Imagine app icons on the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad had Dark Mode, too? This isn’t something that’s entirely out of the question given the recent white app icons trend.
If you’re new to macOS, learning how to navigate and use the menu bar is essential. This tutorial explains the basics of the Mac menu bar.
Take control of your Mac desktop. Here’s how to use Stacks, sorting, sizes, and spacing to organize your Mac desktop for a more efficient workspace.
Follow along with iDownloadBlog as we show you how to adjust iPad icon size in iPadOS.
Want to change a default folder icon to a photo or logo? We’ll show you how to customize the folder icons on Mac.
Want to make more space on your Home screen? This tutorial shows you how to easily create blank iPhone icons with the Shortcuts app.
Want transparent icons on your iPhone Home screen? This tutorial will teach you how to create blank icons, no jailbreak or hack required. This is the perfect way to show off your wallpaper or simply have a set up different from the millions of iPhones out there.
Lacking an icon for your extra_recipe jailbreak app? Don’t like the Yalu one? This guide will show you how to add an icon of your choice to these apps.
Tucked away amid a flurry of new reports covering upcoming new features in Apple’s operating system updates, like Theater Mode on Apple Watch and Siri in watch apps, Night Shift on Mac and Find My AirPods on iPhone, Apple yesterday quietly announced that developers will soon be allowed to change their app’s Home screen icon programmatically, whenever they like.
In other words, an update is no longer required to push out the new icon artwork.
The seemingly unimportant change opens up a world of new possibilities for interactions with your favorite apps that simply were not possible before.
Springtomize is one of my favorite jailbreak tweaks ever released because of its Swiss Army Knife-like appeal, but I also understand there are some jailbreakers who don’t want to spend money in the Cydia store.
To those people, I present a new free tweak called Calypso 2.
Changing your app icons is not only fun, but in some cases you just have to do it to enjoy using your Mac. Here’s how to customize your Mac app icons.
9to5Mac claimed back in January that Siri would be finally coming to the Mac via the forthcoming OS X 10.12 software update this fall. Today, MacRumors published a genuine looking image that purportedly shows a colorful Siri icon sitting in OS X’s Dock, adding fuel to the Siri for Mac rumors.
Another screenshot appears to show a Siri icon sitting in the Mac’s menu bar at the top. The publication says that these screenshots were sent to them by a source “who has provided us with reliable information about Apple’s software plans in the past”.
