This week's editor's desk roundup has me thinking about Apple's green plans for its second-biggest corporate facility in the U.S., the changes it's making to iOS development for the next big release in 2020, and the way it's treated one developer in particular. Read on for more details.
The jailbreak community is bustling with new activity this holiday season, and much of the newfangled excitement comes by way of the checkra1n team’s unpatchable checkra1n jailbreak, which leverages @axi0mX’s checkm8 bootrom exploit to liberate almost any A7-A10 device from the iPhone 5s to the iPhone X. Best of all, all of this works on iOS 13 – Apple’s latest and greatest mobile operating system.
If you’re in the market for jailbreak tweaks and add-ons that will make your jailbroken handset more exciting, then you’ve come to the right place. This roundup will encompass all the latest jailbreak tweaks from Monday, November 18th to the Sunday, November 24th. As always, we’ll kick things off by discussing our favorite releases and then wrap things up with a brief outline of the rest.
If you've been following the recent story about Apple developer Guilherme Rambo getting locked out of his Apple Developer account for months, then you should know that he's back in business. Rambo noted on Twitter that Apple has reinstated his access.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup, we have an easy-to-use music creation app, a news client that wants to help you be more informed, and a cyberpunk-themed photo editor. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, has been a vocal supporter of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), for years. And that continues to be the case in 2019.
One of the high-profile film releases scheduled to launch on Apple TV+ is The Banker, but recent controversy has led Apple to delay the project's upcoming theatrical release.
A case is a great way to keep your device protected, and depending on what you're looking for you can find one thin enough to fit easily enough in a pocket. But maybe you want your phone to be a bit easier to grasp when you need it. A belt clip case can make that a possibility.
It's not very often that I run into a game that's not available on the App Store anymore. These Retro reviews are meant to look back at great games that gave us a fun time back in the day, so it's a bit sad when you find a game is not available. Especially if it's a great game like League of Evil was. While it's not available on the App Store, League of Evil is still available through Steam, so if you have a Mac or a PC you like to play games on, you can revisit this retro title on your computer instead.
League of Evil was one of the best-received games on the App Store when it first came out in 2011. Its huge success leed to getting 2 more sequels, which only improved what the game brought to the table. Now, the company behind the game, Ravenous Games, has moved on to work on a new title for PC called Deadtime Defenders.
Now it's our time to look back at one of the best games I've played on iPhone. Let's retro review League of Evil.
We're always interested in testing new input devices, especially computer mice, even more so if you take into account Apple's widely reported keyboard woes and the fact that customers are now free to connect a mouse to their iPhone or iPad. That's why we thought we'd take a closer look at Logitech's Pebble M350 mouse in a new YouTube video by iDownloadBlog's Harris Craycraft, who wonders whether it could file as the quietest portable mouse on the market.
Having recently traveled to Asia and talked to Apple's suppliers, Barclays analysts have concluded Apple will outfit next year's iPhone 12 Pro and Max smartphones with six gigabytes of RAM, up from four gigabytes of RAM in the current iPhone 11 Pro and Max models.
The original AirPods became a true sleeper hit for Apple, but demand for the new noise-cancelling AirPods Pro is reportedly "much higher" than the company's original estimate.
How long can a single trial go on for? Well apparently Apple and VirnetX want to find out, as yet another decision out of a United States appeal court will undoubtedly fuel things along.