In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a new journaling/mindfulness helper, an app for wanna-be wine sommeliers, and a simple todo list manager. And as always, we've selected two great new games to check out.
If you rely side-loadable jailbreak tools such as Chimera, Electra, or unc0ver, then it’s important to understand the plethora of ways you can install them on your iPhone or iPad. While methods such as AltStore, Cydia Impactor, and third-party signing services like Ignition and iOS Ninja are some of the most popular, many tend to forget that you can use Apple’s own Xcode development platform on the Mac to accomplish this task.
The Xcode method came in clutch for me countless times when Cydia Impactor stopped working for an extended period and when all the best signing services had been revoked; to make matters worse, my handset's iOS version was too old to run AltStore. With that in mind, we’ll be sharing the Xcode method in this tutorial for fellow jailbreakers that find themselves in similar predicaments down the road.
If you appreciate art and want a way to view beautiful works on your device, then this list of iPhone apps for art lovers is for you.
You can browse galleries, check out exhibits, and view artwork from talented artists all around the world. So if you can’t make it to a local art show or afford to travel the globe, immerse yourself in an app for artwork instead.
Most iPhone and iPad users rely on iOS’ native App Switcher for fast-paced app-to-app multitasking, but if you wanted something a bit less intrusive (and perhaps even more aesthetically pleasing), then you might enjoy a newly released jailbreak tweak called Switcher by iOS developer neoish.
In this edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have a volume control tool, an app for curating, sharing and discovering meaningful content, and an app that lets you perform with holograms. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.
Rich text formatting features have been strangely absent from mobile Outlook so it goes without saying that fans of Microsoft's otherwise excellent email app for iPhone and iPad can now style their emails with bold, italics, underlined, inline links and more.
Apple is now rejecting all apps related to the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak that aren’t from officially recognized health institutions such as governments or hospitals.
Inspiration comes in different forms for different people. And if you’re looking for a jumpstart to your day, a way to get through a difficult time, or just want to think more positively, a small thing like an app on your device can help. Partnered with your other motivational methods, an app that gives you something to think about can be a great addition.
These apps for iPhone provide encouragement with a simple tap. Browse through the list, try one or all, and see if it’s just the ticket to motivate you.
For Facebook Messenger users, a Mac app would probably be very helpful. And yet, the wait for an actual, official app has been long.
In an ongoing effort to make its messaging software more nimble and less bloated, Facebook today updated Messenger for iPhone and iPad with a refreshed design that hides the Discover tab form the main view while putting greater emphasis on ephemeral stories and friends.
iOS has come a long way in recent years, especially in terms of widgets and information displays. But when compared with a lot of the smartphone competition on the market today, iOS (and even iPadOS) still lag behind.
Enter Velox Reloaded, a stunning new jailbreak tweak by ApexTweaks that introduces quirky system widgets with handy functionalities directly to your iPhone or iPad’s Home screen via the very same grid-space that you use to store application icons.
In this week's edition of our Apps of the Week roundup we have an alarm clock for friends, an app for storing and sharing links, and an easy-to-use mood journal. And as always, we've selected two great new games for you to check out.