iOS 16.0 was a surprisingly buggy release. But Apple heard your pain—iOS 16.1 squishes a bunch of bugs while bringing a few cool new features to your iPhone.
iOS 16.1 video walkthrough: 9 new features and a lot of bug fixes
How to merge or delete duplicate contacts on iPhone
Too many duplicate contacts in your address book? Here are 3 free ways to find, merge, or delete those duplicates directly from your iPhone.
How to see your calendar events as a list on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch
List view shows your calendar events in a compact form and allows you to see several upcoming events at a glance. Follow along as we show you how to display your upcoming calendar events in a list view on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.
iPadOS 16 brings the Zoomed Out display setting to older, smaller iPads
The iPadOS 16 software enables a zoomed-out display setting on older iPad models, including those that are powered by Apple's A12X and A12Z chips.
iOS 16.1 brings adaptive transparency mode to the first AirPods Pro and AirPods Max
Apple's brought its adaptive transparency mode to the original AirPods Pro with iOS 16.1 beta 3 after this handy feature debuted on the second-generation model.
Apple stops signing iOS 16.0 & 16.0.1, halting downgrades from iOS 16.0.2
Just last Thursday, Apple publicly released iOS 16.0.2 with a patchwork of bug fixes for the company’s latest mobile operating system – iOS 16. Just some of the remedies included with the update were a solution for the freaky camera vibration when using third-party apps and a resolution for the excessive clipboard permission prompts users would get upon pasting text copied from one app to another, among other things.
TrollStore update with bug fixes brings the perma-signing utility up to version 1.1.1
We’ve been talking a lot about TrollStore lately, and for good reason. In the absence of a jailbreak for iOS & iPadOS 15, it’s the closest thing we’ve got. That’s because it lets users perma-sign apps on their iPhones and iPads with elevated privileges that come eerily close to the capabilities of jailbreak tweaks – see Cardio, Filza, Legizmo Kincaid, and Mugunghwa as just a few different examples.
New Cardio app for TrollStore lets users customize Apple Pay card images without a jailbreak
Another developer appears to be taking advantage of TrollStore for iOS & iPadOS 14.0-15.4.1 beta 4 devices to tinker with parameters of these operating systems that wouldn’t ordinarily be customizable without a jailbreak. The latest attempt comes by way of a new app called Cardio by cisc0disco.
Photoshop and Premiere Elements gain new AI features and Apple silicon support
Adobe has updated its Photoshop and Premiere Elements with full support for Apple silicon Macs and new AI-powered features for casual users.
What is Safety Check on iPhone and how to use it
Safety Check is a security feature on your iPhone in iOS 16 that allows you to quickly see what information you're sharing with people and what permissions you have given to apps. From here, you can instantly revoke all permissions for all people and apps or review them on a per-person, per-app, or per-information-type basis.
In this tutorial, we will tell you everything you need to know about Safety Check and how to use it to keep yourself and your data safe in unforeseen situations.
Apple-owned Dark Sky has been removed from App Store ahead of schedule
The weather app Dark Sky is no longer on Apple's App Store, suggesting it was removed ahead of schedule after the iPhone maker acquired it in March 2020.
Microsoft is killing its SwiftKey predictive keyboard for iPhone
Microsoft will pull SwiftKey from Apple's App Store on October 5. Here's how to continue using the keyboard app on your iPhone and iPad after the cut-off date.