The popular Halide Camera app has enabled focus and exposure controls via the new Camera Control capture button on the iPhone 16 line.
Halide gains focus and exposure controls via the iPhone 16’s Camera Control button
The popular Halide Camera app has enabled focus and exposure controls via the new Camera Control capture button on the iPhone 16 line.
Apple should hold an event in October to officially unveil new hardware, including a few M4 Macs, but we expect other announcements, too.
Microsoft has ceased production of its HoloLens and HoloLens 2 mixed-reality headsets, and there’s no replacement in sight.
Traveling to a new country? In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to translate text and voice into another language right from your Apple Watch, even when you do not have internet connectivity.
I’m When you’re right in the middle of your jam, there’s no worse feeling than when the sound of a push notification interrupts that rad bass drop. You could rewind the music… but it just isn’t the same as a full playthrough.
Apple is allegedly working on not one but two new smart accessories for the connected home, and Apple Intelligence will be central to them.
Learn what to do if your AirTag is not connecting to your iPhone or its location is not being updated in the Find My app on your Apple devices.
Apple has removed the supporting iPhone apps for the Beddit sleep monitor accessory that it acquired back in 2017 but no longer sells.
Learn how to accept or decline an incoming call and reply to or dismiss message notifications using simple head gestures when you are wearing your AirPods.
Nugget, the backup-based hacking utility that makes use of the same SparseRestore exploit that the TrollRestore TrollStore installation method does to allow system customization on iOS 17.0-18.1 beta 4 without a jailbreak, received an update over this past weekend to version 3.0 with what iOS developer LeminLimez calls a “parity update with Nugget Mobile.”
The RootHide Procursus-based bootstrap, which can be used in tandem with the TrollStore perma-signing utility to allow users to inject jailbreak tweaks directly into their apps without a full-fledged jailbreak, has been updated on Sunday to version 1.2.7 beta with bug fixes and improvements.
While the palera1n jailbreak has proven to be resilient for arm64 (A11 and older) devices due to being based on a bootrom hardware-based exploit called checkm8 that can’t be patched by Apple with a mere software update, the fact remains that a lot of people are turned off by it being a command line-based jailbreak tool as opposed to offering an easy click-based graphical user interface (GUI) like checkra1n once did.