Over the years, subscribing to services and apps has become easier than ever. And Apple makes it pretty easy to see all of the services you've subscribed to from within the App Store.
There are some features that should be supported right at launch of a certain product. For example, Apple Card owners should have probably been able to natively export transactions from the start.
YouTube may be prepping a new subscription feature that is similar to Apple TV Channels.
T-Mobile has been trying to merge with Sprint for quite some time, with some years going better than others. But now the two wireless carriers are closer than ever before.
Adobe today updated Lightroom for iOS, Lightroom for macOS and Lightroom Classic with new features like support for Split View multitasking. It also shared what's in store across 2020.
iDownloadBlog reader Niles Mitchell has been making cool videos about connecting new stuff with old stuff, and it's been quite a ride so far. His latest project recreates using a DaynaFile device, which is a very rare piece of lost Macintosh history dating back to the late 80’s.
The Curve from Twelve South is one of the top-selling notebook stands in the world, and now it's gotten even better thanks to a new Curve SE that launched Tuesday, bringing a beautiful matte white finish for customers who need a stand to color-match their all-white work desk.
At the end of 2019, the Sileo Team launched a botched tool that could be used to port the Sileo package manager onto the bootrom exploit-based checkra1n jailbreak. The launch wasn’t as seamless as some would have hoped, lacking synergy with the official checkra1n installer app. Moreover, it uninstalled Cydia and checkra1n resources in place of Sileo and its own dependencies with seemingly no obvious way of reverting.
Those who’ve been following the progress of Sileo for checkra1n closely may have noticed a peculiar Tweet by way of the Sileo Team’s official Twitter account early Thursday morning:
The show starts lightly with a chat about wallpapers, and gets increasingly serious as the discussion turns to foldables, and the Coronavirus and its ongoing impact on Apple's operations. Everything comes full circle as Cody and Sebastien end on a light note again.
Whether you have a preferred volume level for listening to music and videos or you merely wish to avoid the accidental changing of your iPhone’s volume level when you don’t mean to, a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed VolumeLock by iOS developer LacertosusDeus just might come in handy in various niche situations.
Just as the tweak’s name implies, VolumeLock lets you lock your handset’s current volume level with a simple gesture. It can help prevent accidental volume button presses from changing the volume level, and it can also curb pranksters who think it’s funny to turn your volume all the way up when you aren’t looking.
The powerful, free Spark email client by Ukrainian developers Readdle today pushed an update to its iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac apps on App Store, bringing a few new features such as sending the same email again on iOS/macOS and using inbox avatars on a Mac.
Jailbreakers who enjoy theming and adding their own personal splash of color to the native iOS user interface to make it distinguishable from the crowd won’t want to pass up on a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called ColorMeCC by iOS developer MrGcGamer.
As you might’ve inferred from the tweak’s name and the aforementioned context, ColorMeCC lets you colorize the Control Center interface in ways that aren’t possible on a stock device. The tweak incorporates a plethora of options for personalizing the Control Center interface, as you’re about to see.