Looking to customize the appearance of your jailbroken handset’s many 3D Touch/Haptic Touch menus? If you answered yes to that question, then you should take a peek at the new 3DGlassierTouch jailbreak tweak by iOS developer b4db1r3.
If you’re fortunate enough to have a jailbroken device at your disposal in this day and age, and you like the idea of custom Emojis, then we think you will enjoy a new EmojiFontManager add-on called Twemoji 15.0 EFM by iOS developer PoomSmart.
An upcoming software update will add an Apple Podcasts app to the App Launcher on select Tesla vehicles, including the new Cybertruck.
The iDB team has once again come through for fans of the Nintendo Switch gaming platform, finding all the best deals that can still be had in time for Christmas this year.
Anker is offering fresh deals every day in countdown to Christmas, with up to 50 percent off on select chargers, docks, batteries and other accessories.
Learn how to use the same flash drive, thumb drive, SSD, hard drive, or other external storage devices on both macOS and Windows computers.
If you’re looking to score some gear from Peak Design in time for the holidays, but you’ve realized that Black Friday and Cyber Monday already came and went, then you might just be in luck…
PureKFD, the kfd exploit-based toolbox app and package manager all-in-one by iOS developer @lrdsnow received an important update to version 4.2 this week.
If you're experiencing issues charging your iPhone wirelessly in your car, installing Apple's iOS 17.2 update should fix this annoyance.
You can never have enough storage space, and Other World Computing knows that. That’s why we’re excited to share the news that the company is releasing the OWC Express 1M2.
The Misaka package manager app, renowned for giving iPhone and iPad users the ability to install hacks and add-ons without a jailbreak by way of the MacDirtyCow (iOS & iPadOS 15.0-16.1.2) and kfd (iOS & iPadOS 16.0-16.6 beta 1) exploits, has received another important update.
It has always been possible to inject third-party code into decrypted .ipa files so that they could be sideloaded onto your iPhone or iPad with more functionality than the app would have directly from the App Store, but this has always been a somewhat inconvenient method of going about it.