After being delayed twice, GE is set to finally release HomeKit support for the C by GE line of smart bulbs.
GE finally brings promised (and delayed) HomeKit support to C by GE smart light bulbs
Apple will actually replace the battery of your iPhone 6 and later regardless of its condition
Last week, and following the iPhone performance throttling fiasco, Apple announced it would replace batteries of iPhone 6 and newer devices for a discounted $29. At the time, it was understood that to qualify for the battery replacement, your iPhone had to go through a battery diagnostic. That diagnostic would then dictate whether your battery was bad enough for Apple to replace it.
How to apply live filters to your camera with one simple swipe
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to apply photo filters and Photographic Styles right in the iOS Camera app while you're framing your shot. You can select the desired look and take a picture with that effect already applied to the final image.
Celebrate 2018 with fireworks on your Apple Watch face
To help celebrate 2018, Apple has included a small Easter egg for Apple Watch owners. Once it strikes midnight, your Apple Watch face animates with fireworks.
Let’s Talk iOS 220: The fit and the feel of it
As the new year begins, Cody and Sebastien share what they'd like to see from Apple in 2018. They then go slightly off-topic by talking about their health and fitness goals for the twelve months to come.
Best wallpapers of 2017
How fitting for the last day of 2017 to be a Sunday... and you know what that means: iDB Wallpapers of the Week. Given the coincidence, it seemed only fitting that this week's post is a highlight of the year's best Wallpapers of the Week. We went back through the site's analytics to bring you the top 10 wallpaper posts of the year, well, and some from the previous year too!
Tweaks of the week: AppColorBadges, tweakCompatible, and more
There’s been a lot going on behind the scenes in the jailbreak community recently. With the release of both the H3lix and LiberiOS jailbreaks and the confirmation that Saurik would update Cydia for iOS 11, it seems like we might see another season of jailbreaking after all.
In this meantime, this post serves to provide a brief summary of all the new jailbreak tweaks released throughout the past week. As usual, we’ll begin by showcasing our favorite releases and then outline the rest afterward.
The top stories of the week on iDB
Like every Sunday, we get to take a look at some of the most popular posts that were published on iDB during the week that just ended. Whether it is a news item, a new jailbreak tweak, a tutorial, or an app review, we sum it all up in one convenient place for you.
Apple’s battery replacement program is starting now
Along with its apology for miscommunicating about the throttling of performance of iPhones with degraded battery, Apple lowered the price of battery replacements for qualifying devices and said this program would be available starting in early 2018.
Playnow, Taskcode 2, Broadcast, and other apps to check out this weekend
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features an app for watching videos and listening to music together with your friends, a unique task manager, and a podcast client built for being social. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
iPhone once again named best-selling tech product of the year
The iPhone has once again been named the best-selling tech product of the year. According to a report from USA Today, Apple's popular handset outsold Samsung's Galaxy devices and all other consumer electronics in 2017, and it wasn't even close.
In wake of iPhone throttling drama, iFixit drops prices on battery replacement kits
In the wake of all the iPhone throttling drama, iFixit has announced that it is dropping the price on all of its DIY iPhone battery fix kits to $29 or less. The news follows Apple's own announcement yesterday that it is going to be discounting out-of-warranty battery replacements to $29 in 2018.