Since the iPhone X launch videos and marketing promos included a liquid-filled screen, wallpapers of the same genre became quite popular on the site. Today is another submission in the same category, with extremely vivid swirling color schemes and a little sparkle showing through. While the genre has only become recently popular, @VasjenKatro created these original works before the iPhone X was even announced.
It shouldn’t be too much longer before the public gets a proper jailbreak on iOS 11, but in the meantime, developers continue to release jailbreak tweaks for iOS 10 devices that have been pwned with Yalu or G0blin.
In this roundup, we’ll talk about all the new tweaks released throughout the past week. As always, we’ll kick things off by discussing our favorites and wrap things up by outlining the rest afterward.
Anyone with an iPhone 6s or newer can use 3D Touch gestures on their Home screen icons to access Quick Action menus with various app shortcuts. As useful as they can be, these menus can look incredibly bland on stock devices.
A new free jailbreak tweak called SB3DTouchColor by iOS developer Cole Cabral improves the aesthetic of these menus. It does so by colorizing them to match the dominant color of the respective app icon.
After a brief hiatus from Twitter, CoolStar has returned and made important announcements regarding the state of the Electra jailbreak tool for iOS 11.0-11.1.2 devices.
Citing one of his most recent Tweets, Electra’s final build is nearing completion and could be ready for a public release as soon as next week:
On Saturday, Saurik flipped the switch for making purchases through Cydia on jailbroken iOS 10.3.x devices.
The change lets anyone jailbroken by way of sticktron’s G0blin tool to purchase paid jailbreak tweaks and themes from the Cydia Store. Before today, this was only possible on jailbroken devices running iOS 10.2 and earlier with Yalu.
Accessory manufacturer Shure is claiming on Twitter that iOS 11.3 will be debuting next week. While it may seem they've been privy to some insider information, a release next week seems unlikely.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features a new app for capturing reactions to photos and videos, a new, lightweight podcast client and an app for tracking storms around the globe. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Knowing what the various status lights on the top of your HomePod convey is an important feedback mechanism when using the speaker's touch controls and other interactions.
Google's recently released Material Design-focused redesign of YouTube for Apple TV didn't sit well with many customers, this author included, so small wonder the company issued a small update Friday fixing some of the biggest complaints about the app.
iOS developer Abhishek Singh is no stranger to ARKit and now he's put together a new ARKit-powered demo which recreates the scariest scene from the horror flick “The Ring”, complete with Samara popping out of the telly and coming in to your living room.
Steven Soderbergh's psychological thriller “Unsane”, which was shot entirely on iPhone, has premiered at the Berlin film festival on Wednesday.
Apple has hired Gaumont Television executive Carol Trussell to lead its original video efforts.