Apple regularly stops signing older version(s) of iOS and iPadOS as the company releases newer versions to the general public. Doing so works as a mechanism to prevent firmware downgrades.
Aside from unspecified bug fixes and security patches, there are no new user features in iOS 17.2.1, iPadOS 17.2.1 and macOS Sonoma 14.2.1.
Many of our readers are familiar with the DelayOTA method of installing firmware updates on iPhones and iPads. This method allows users to upgrade to unsigned firmware from an older firmware for up to 90 days beyond the target firmware’s date of unsigning.
Keeping up with all the recent software updates relating to Misaka, Picasso, PureKFD, TrollStore, and XinaA15 v2 is a challenging task. Fortunately, your friends at iDB have you covered.
Among the many things that aren’t allowed on CarPlay-capable head units is watching videos, and for valid reasons. After all, car manufacturers don’t want to offer this feature as it may entice some individuals to pay more attention to a screen in front of their face while driving than the actual road they’re driving on.
Here's a quick rundown of several new iPhone features that Apple promised to deliver to customers with iOS 17, but booted into 2024.
The ability to collaborate on Apple Music playlists with other people who share your musical tastes was removed from iOS 17.2 but is back in the iOS 17.3 beta.
Update to iOS 17.2 to get Apple's journaling software and new features across system apps, including instant translation via the iPhone 15's Action button.
A good looking theme is sometimes a make-it-or-break-it feature for iPhone and iPad users’ Home Screens, so it’s no wonder that the iDB team features the best themes from time to time.
Has the iPhone hacking community been on a role lately, or what? Not only have we witnessed the release of TrollStore 2, but we also saw the XinaA15 v2 jailbreak launch with support for arm64e devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.4.1.
Every once in a while, a real looker of a jailbreak tweak makes it out into the limelight. A new release called Rune by iOS developer iCraze just so happens to be one of those tweaks.
A new NameDrop-like feature in iOS 17.2 uses NFC to enable you to quickly share eligible Wallet passes by bringing two iPhones together.