The popular iPhone, iPad and Mac writing app Ulysses has picked up new features, including the ability to choose third-party fonts from font apps installed on iOS or iPadOS.
My favorite super hero growing up, and to this day, is Batman. Receiving the Bat Signal, Bruce Wayne always answered the call for Gotham. His bat logo emblazoned against the sky and on his chest, makes for strong hero iconography. The Batman logo wallpapers for iPhone take advantage of this simplistic design.
It’s that time of the week again, and as such, it’s only proper that we return with another jailbreak tweak and jailbreak news roundup encompassing the week of Monday, January 31st to Sunday, February 6th.
Many of the apps Apple pre-installs on iPhones and iPads get the job done for the average user. But any needs beyond that are best satisfied by third-party apps that can be had from the App Store.
We showed you a really nice notification aesthetic rework for jailbroken iOS 13 devices last year called Dayn, and this weekend, we’re excited to share that a new version of Dayn is now available specifically for the likes of jailbroken iOS 14 devices.
Just last year, we showed you a free jailbreak tweak called F***MyHearing that jailbreakers could have used to prevent iOS or iPadOS from automatically turning down their media playback volume while using headphones to purportedly ‘protect their hearing.’
Your iPhone is designed to play a simulated camera shutter sound every time you tap on the shutter button in the Camera app to take a photograph, however this only happens when your iPhone isn’t in silent mode.
It's time again for another edition of our awesome Apps of the Week roundup. This week we have a minimal photo editor, a social app for pets and a digital nutritionist. And as always, we've selected a great game for you to check out.
Proponents of the Zebra package manager for jailbroken iPhones and iPads might be excited to learn that a new update has been released this weekend in the form of version 1.1.24.
Throughout the year 2020, Apple TV+ was on a bit of a tear announcing new projects and first-look signings. But the whole entertainment industry was rattled by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, including Apple. So while many projects probably could have seen the light of day in 2021, that didn't end up happening. So now it's a bit of an avalanche.
While nothing is official quite yet, it sounds like Apple may be targeting an early March timeframe for its oft-rumored spring event. There had been some early expectations that Apple would be leaning more towards an April unveiling. But, a new report says Apple wants the cat out of the bag a bit earlier than that.
Apple Music has tried to stand out in a crowded market by, in one part, offering up a different free trial for people who want to try out the service. Typically, other music streaming services offer a single month of a free trial. Up until today, Apple's option was for three months, though.