Did you accidentally delete an app on your iPhone or iPad? Learn how to easily restore both free and paid apps without purchasing them again.
How to restore deleted apps on your iPhone or iPad
Did you accidentally delete an app on your iPhone or iPad? Learn how to easily restore both free and paid apps without purchasing them again.
There comes a time when almost every iPhone or iPad owner comes to realize that they want to do partake in Spring cleaning on their handset’s Home Screen.
Last week during WWDC21, Apple announced updates to all hardware system software, with macOS Monterey getting some solid screen time. New features are there, but no major updates year over year, which begs the question, why did the name move from macOS 11 to macOS 12, when it took more than a decade to justify the name change from OS X to macOS 11. I digress.
One thing the iDB Wallpapers of the Week fans were excited to get was a brand spanking new official Apple wallpaper. Today, we have creative macOS Monterey wallpaper variants for all devices.
With so much happening in the jailbreak world today, it can be a challenge to keep up with everything.
That’s why we curate a weekly roundup post just like this one, to help our readers keep up with all the latest jailbreak tweak releases and news developments that they may have missed throughout the week.
Most people can relate to being involved in one of those awkward social situations where they just can’t wait to get up and leave, but they don’t have a good reason to and don’t want to come off as rude.
Having said that, a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called Breezy by titand3v can offer assistance in this department, as it lets you create fake, yet convincing notifications that can make it look like you’re needed somewhere else.
If you’re looking to accomplish a custom Home Screen setup on your iPhone or iPad, then your typical options include shifting app icons to different pages or organizing them into folders. You’d be hard-pressed to customize much else, as Apple doesn’t offer many other options.
This apparent shortcoming has left the jailbreak community to do what it does best: break down Apple’s unfortunate customizability barriers by offering end users a slew of options for achieving unique Home Screen aesthetics that no one else will have – especially not those using stock, non-jailbroken handsets.
The iPhone’s native Lock Screen does exactly what it was designed to do – that is, provide a secure layer between the user and your handset’s operating system where you need to authenticate yourself to move forward.
iPadOS 15 is on the way. Apple showcased the new software at this year's WWDC. This year was all about cross-platform feature parity, but that's usually the case with iPadOS and iOS anyway. That's certainly the case this year.
I can still remember what it was like hauling around a portable CD player with me everywhere I went back in my high school days. That was before MP3s really took off. Forking over money for some worthwhile headphones was worth it back then, maybe even more so than it is today for most use cases. But that digital takeover was inevitable, and, eventually, I was hauling around all sorts of different MP3 players instead of that CD player.
The Odyssey Team frequently updates the Taurine jailbreak tool for iOS & iPadOS 14 with new features, bug fixes, and improvements. Today is no different.
Taurine v1.0.6 is now officially available to the general public, introducing important patches and upgrades that jailbreakers won’t want to miss out on.
The iPad mini has retained that familiar, big bezel iPad design for a long time. But it sounds increasingly like Apple's looking to change things up in the near future. Even before the end of 2021, even.
Back in April, Apple TV+ gave a full series order to another bilingual show. This one's called Now and Then, and it's billed as a thriller dealing with teenage aspirations and the reality of being an adult. And now it's added a little more than a handful of new members to the cast.