A small yet important tweak in iOS 12.1.4 has made managing subscriptions for iPhone and iPad apps a lot more discoverable than before.
The iOS 12.1.4 update makes it easier to manage app subscriptions
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Chariz and Packix repositories will soon merge, augmenting the experience for users and developers alike
Chariz and Packix are two of the most popular third-party repositories for Cydia today, and as you might come to expect, the founders of each have become good friends along the way. But an announcement shared just this week via the Chariz Twitter account conveyed that the two repositories will soon consolidate into one, promising substantial improvements to the user experience for jailbreakers in the process.
Citing the announcement, the aforementioned merger was a project seven months in the making and represents an entirely new direction for both repositories as they unite into one and improve consumer services for the greater good.
Pixelmator for iOS now supports 2018 iPad Pro resolutions & Apple Pencil 2 double-tap gesture
The iOS edition of Pixelmator, a Photoshop alternative, yesterday added support for the new 2018 iPad Pro display sizes and the double-tap gesture for Apple Pencil 2 in the latest update.
Trackpad sketching now available in Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint for Mac
Microsoft today refreshed its Word, Excel and PowerPoint productivity apps in Mac App Store with support for trackpad-based sketching.
Pixelmator Pro for Mac gains Portrait and clipping masks, comic book effects & more
The popular Photoshop alternative Pixelmator today updated Pixelmator Pro for macOS on Mac App Store with a bunch of new features, including support for Portrait Masks that lets you open your depth-of-filed photos together with a layer mask.
How to infinitely zoom in the Photos app on your iPhone and iPad
The Photos app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch contains a weird bug, one we hope Apple never fixes, that makes it possible to zoom in on a photo beyond the visibility threshold.
Apple rumored to hold a March 25 event to unveil a news subscription service
Apple is planning a special event for Monday, March 25, according to a new report from BuzzFeed. Citing sources with knowledge of the plans, the outlet says the event will take place at the Steve Jobs Theater at the new Apple Park Campus, and the focus will be a news subscription service.
Major balance tweaks are coming this week to Fortnite’s planes, ziplines, RPG and hand cannon
Fortnite version 7.40 is landing later this week, bringing with it massive changes to the planes, zip lines, rocket launcher and more, as noted in Epic Games' Reddit post.
How gambling and porn apps sneak their way past Apple’s strict App Store review process
It's not just Google and Facebook: some smaller developers are openly abusing Apple's Enterprise Certificate program too by disguising their gambling and pornography apps as legitimate offerings meant for companies that distribute employee-only apps on App Store.
Halide 1.2 boosts your iPhone RAW shots with a new color histogram and smarter Smart RAW
Halide, the premium manual RAW camera app for iPhone, was bumped on App Store last night to version 1.2, bringing two major enhancements that help you capture better photos.
WWDC 2019 rumored to take place June 3-7 at San Jose’s McEnery Convention Center
Apple's annual pilgrimage for developers may have been scheduled to run from Monday, June 3 to Friday, June 7 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California.
Apple promotes its longtime iPhone executive to a marketing head for augment reality
Apple has named its first head of marketing related to the burgeoning field of augmented reality. Frank Casanova, a company veteran who has been at the Cupertino firm since 1988, has become its new chief of worldwide product marketing for augmented reality.