone 11 Pro, especially its ultra wide camera, with sweeping shots of the iconic sandstone structure found in Valley of Fire State Park located in Overton, Nevada.
With the launch of the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, Apple welcomed a new, rounded square-shaped camera setup on the back of the handsets.
Aside from leaking a possible premium AirPods model with a price tag of $399, Target employees followed up on Sunday evening with additional alleged images from the company's inventory system which suggest that other new Apple products could be on the horizon.
Apple's Safari browser for iPhone, iPad and Mac will begin enforcing a tighter certificate policy starting September 1 in an effort to boost the security of websites using the HTTPS protocol.
Apple's upcoming Tile-like tracking accessory, tentatively named "AirTag", could feature wireless charging similar to your Apple Watch and be "completely waterproof".
The next iPhone to be released later this year may permit users to connect to wireless networks at gigabit speeds thanks to support for a new near field communication standard, known as IEEE 802.11ay, according to the fairly reliable Japanese blog Mac Otakara.
A Taiwanese supplier has reportedly just entered the iPad Pro supply chain to begin churning out mini-LED displays for the next iPad Pro model allegedly coming later in the year.
A somewhat reliable leakier last evening shared alleged videos on social media of iOS 14's purported new iPad-style multitasking switcher on iPhone with recent apps displayed on a grid.