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Speaking at the Hexacon security conference in Paris, France on Friday, hacker and security researcher Luca Todesco discussed Apple’s latest mobile software security trends and showed off a jailbreak on iOS 16.1 beta.
Learn how to turn off or customize spoken turn-by-turn directions in Apple Maps and Google Maps on your iPhone.
You'll be able to add funds manually to your Apple Card savings account or choose to have your daily cashback automatically deposited into it.
BlizzardBoard is a new app for jailbroken and non-jailbroken iPhones that can be installed by way of TrollStore to theme Home Screen app icons.
Aside from updated design, the new security features in Valve's redesigned Steam app include a two-factor authentication system (2FA), QR code login and more.
Learn how to create, use, and manage smart folders in Apple Notes on iPhone, iPad, and Mac to automatically organize your thoughts.
While iOS is a beautifully refined mobile operating system, that doesn’t keep jailbreakers from putting their own spin on the user interface by hiding unwanted elements.
The TrollStore perma-signing utility by iOS developer opa334 was updated to version 1.2 late Tuesday afternoon with support for a new installation method called TrollHelperOTA and a few miscellaneous bug fixes.
Learn how to exclude in-app data from specific apps in Spotlight Search results on iPhone or iPad to conceal content and increase your privacy.
Casetify's Amazon Prime Day deals are in full swing, offering 30% off of the company's best-selling, highly protective, clear iPhone cases.
Learn how to copy edits from one photo and paste them onto other images in the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad, allowing you to apply the same adjustments to multiple pictures without editing each one separately.
Would using an Apple Watch without its paired iPhone get you through the day? Watch our video to see how useful Apple's warble device is on its own.