While iOS 13.4 might not bring a whole host of new features to the table, it does add one new exciting element: CarKey.
iOS 13.4 beta adds ‘CarKey’ feature adds ability to unlock, lock, and start supported vehicles
While iOS 13.4 might not bring a whole host of new features to the table, it does add one new exciting element: CarKey.
Apple recently seeded the first developer beta of watchOS 6.2, and now the company has released a developer update preparing devs for a future feature addition.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the latest betas of iOS, iPadOS, and macOS to developers. And while it's a minor update in the grand scheme of things, it does add one important element.
After releasing iOS 13.3.1 to the public, the company is moving right along with the next software update to its mobile operating system.
The checkra1n team updated the checkm8 bootrom exploit-based checkra1n jailbreak tool to version 0.9.8 beta on Wednesday with a plethora of changes, including full-fledged Linux support for the very first time.
The exciting announcement was shared early this morning in a Tweet shared via Twitter, which revealed only a small amount of context:
Checkra1n has long enjoyed its prestigious status of being the first and only jailbreak tool to take advantage of the checkm8 bootrom exploit, but could that change in the near future?
A curious new posting shared just this evening on /r/jailbreak appears to detail a new jailbreak tool dubbed Fugu that is being dubbed the “first open-source jailbreak tool based on the checkm8 exploit” by its creator Linus Henze. This eye-popping development certainly grabbed our attention, but a closer look at the project's GitHub page reveals the fine print:
Earlier this week, Apple seeded the third developer betas of upcoming software updates to iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. And now it's time for macOS Catalina.
Apple's latest Safari Technology Preview has dropped support for Flash, signaling that support for Adobe's technology will likely be removed from Safari's next stable version.
It has been quite some time since Apple seeded the first developer betas of its latest updates to its major operating systems, but here we are with the second.
The Sileo Team pushed a minor beta update for the Sileo package manager for Chimera jailbreak users on Monday, officially bringing it up to version 1.7.0 beta 1.
The announcement was shared via the Sileo Team’s official Twitter page early Monday morning:
It has been quite some time since Apple seeded the first developer betas of its latest updates to its major operating systems, but here we are with the second.
Apple recently launched iOS 13.3 to the public, and now the company is moving ahead with the mobile operating system's next update.