Ladies and gentlemen, it's the weekend. You know what that means — it's time for another edition of our Apps of the Week roundup. We once again have some awesome picks for you including an app for taking better moon shots, an app for learning computer science, and an AI-infused, hyperlocal weather client. And as always, we've selected a fun new game for you to check out.
Your friends at iDB have once again sourced some of the best deals to be had on Nintendo Switch games and accessories, and we’re here to share them with you.
These Anker accessory deals have been on fire lately, and here's another you won't want to miss. It's on the PowerExpand 6-in-1 USB-C hub, which includes USB-C and A ports, an HDMI port, a card reader and headphone jack. It's perfect for your laptop, or USB-C flavored iPad, and right now it's on sale for just $20.
If you’re interested in colorizing various user interfaces of your iPhone or iPad and don’t have a jailbreak at your disposal, then a new add-on for the MacDirtyCow and kfd exploits called Palette by roeegh might interest you.
Learn how to set your Mac to calculate folder sizes and show how much storage space each folder takes up when navigating files in Finder as a list.
Home Button-equipped devices are just hanging on by a thread as Apple moves to totally stop supporting them with iOS 17 and beyond, but for those who own them and recognize their worth in terms of hobby hacking, there’s a new MacDirtyCow exploit-centric add-on in town called Gestureify by HackZy that may captivate your attention.
Apple may separately sell a Thunderbolt cable for the upcoming iPhone 15 models for those who wish to transfer large files at up to 40Gbps.
iOS 17’s Apple Maps prompts you to download an offline map when requesting navigation directions to an area with poor cellular reception or Wi-Fi coverage.
Just yesterday, we showed you a new app called PureKFD that works like a package manager app for non-jailbroken devices running firmware susceptible to the either the MacDirtyCow exploit (iOS 15.0-16.1.2) and kfd exploit (iOS 16.0-16.6 beta 1).
Themes are an awesome way to make your iPhone look different than everyone else’s, and one theme in particular can help make your iPhone stand out.
If you are looking for a wireless charging stand, and don't need or require all of that fancy magnet stuff, the Belkin Quick Charge is about as good as it gets. I've been using one myself for the last few years without issue, and I couldn't recommend it more. It's reliable, it's fast (for non-MagSafe), it charges your phone both vertically and horizontally, and right now it's just $16.
When it comes to the kfd exploit that everyone’s been ranting and raving about lately, two major players seem to come in to mind: 1) the Misaka package manager; and 2) the Picasso all-in-one system customization app.