In this tutorial, we explain all the practical ways to right-click (also known as secondary click or Control-click) on your Mac using a mouse, trackpad, or keyboard.
How to right-click on Mac (and what to do if you can’t)
2019 256GB MacBook Air has a slower SSD than 2018 model
According to a new speed test of the newest MacBook Air, which Apple launched earlier this month, the SSD under the hood is actually slower than last year's model in one variant.
How to rotate, straighten, crop, trim, and flip a video on iOS
Learn how to rotate, straighten, crop, trim, flip, and adjust a video’s aspect ratio using the Apple Photos app on iPhone or iPad to edit the clip exactly how you want.
Apple’s public and private talks on privacy appear to be very different
A new report aims to shed some light on Apple's focus on user privacy and security, and, most importantly, how it differs between public positioning and private talks.
A 138-page NeXT catalog is now available for perusal online
The Fall 1989 issue of the NeXT catalog is now available to everyone thanks to amateur computer historian Kevin Savetz who's scanned and uploaded all 138 pages of it to Archive.org.
Apple’s stopped selling iPhone SE/6/6 Plus/6s Plus in India, leaving only 6s at the low end
It would seem that Apple has altered its market strategy in India, where its market share is less than two percent and inexpensive handsets rule the landscape, in a move that has left its cash-strapped buyers in the 1.33 billion people country out in the cold.
Waze for iPhone is now showing you toll prices along your route
Waze for iPhone was updated on App Store this morning with a nifty new feature that tells you how much money you should expect to spend on tolls along your route.
How to add links in Pages and Numbers documents on Mac
Learn how to use links for websites, email addresses, phone numbers, etc., to make your Pages documents and Numbers spreadsheets more interactive and informative.
Honey brings the Apple Watch’s Home screen experience to your iPhone
If you own an iPhone and an Apple Watch, then you know that each device’s Home screen functions in a different way. iOS' Home screen is optimized for a larger display, while watchOS' is optimized for a smaller display; but if you have a soft spot for how the Apple Watch’s Home screen works and fancy the same experience on your iPhone, then today's your lucky day because you'll no longer need to settle.
Enter Honey, a newly-released jailbreak tweak by iOS developer Blake Boxberger that ports the Apple Watch’s Home screen experience to iOS devices. As you’ll notice in the screenshot examples above, Honey can be configured to work in several different ways and lets you experience what you love about your Apple Watch right on your iPhone or iPad.
This kit teaches you how to build and code a robotic arm
There's no better way to learn than with hands-on experience. If you're interested in robotics, it may seem like the only way to get that experience is by taking an expensive class at a university.
Pwn20wnd officially launches unc0ver v3.3.0 to the public without the ‘beta’ designation
It wasn’t long after @NedWilliamson released his Sock Puppet exploit that Pwn20wnd and the Electra Team began playing ‘tag you’re it’ with continuous jailbreak tool updates to support the latest possible firmware version(s), and as it would seem, those updates may finally be starting to plateau.
In a Tweet shared just a few minutes ago, Pwn20wnd announced the official public release of unc0ver v3.0.0, which officially brings it out of beta testing:
Modified iOS 13 wallpapers for iPhone and iPad
iOS 13 wallpapers are not possible for the general public to directly access on their iOS devices, while iOS 13 is still in beta. However, if you regularly follow the Wallpapers of the Week, you would have been able to download them a month ago! Today's collection is a modification of the stock Apple iOS 13 wallpapers. Offering two dark mode and two light mode options, the following iOS 13 wallpaper inspirations are available for iPhone and iPad.