Check out the top photo printing apps for iPhone and iPad to turn your digital memories into actual printouts to frame or gift to someone else.
The best photo printing apps for iPhone and iPad
Linux now has a usable version for M1 Macs
Ever since Apple announced and launched its M1-equipped Mac options, getting Linux up and running on the hardware has been a goal for many a developer. And now it has finally arrived.
The new Paramount+ streaming service is set to launch in the US and Latin America on March 4
ViacomCBS has officially confirmed today that its new streaming service, dubbed Paramount+, is launching in the United States and Latin America on Thursday, March 4.
Apple is shutting down its Joint Venture small business program in February
Apple launched its Joint Venture small business program in 2011. However, the company has determined that 2021 is the time to call it quits, and plans on shutting down the effort in just over a month.
Apple may expand sensor-shift camera stabilization to the full iPhone 13 lineup
The iPhone 12 lineup made some big changes for Apple's smartphones. But, as usual, Apple had to pick and choose where some features ended up. Which meant some phones didn't get all the features the company may have wanted. The iPhone 13 lineup may change that.
LG suspends production of LCDs for iPhones as it mulls exiting the smartphone business
LG Display will be no longer building LCD panels for non-OLED iPhones, the company has confirmed now. Moreover, its parent LG has warned investors that it is seriously considering exiting the smartphone business entirely due to declining shipments and strong competition.
Headband customization coming? iOS 14.4 can see what headband type AirPods Max are using
The ear cushions on your AirPods Max headphones are easily attached and detached thanks to built-in magnets. A recent teardown analysis has found out that the entire headband can be detached from the headphones without even opening the ear cups. This strongly indicates that the AirPods Max were originally designed with interchangeable headbands in mind.
Substitute v2.0.7 update adds improved support for cycript
Substitute, the tweak injection and code substitution method that is commonly utilized by the unc0ver jailbreak, and in some cases even the checkra1n jailbreak, received a major revamp with the launch of v2.0 at the start of this year.
Over the last couple of weeks, Substitute has seen a slew of smaller updates comprising of bug fixes and performance improvements, and as it would seem, there are more planned updates in the pipeline.
Netflix says the experimental Shuffle Play button is definitely coming to all users this year
Netflix has been testing a Shuffle Play button that plays randomly selected titles for at least six months now, and is now prepping to introduce the feature officially to all users later in 2021.
Miss the Calculator widget on Mac? Check out these alternatives
With macOS Big Sur and later, you can no longer enjoy quick access to interactive widgets in the Notification Center. Sure, you can still see widgets for things like the weather and a world clock, but you can’t perform calculations in a few clicks like before.
You can use Spotlight Search for simple equations in a hurry, but if you need a little more, you have to open the Calculator app. Since a calculator is one of those utilities you don’t want to have to hunt for, we’ll show you some alternatives to replace your missing widget.
Here you’ll find calculator apps for your menu bar along with shortcuts to open your existing Mac Calculator app from the Dock and using your keyboard. Review the options and see which one is the best fit for your needs.
How to manage permissions for files and folders on Mac
Learn how to manage file and folder permissions on Mac and allow read only, write only, editing access, as well as no access at all.
Apple stops signing iOS 12.5 following the release of iOS 12.5.1
Apple regularly releases software updates for the company’s many platforms, mobile and desktop alike. Interestingly, while most Apple’s software updates target either newer devices or upgrading the user experience of the company’s latest firmware iteration, a few heads turned when Apple released iOS 12.5.1 earlier this month to address a COVID-19 exposure notification bug that purportedly affected older iPhones.
Given that a software update was released, despite being for an older iteration of iOS, it should come as no surprise to anyone that Apple would soon close the signing window for what was previously the latest version of iOS 12. This happened Tuesday evening after Apple officially made the move to stop signing iOS 12.5, the predecessor of the newer iOS 12.5.1 update.