Following yesterday's article in the Wall Street Journal newspaper alleging that Amazon was in talks to acquire Wondery, a top-five podcast publisher, the retail giant has confirmed the deal.
Amazon has acquired podcasting company Wondery
How to stop sharing Apple Watch activity with your friends
Learn how to stop sharing your Apple Watch activity with your friends and family by hiding your activity from them or removing them as a friend altogether.
How to create, use, and manage Shared Albums in Photos on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Learn how to create and manage Shared Albums in the Photos app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to easily share pictures and videos with your family members and friends.
The best apps for tracing letters on iPhone and iPad for kids
Looking for apps to teach your kid how to trace letters and numbers? We've listed some of the best iPhone and iPad apps for tracing letters that help your child learn to write.
How to see if someone else has access to your Apple device or account
Have you ever noticed something about your iPhone or iPad that made you wonder if someone else used it without your knowledge? If you suspect that another person has accessed your device or your account but aren’t sure how to confirm your suspicions, we’re here to help.
Apple and Prepear are negotiating a settlement over disputed pear logo trademark
It's been a few months since Apple raised some concerns over a logo trademark. Prepear had garnered the ire of Apple over the company's pear logo earlier this year, but now the companies are working towards a settlement.
How to reverse Digital Crown volume controls on your AirPods Max headphones
You can turn the volume of your AirPods Max headphones up or down up by using a rotatable Digital Crown button found on the right ear cup. Thankfully, Apple permits you to optionally change the orientation of the Digital Crown button when adjusting the volume. Follow the steps in this tutorial to learn how to reverse the Digital Crown volume controls on your AirPods Max.
Apple removes an app that irresponsibly facilitated secret parties between users
Believe it or not, an app that facilitated "secret parties" between users and large New Year's Eve gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic has managed to sneak past App Store censors. But having caught wind of the software, the iPhone maker has yanked it out of the store.
Restriction brings guest and user accounts to jailbroken iPhones
The iOS and iPadOS platforms offer one heck of a user experience, so long as the device is intended for just one user. One thing that’s obviously missing, however, is a guest mode or multi-user experience, much like the ones you’d come to expect on any Mac or Windows PC.
The concept of a guest mode-style user experience for iPhones and iPads isn’t new, and has manifested itself in the form of various jailbreak tweak releases over the years, but one of the latest attempts to create this type of user experience stems from a new release dubbed Restriction by iOS developers SouthernGirlWhoCode and MeBlackHatof the TitanD3v team.
Apple loses its copyright lawsuit against device virtualization company Corellium
It has been over a year since Apple filed a copyright lawsuit against the device virtualization company Corellium. But now a verdict has been handed down, and it's decidedly against Apple.
AirPods Pro 2 may come in two sizes
AirPods Pro has become one of the most popular products for Apple to date, so of course the company is going to keep it around. But how do they improve upon it? Maybe offering different sizes is one way to do it.
Control HomeKit devices from your Mac’s menu bar with the free Scenecuts app
The free, open-source Scenecuts app by Seattle developer Nick Hayward is a great little utility that allows you to bypass Apple's unimpressive Home app and access your smart home devices and trigger HomeKit scenes directly through the macOS menu bar.