Red Sweater, the developer behind the popular crossword puzzle game Black Ink for Mac, is back with a brand new version of the game.
‘Black Ink 2’ Mac crossword puzzle app adds Dark Mode support, improves accessibility
BMW detours on Apple CarPlay subscription plans
Apple's CarPlay is a worthwhile feature to help drivers stay focused on the road, but actually getting the software on a car isn't the easiest process.
Apple TV+ sci-fi series ‘Foundation’ adds five to cast
One of the upcoming series for Apple TV+ is Foundation, based on Isaac Asimov's classic sci-fi tale. And now five more people are involved with it.
TIDAL student discount now includes high school students
Student discounts are par for the course with music streaming services, but TIDAL can now say it offers something a bit different compared to the others out there.
Apple suppliers reportedly gearing up to build mini-LEDs for 2020 iPad Pro
Piggy-backing on a recent analyst report by Ming-Chi Kuo which indicated that the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro might adopt promising mini-LED display technology in 2020, a trade publication this morning has provided additional details suggesting that a bunch of Taiwanese suppliers are now poised to received orders for mini-LEDs from Apple.
Apple Pay expands to Swedbank customers, UniCredit & Raiffeisen Bank in Austria, more
Apple Pay is now available to customers of Swedbank in Sweden and elsewhere, as well as to those who do their banking with UniCredit Bank and Raiffeisen Bank in Austria.
Plex just added thousands of free streaming movies and TV shows to your library
You can now add Plex to that growing list of consumer video services as the company today launched its ad-supported streaming service globally, offering not only Hollywood movies and TV shows but also extreme sports films, music documentaries, Bollywood musicals and more.
iPhone 11 Pro reportedly collects location data even when told not to
Apple's latest iPhone 11 Pro model has been found to continuously collect and transmit your location data even when specifically told not to.
Apple offers a fix for 13-inch MacBook Pros plagued with unexpected shutdowns
Apple has acknowledged an issue with some 13-inch MacBook Pro models that may cause your notebook to randomly shut down even though the battery shows a remaining charge.
How to bleep out words in iMovie on Mac
Find out how to mute or bleep explicit words in your iMovie videos on Mac to keep your content clean and professional.
Watermelon brings Apple Watch Complications to iOS
One of the reasons I love my Apple Watch so much is having the ability to glance at my wrist to see information from Complications. On the other hand, I spend most of my time using my iPhone as opposed to my Apple Watch, and it’d be nice to have watchOS-like Complications present on my iOS devices.
If you’re thinking along the same lines I am, then you might be interested in a newly released jailbreak tweak called Watermelon by iOS developer LaughingQuoll.
This tweak makes YouTube videos look nicer on notched iPhones
When watching videos in the YouTube app for iOS, those with notched handsets can view them one of two ways when the handset is in landscape orientation: 1) zoomed out such that the notch remains hidden in the video’s black side border; and 2) zoomed in such that the notch physically cuts into the video frame. Switching between these modes is as easy as using a pinch gesture while a video is playing.
As you might have noticed by now, some YouTube videos take better advantage of the wider display canvas, filling the display up to where the notch begins. This usually depends solely on the aspect ratio of the videographer’s filming equipment, but with the help of a new jailbreak tweak called UniZoom by iOS developer Lavie Gariv, users can synthetically impose similar scaling effects on virtually any video on YouTube.