The MacBook Air is getting a new entry to its lineup. It's one of the most popular laptops out there in the market, and easily one of the strongest products for Apple's laptop segment. Today, we get a redesigned MacBook Air with the new M2 processor under the hood.
Continuing with its iOS 16 announcements, Apple has unveiled a refreshed Home app. It doesn't appear to be a total redesign, but there are a ton of UI refinements that make the app easier to use. Additionally, Apple says that support for the new smart home standard Matter is on the way.
Apple is finally bringing some new changes to the CarPlay feature with iOS 16, which it just announced at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference. Finally, the new CarPlay experience will support even more screens, including the gauge cluster, and offer up even more information.
Apple's iOS 16 software includes new features for the iPhone's Messages app, like message revoking and the ability to recall a sent message, among other changes.
Apple is making it easier to share photos with people in iOS 16. It's already pretty easy to share photos, especially with people using Family Sharing. However, with iOS 16, Apple is making it even easier. And, in some instances, even automatic. Even directly from the Camera app.
Apple is updating the Maps app again, making it even better. That starts with brand new features, some of which have been requested by users for quite some time. And the better Maps experience, which has been rolling out for quite some time, is going out to more cities.
Apple's big WWDC keynote is underway, and the company is in the midst of announcing a number of changes and improvements coming to iOS 16. Among them is a big update for the Wallet app which includes new ID interactions, expanded smart key support, and a new Pay Later feature.
Today is the day. It's the keynote for this year's Worldwide Developers Conference, which means it's packed with new announcements. Which includes new products! And platforms, including the major changes coming to iOS. And this year is certainly no different.
Everyone loves the idea of enhancing their device’s privacy and security, and jailbreakers are no different. Fortunately, a new and free jailbreak tweak dubbed AlwaysVPN by iOS developer iosrouter might be able to help in this respect.
As we head into the Worldwide Developer Conference, rumors are swirling about both software and hardware. In recent history, the WWDC opening keynote focused exclusively on software improvements across the ecosystem. However, with Apple’s refresh to the product lines, there is an undercurrent of anticipation; we may at least see a colorfully refreshed MacBook Air.
Celebrate the full Apple silicon switch with these Apple M1 processor wallpapers.
Each Sunday, iDB takes all of the jailbreak-oriented news and tweak releases and complies it all into one easy-to-read outline so that our readers never miss a beat. This Sunday will be no different in that respect.
While many are waiting for a jailbreak for the newest hardware and software combinations available today, we’ve witnessed an uptick in the number of legacy jailbreaks for older device and firmware combinations over the past several months.