Journalists Steven Levy, who was one of the first pre-release reviewers of the original iPhone ten years ago, has had Apple's upcoming iPhone X in his possession since last Tuesday.
Pre-orders for iPhone X are now in the record books! If you did not manage to reserve one in the first 5-10 minutes, shipping times were delayed by 3 weeks. In 15 minutes after opening, times slipped all the way to 5 or 6 weeks out, giving a December 15ish delivery date.
For the lucky few who managed to get a pre-order delivery of November 3 or those looking to campout on launch day, prepare your wallpaper arsenal for the shiny new OLED display. Download our four iDownloadBlog wallpaper packs.
It seems like jailbreak developers are still kicking along with a pretty decent jailbreak tweak here and there, and in this roundup. We'll go over every tweak released throughout the last week.
As usual, we'll start by showing off our favorites and then we'll outline the rest of them afterward. So without further ado, let's get started!
Last week, we got one of our first looks of an iPhone X, courtesy of Brooke Amelia Peterson, who happens to be the daughter of an Apple employee. He worked as a radio frequency engineer on the iPhone X, and while Brooke was visiting last month, he gave her an early look at the device. She filmed it, and last week, shared that video on her YouTube channel.
Wikipedia has updated its iPhone and iPad app in App Store with full iOS 11 compatibility and support for the latest iPhone and iPad devices.
Following Twitterrific's recent 5.1 update for macOS which brought easier management of muffles/mutes, developer The Iconfactory has now refreshed Twitterrific for iPhone and iPad on App Store with expanded muffling options and other new features and enhancements.
Electronics retailer Best Buy has enraged its customers by charging an extra $100 for Apple's iPhone X at full price, with many taking to Twitter to express their disdain with the policy.
Apple at yesterday's Final Cut Pro X Creative Summit demonstrated several new features coming to Final Cut Pro X, its non-linear video editing software.
QuickScreen is a convenient new Mac utility by Frogg GmbH that lets you demo your iPhone’s screen directly on your computer’s display.
Designed with ease-of-use in mind, all you have to do to get started with QuickScreen is plug your iPhone or iPad into your machine with a MFi-certified Lightning cable, and the app detects its display automatically.
When the founders of LaMetric worked together at a digital agency, they dealt with all sorts of information. Appointments, marketing stats, web analytics, and more. It was here the idea for LaMetric Time was born. A product that would take a simple clock, and make it so much more for the home, for creators, and for business.
This week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup features an app for making fun, 3D animations out of photos, a new app that claims to be the Peloton of treadmill running, and a fun new reading up with a twist. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Did you know that at any given time, Apple is offering discounts on hundreds of media items in its iTunes Store? It’s true. But like so many things in iTunes, these deals aren’t easy to discover and are nearly impossible to track. That’s where CheapCharts comes in.