Here's a fun weekend project: if you have a broken iPhone lying around somewhere that's not worth repairing, take it apart iFixit-style and put the parts in a picture frame.
This guy took apart his broken iPhone 4 and framed it
An unofficial web player for Apple Music emerges
Because Apple currently does not provide a full-on Apple Music player on the web, software engineer Naveed Golafshani took it upon himself to create one as a fun project.
Netflix testing an intrusive popup that lets you rewind a scene
Netlifx is testing an instant replay option that, if launched, would let subscribers rewind to the start of any scene, but the implementation of this feature seems to leave a lot to be desired.
Apple is building a new $1 billion campus in Austin
Apple needs more office space for its growing army of employees so the company announced Thursday that it would be building a new $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas, as well as establish new sites in Seattle, San Diego and Culver City, California.
How to use HomePod to find your iPhone or other Apple device
Learn how to use Siri on your HomePod to play a sound on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch to locate them if you cannot seem to find them around.
How to create and edit playlists in the Music app on iPhone and iPad
Learn how to create playlists in the Apple Music app on your iPhone or iPad to categorize and organize your music for different moods and occasions.
This tweak transforms iOS’ low battery pop-ups into banner notifications
When your iPhone’s battery level dips below 20%, a persistent pop-up alert appears front and center on your display to let you know. Most people cringe at these kinds of notifications because they get in the way of everything, but a free jailbreak tweak called LowBatteryBanner by iOS developer SparkDev can help.
As you might have inferred from the name already, LowBatteryBanner replaces the standard low battery level pop-up alert with something we can all appreciate: a banner notification.
iDB’s Holiday Gift Guide: outdoor adventure seekers
Holiday shopping in today’s tech-driven world can be a daunting task, but never fear, iDB is here to help! Using our extensive product knowledge, we’ve put together a series of holiday gift guides with great gift ideas for a wide variety of ages, tastes, budgets and more. Today’s guide focuses on outdoor adventure seekers.
The best pregnancy and baby tracking apps for expectant moms
When you find out that you’re going to have a baby, you can go through many emotions from excitement to nervousness. And if it’s your first time becoming a mother, then you probably have tons of questions.
These apps can help answer your many questions, track changes to your body, and explain what’s happening from the time you find out you’re pregnant until the day your bundle of joy arrives.
Here are the best pregnancy and baby tracking apps for expectant moms.
Apple hires Sony Pictures’ Tamara Hunter as head of casting for upcoming streaming service
Apple's upcoming video-streaming service now officially has the head of casting.
2019 iPhone could integrate touch sensing into OLED screen to become thinner and lighter
iPhone models that Apple will introduce in 2019 are understood to incorporate a touch-sensing module into the OLED screen itself, allowing the upcoming handsets to potentially become somewhat thinner and lighter, according to a new supply chain report.
Apple News launching subscriptions in Spring, but publisher response reportedly muted
Apple's acquisition of Texture, a service billed as the Netflix for magazines, is set to evolve into a subscription feature within the News app but the project is allegedly getting a chilly reception from media executives who remain wary of the company's latest media foray.