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If you’re jailbroken on iOS 13 and you also happen to own a pair of AirPods or AirPods Pro, then you might enjoy the added customization benefits of a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called AirPort (iOS 13) by iOS developer Boo.
If you haven’t already noticed in the screenshot examples above, AirPort (iOS 13) enables users to personalize the appearance of their AirPods/AirPods Pro connection interface. Options include colorizing the interface, the text, and the AirPods/AirPods Pro themselves.
There have been rumors swirling around for quite some time that Apple is planning to launch a slate of new products in early 2020. Maybe in March.
Just in case you haven't already engraved your AirPods case with an emoji, there's a new case accessory from Elago that might make for a fun option.
It hasn't been very long since Apple launched the AirPods Pro, but word is that the company is planning to launch a new version of the truly wireless headphones in the near future.
Apple is allegedly working on a new "AirPods Pro Lite" model, but the coronavirus outbreak has reportedly delayed planned second-quarter production of the upcoming earphones.
If the latest supply chain reporting is an indication, the Cupertino technology giant might be working on a pair of new AirPods Pro earbuds that may cost less than the current $249 model.
Samsung is not a stranger to the truly wireless headphone market, and so it's no surprise the company is trying again with its latest effort, the Galaxy Buds+.
The worldwide outbreak of the coronavirus has led to major changes for many companies, including Apple and its manufacturing supply partners.
I’ve owned Apple’s original AirPods since the day they were first released. Given just how much I liked my experience with them, I was quick to order the AirPods Pro when they launched last year with active noise cancellation and other perks.
Nowadays, I take either my AirPods or my AirPods Pro with me almost everywhere I go so that I have quick access to headphones whenever the need arises, but I’ve never liked carrying a scratch-prone white plastic case without some form of protection on it. To fill that requirement, I rely on Nomad’s Horween leather cases for the AirPods and AirPods Pro.
Earlier today, Apple announced its first fiscal quarterly earnings for 2020. And, as is par for the course, the company's CEO made some comments to news outlets after the fact.
Apple pulled the AirPods Pro firmware version 2C54 shortly after releasing it, most likely because reviews have now found out that the new software affects the user experience because it objectively worsens the active noise-canceling feature.