In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to turn on VoiceOver on your HomePod to get helpful audio feedback when interacting with the HomePod’s touch surface.
How to enable and use VoiceOver on HomePod
Half of smart speaker users say they don’t seek out any voice apps at all
Every other smart speaker user who participated in a survey by voice software site Voicebot and Voicify, which makes developer tools, has said they don’t discover any voice apps.
Spotify brings Hulu’s ad-based plan at no cost to all US subscribers
Not a week goes by without a Spotify announcement. Just as we've recently learned that the Swedish music-service's mobile app will come preloaded on Samsung's Galaxy S10 and other new devices, news broke this morning that the firm is now offering Hulu's ad-supported plan to Spotify subscribers in the United States at no additional charge.
Tidal brings master-quality music to iOS devices for the first time
Today yesterday refreshed its app on App Store with support for the Masters Quality Authenticated audio tier (MQA), bringing master-quality sound to iOS devices for the first time.
How to change the slide layout in Keynote on Mac and iOS
Find out how to change the slide layout to improve your Keynote presentations in just a few clicks or taps on your Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
This tweak gives your iPhone a Nintendo Switch-like volume HUD
We’ve seen so many different types of volume HUD replacements for the iOS platform that it’s not even funny, but if you’re familiar with the Nintendo Switch, then you might be excited to learn that it’s now possible to achieve a similar volume HUD experience on the iPhone and iPad.
The newfangled volume HUD for iOS comes by way of a new free jailbreak tweak called NintendoSwitchHUD by iOS developer iKilledAppl3, and once you’ve installed it, you’ll see witness akin to the before and after screenshots illustrated above.
Let’s Talk iOS 282: ‘Time to spend’ alert
If AR is the next big frontier for Apple, Sebastien is not quite convinced he's seen compelling use cases for this new technology yet. The two also talk about the rumors of an Apple credit card, and what this could mean for the company. Finally, Cody and Sebastien revisit their HomePod usage after a year.
Lock your iPhone by placing it face-down on a desk with DownLocker
There are typically two ways to lock your iPhone when you’re finished using it: 1) press the sleep button; or 2) wait for the lockout timer time out. But with a new free jailbreak tweak called DownLocker by iOS developer Soh Satoh, you can add a third and practical method to that list.
DownLocker utilizes your iPhone’s accelerometer system to discern the handset’s orientation in space, and when it senses that your handset is lying face-down, it locks the device. This works with virtually any flat surface, whether that object is opaque or transparent, which is an apparent advantage over similar tweaks that would use the handset’s proximity sensor instead.
$21 Samsung 128GB microSD card and other tech deals
Today's featured deal is Samsung's 128GB microSD card, which is currently discounted 20% and just $1 off its all-time low. We've also rounded up a number of deals for you from around the web, on everything from headphones to chargers. But you better hurry, these prices won't last forever!
You can now help beta-test unreleased new features in Twitter for iPhone and iPad
Twitter this morning announced a brand new app that lets anyone become a beta tester for unreleased new Twitter features on iPhone and iPad.
The next $329 iPad is expected to retain Touch ID and the headphone jack
No external design changes are expected for Apple's upcoming revision to the entry-level $329 iPad, according to a new report from a reliable Japanese blog.
Pwn20wnd updates unc0ver v3.0.0 to beta 45 to address exploit issue on A12(X) devices
Shortly after releasing an update for the unc0ver v3.0.0 pre-release with ‘partial’ support for A12 and A12X devices, Pwn20wnd dropped yet another revision, bringing the tool up to beta number 45 for public testing.
In a Tweet shared just this afternoon, Pwn20wnd reveals that the somewhat minor update addresses an issue involving the voucher_swap exploit by Brandon Azad on certain beta-centric firmware versions on A12(X) devices: