Alongside previewing the new iOS 11.3 features and releasing the forthcoming new software for early developer testing yesterday, Apple also announced that app makers can now take advantage of ARKit 1.5, its framework for building augmented reality apps for iOS.
Apple is introducing a new privacy feature for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.
Our Wallpapers of the Week category keeps you fresh with quality wallpapers every Sunday. But, every now and then, we just can't help but release a mid-week set. These iPhone wallpapers were just too hot to keep until the weekend. iDB fan favorite @AR72014 has optimized the iMac Pro wallpapers for your iPhone and we have three versions ready to download. If you are looking for the 5k iMac blue cloud wallpaper for your desktop, we have that too.
Apple is allegedly working on a major redesign for its iBooks app for iPhone and iPad and iBooks Store, bringing a few new features like a Reading Now section, audiobooks and more.
Ahead of the grand opening of Apple's first store in South Korea, Apple has shared a series of new photos. The store will officially be opening this Saturday at 10 a.m.
Madeline Buxton of Refinery29 got to spend an hour with the HomePod ahead of the forthcoming launch, and she has shared what amounts to be the first mini review of the new smart home speaker.
Looks like Miitomo isn't long for this world. Nintendo's initial entry into smartphone apps will be no more, come May 9th. If you are currently one of the (few) users of Miitomo, you can still continue to use the app through then.
One of the fundamental reasons people jailbreak their devices is being able to customize the look and feel of their device, and a new free jailbreak tweak called customizedNotes by iOS developer CydiaGeek lives up to that expectation.
Just as the name implies, customizedNotes lets you personalize iOS’ stock Notes app, allowing you to stand out from every other iPhone user out there.
Want to view Instagram stories anonymously? In this post, we’ll show you how to view an Instagram story without the user knowing it.
iOS 11.3 has been released in the first developer beta ahead of a full release this spring. Apple previewed it ahead of time, teasing many new features. From AirPlay 2 to Messages on iCloud, to new Animoji, Health records, and more, we've now gone hands-on with everything new you can expect in iOS 11.3.
Swift Playgrounds, Apple's excellent iPad-only app aimed at children and wannabe developers that makes it fun to learn and experiment with code—has gotten even better.
iOS 11.3 brought a laundry list of new features to iPhone and iPad today, including iMessages in iCloud, new Animoji, new health features, ARKit enhancements and more. Among those is support for AirPlay 2.