Not even one week after Apple officially released iOS and iPadOS 14 to the general public, the checkra1n team has released checkra1n version 0.11.0 with support for Apple’s latest and greatest mobile operating system (albeit with a catch).
The checkra1n Twitter page shared the announcement late Monday night, followed closely by commentary from Todesco himself:
If you’ve been enjoying the iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 feature for adding widgets to your Home Screen, then maybe you want to take that a step further. Among apps with Home Screen widgets are apps that let you customize your own widgets!
You can create your own Home Screen widgets and have them look exactly as you like. This gives you even more flexibility than you probably expected for personalizing your device. Here’s how to create custom Home Screen widgets on iPhone and iPad and tools you can use.
Hacker and checkra1n jailbreak team member Luca Todesco turned quite a few heads Sunday evening after posting a rather peculiar Tweet that appeared to tease substantial progress on an iOS 14 jailbreak.
The Tweet, embedded below, states “popped 14 so to celebrate I got a new pfp (profile picture).”
One of the new features in iOS 14 is built-in support for picture-in-picture. However, it's not working everywhere some people might like.
Watch this hands-on video walkthrough showing you the top 8 new features in iOS 14 you absolutely need to know about and learn how to use.
The schedule is a bit funky, but Apple on Thursday seeded an upcoming update for the recently released iOS 14.
Sometimes a bug in the software can ruin the best of intentions. Take, for example, Apple finally letting iOS users switch some default apps. But an apparent bug is causing some issues.
Apple seeded the seventh beta of macOS 11 Big Sur earlier today, and, with it, the latest beta of Xcode 12.2 as well. The latter is already teasing a major update to iOS.
One of the new features in iOS 14 is stock support for picture-in-picture (PiP), and now Shazam even supports it.
With resizable widgets right on your Home Screen, you can get a bigger picture of all sorts of things. From Apple’s own Calendar, Photos, and Notes to third-party apps for communication, finance, and music, you have plenty of widgets to pick from.
For your iPhone Home Screen, check out our list of the best widgets for iOS 14. Since more and more companies will be providing widgets, we’ll update our list often so that you can see the best ones as they arrive.
Earlier this year, during its virtual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple showcased all the changes it made to iOS 14. Now, months later, the software is ready for the public as Apple today began rolling out the update to all users.
While the iPhone 12 lineup is delayed until October (at least), iOS 14 is still coming -- hopefully sooner than October. Which means Apple is still fine tuning the software ahead of the public launch.