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One of the primary reasons we jailbreak our devices is to customize how the operating system looks, and a new free jailbreak tweak called LegiBilly by iOS developer i0s_tweak3r holds true to those roots.
LegiBilly lets you add a splash of color to virtually any label or text color throughout iOS, including what you might find on the Home screen, Lock screen, and Status Bar, among others.
Lab analysis conducted by DisplayMate rated iPhone X’s Super Retina display the most innovative and top performing smartphone panel they've ever tested, but now Samsung's newly unveiled Galaxy S9 has beaten Apple's device in terms of screen quality.
For years, Samsung's obsessed about being the first with any new feature—and for a good reason because the South Korean firm has a long history of firsts in the mobile industry.
Following the first public release of the Electra jailbreak tool for iOS 11.0-11.1.2 this week, there were some initial discrepancies with official versions of Saurik’s Cydia dependencies.
Electra users were later advised to avoid installing the APT 0.7 update from Saurik’s Cydia/Telesphoreo repository, but a new update to Electra on Tuesday should address these issues head-on.
With everything that’s going on lately in the jailbreak community as of late, it’d be an understatement to say that people want to know what’s happening with Saurik and the iOS 11 update for Cydia and Mobile Substrate that he talked about on Reddit several weeks ago.
Following the Electra 1.0 public release this week, Saurik took to Reddit once again to discuss CoolStar's jailbreak tool and his progress on updating Cydia and Mobile Substrate for iOS 11. As usual, the comment is rather long, so bear with us…
Following Sprint's announcement today revealing its first six United States cities that will be getting “5G-like capabilities,” rival T-Mobile has now detailed its own 5G rollout plans while taking swings at “dumb and dumber” competition.
Remember when the iPhone X notch was widely ridiculed and mocked by competitors?
Apple Support's official YouTube channel just published two new mini-tutorial videos.
First announced last October alongside the new Pixel 2 smartphone lineup, an expanded Home speaker range and other accessories, Google's miniature smart camera, called Clips, finally went on sale today in the United States priced at $249.
A month and a half following its nicely done brand philosophy ad which communicated the message that “Do What You Can't” isn't just a marketing slogan, Samsung has now created a similarly-themed video meant to raise its profile among big business customers.
Apple on Monday shared a trio of new videos through its official YouTube channel, titled ”Safe”, “Ease” and “Apple Support,” inviting Android people to switch to an iPhone.
The 2018 iPhone lineup will include a near-6.5-inch model, reports Bloomberg. The outlet says the handset, which would be the largest ever for Apple, will feature an OLED panel with a resolution of 1242 x 2688.