EasyAirplaneDisabler fixes Apple’s antiquated Airplane Mode prompt
EasyAirplaneDisabler brings a more straightforward approach to disabling Airplane Mode when the prompt to do so appears on your screen.
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SignalPlane intelligently utilizes Airplane Mode at times of low signal to save battery
SignalPlane can help preserve handset battery life by automatically toggling Airplane Mode when an internet signal dips below a certain percentage.
SmartLowPower adds autonomous power-saving options to your iPhone
iPhone owners always find it challenging to keep their device fully charged by the end of the day, but a new free jailbreak tweak called SmartLowPower can help.
Some iPhone 7 units not regaining mobile service after exiting Airplane Mode, Apple investigating
An unknown number of users are reporting that their brand spanking new iPhone 7 is struggling to regain mobile service after Airplane Mode has been cancelled. According to internal documents, the company is aware of and investigating the issue.
Apple’s reportedly advised authorized service providers to instruct customers to restart the affected devices and, if service persists, remove and re-insert the device’s SIM card.
This tweak lets you keep Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on when you toggle Airplane Mode
With a new jailbreak tweak released by the name of Keep On Airplane Mode, you can now use the feature to toggle only your cellular radios off while keeping your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios active.
Airplane Enhancer+ takes iPhone battery preservation to the extreme
Airplane Mode is a feature built into your iOS devices that makes your devices airplane friendly by disabling all the wireless radios that could be a nuisance to on-board plane equipment, but it can also be used to increase your battery life.
Since the wireless radios are put to rest when your device’s Airplane Mode option is enabled, you’ll burn through less battery on a single charge with the feature turned on, and this is basically the idea behind a new jailbreak tweak dubbed Airplane Enhancer+.
With this time-saving shortcut, you can quickly set some Mac display options
Along with adjusting the screen resolution and the available display modes, macOS System Preferences application gives you additional Mac display options.
How to stop an outgoing iMessage before it is sent
In this tutorial, we’ll take you through the steps necessary to cancel the sending of an iMessage before it even reaches Apple’s servers, where it would then be pushed to all of the user’s iOS devices and Macs.
How to toggle Airplane mode on Apple Watch
There are several ways you can enable Airplane mode on Apple Watch when you’re traveling and this tutorial walks you through each one.
FAA greenlights use of gadgets during nearly all phases of flight
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has finally relaxed its restrictions on the use of personal electronics devices (PED) such as iPhones and iPads on commercial flights. Going forward, the FAA will allow airlines to expand use of personal electronics during nearly all phases of flight, and is immediately providing the airlines with implementation guidance.
Although the FAA has finally determined that smartphones and tablets have a minimal impact on the airplane’s electronic systems, pilots of course are barred from using gadgets for personal reasons at any time during aircraft operations.
Advisory committee asks FAA to relax restrictions on electronic device use
Good news frequent flyers, you may soon not have to worry about turning off your iPhone or iPad in airplanes anymore. The FAA advisory committee has recommended that electronic device restrictions on commercial aircraft be relaxed.
The special council, which was assigned to explore the effects of in-flight device usage, has met with the Federal Aviation Administration and is urging it to allow passengers to to use tablets and other electronics during takeoff and landing…
FAA rules set to change, may allow iPad and other tablet use pre-flight
Good news air travelers, you may soon have to quit pretending to turn your iPads and other electronics devices off before takeoff. According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, the FAA is expected to relax the ban on using some types of personal electronic devices at low altitudes.
Devices like iPads, e-readers and other tablets may see the rules relaxed to the point where they are usable throughout your entire flight—from takeoff to landing. However, cell phones, and more specifically cell phone calls, are expected to remain off limits due to the scope of the changes…
