Learn how to opt out of Siri grading and delete your Siri history and data associated with your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and HomePod from Apple’s servers.
In an effort to make people want to either buy a new Apple Watch or upgrade an older model, Apple usually features plenty of noteworthy changes to a newer model. And, sure enough, that trend will continue with the "Apple Watch Series 6".
The "likes" are taking a backseat on Instagram (at least for a short time), and so is at least one third-party stalking app.
Augmented reality (AR) is something that Apple, and especially its CEO Tim Cook, has been excited about for quite some time. That manifested itself already in ARKit for iOS devices, but the company has been rumored to be working on a headset/glasses for quite some time.
No sooner than Apple’s launch of the Apple Watch Series 5 did I quickly hop online to pre-order my space black titanium Edition model. I’ve since experimented with a plethora of different Apple Watch bands, and with that in mind, I’ve decided on those I like best and use frequently, depending on the occasion.
Since I can’t be the only one with a never-ending hunger for new Apple Watch bands, I’ll be using this piece to delve into my five favorites. I’ll first discuss what it is I enjoy about each one, then talk about the things I don’t like, and lastly, I’ll attempt explain what I think each band is best suited for.
DJ/producer Calvin Harris already has a pre-release Mac Pro in his studio, judging from his Instagram stories. 9to5Mac reports that Harris updated his Instagram account over the weekend with videos that show the Mac Pro in use.
If you’re jailbroken on iOS 11 or 12 and actively looking for a fun and quirky way to style up the Control Center interface when listening to music with your favorite Bluetooth headset or speaker, then you’re probably going to enjoy a new and free jailbreak tweak release called Daisy by iOS developer LaughingQuoll.
As depicted in the screenshot example above, Daisy populates the volume slider in Control Center with a meticulously crafted glyph that represents the type of Bluetooth device you’ve connected to when listening to audio. Notably, the glyph still appears when the volume slider gets expanded to full screen.
Learn how to use Picture in Picture on Apple TV to watch two shows at the same time or continue watching a video while you find something else to watch on your TV.
Goldman Sachs and Apple are in the crosshairs of the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) following a viral tweet that alleges gender discrimination over credit lines associated with the Apple Card.
Learn how to change the default app for opening specific file types on Mac to customize it to your liking.
It can be seldom that jailbreak-oriented software supports any of Apple’s latest hardware, but perhaps one of the most renowned exceptions to this rule of thumb lies with that of first-party accessories, much like Apple’s AirPods. One great example of this was a previous jailbreak tweak release called Siliqua by iOS developer LaughingQuoll, which offered deeper gesture customization for AirPods users in possession of a pwned device.
Siliqua has since seen its second iteration, but now that Apple launched an entirely new product called the AirPods Pro, it shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to anyone that LaughingQuoll released a new tweak to go along with it. Enter Siliqua Pro, an add-on just like Siliqua, but designed especially for Apple’s latest and greatest first-party wireless earbuds.
Not even 24 hours after the initial public beta release of the checkm8 exploit-based checkra1n jailbreak tool, the checkra1n team has already launched its first bug fix update dubbed v0.9.1.
The newest version of checkra1n was announced only minutes ago via the checkra1n team’s official Twitter account: