While much of the jailbreak community continues to await the release of an iOS & iPadOS 15 jailbreak, the good news is that some of the community’s most talented jailbreak tweak developers are now active again, resulting in more tweak launches.
Welcome back to another episode of our Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have a great selection including a collection of widgets, an animation-maker, and an NFT-finder. And as always, we've got a great new game for you to check out.
Phone displays are only getting larger and larger as time goes on, and the iPhone is no exception to that concept. Unfortunately, with notifications usually manifesting at the top of the screen, the larger display can make reaching them a challenge.
Apple Cash now uses the Visa network instead of Discover, with all new virtual Apple Cash debit cards being created on the Visa network.
TSMC will start mass production of 2nm chips in 2025, with Apple and Intel among the first clients said to use the latest semiconductor technology.
Apple goes above and beyond to make the iOS platform more enjoyable with every major yearly iteration, but one facet of the operating system that hasn’t changed very much over the years is the Phone app’s native interface.
The Twitter app now features an edge-to-edge timeline that lots of users have surely come to love, but for every person who loves the change, you can bet there’s somebody who hates it.
Looking to broadcast on YouTube? In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll show you how you can live stream to YouTube from your iPhone, iPad, Android phone, or computer.
Learn how to win Apple's International Dance Day fitness challenge on your Apple Watch to earn a time-limited award along with animated iMessage stickers.
Apple has launched new curated workouts and collections on Apple Fitness+.
You can now ask Apple's Siri assistant to play songs and navigate music using the Tidal service on your iPhone or iPad, but it doesn't work with Siri on your HomePod.
Apple has rolled out the latest Apple Maps improvements to its customers in Germany and Singapore, including 3D landmarks, street-level photography, improved navigation, more detailed road coverage and other perks.