Certain aspects of the iOS mobile operating system provide feedback of different styles. Whether that’s haptic feedback you can feel or audible feedback you can hear, it’s intended to give you the positive response you’d come to expect from taking a particular action.
At iDownloadBlog, we make it a priority of ours to ensure that you’re getting the latest iPhone and iPad jailbreaking news as it becomes available and that it’s as accurate as possible. But it’s hard for most people to keep their attention glued to a website all week long, which is why we make weekly recaps like this one.
Delta, the insanely popular emulator app for iPhones and iPads that recently became available in the App Store following an Apple policy change, received an important update on Friday to keep the app’s developer out of some legal hot water…
If you’ve been following along during the past couple of days, especially following the release of iOS & iPadOS 17.5, then you’ve likely heard about the new PoC for a kernel vulnerability in AppleAVD impacting iOS & iPadOS 17.4.1 and older called CVE-2024-27804, which Apple cited as having the potential impact for an app to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges
Apple will bring new AI-powered accessibility features to iPhone, iPad, Mac, CarPlay and Vision Pro with iOS 18 and other updates that will drop this fall.
One of my longtime favorite jailbreak tweaks, a beautiful audio visualizer for the Now Playing interface on jailbroken iPhones and iPads, has been reimagined for the latest rootless jailbreaks by iOS developer Ryan Nair in the form of a new release called Mitsuha 6.
Are you considering making the leap to one of Apple’s new M4 chip-equipped iPad Pro tablets with the coveted nano-texture glass touch display? Before you do, there are a few things that you may want to know.
Just yesterday, following Apple’s release of iOS & iPadOS 17.5, security researcher Meysam Firouzi (@RootkitSMM) took to X (formerly Twitter) and said that they planned to publish a proof of concept (PoC) for a kernel vulnerability impacting iOS & iPadOS 17.4.1 and older dubbed CVE-2024-27804.
The new M4 iPad Pro and the M2 iPad Air will gain Apple's new document scanner powered by artifical intellgience (A) via a special day-one software update.
A Battery Health menu brings the charge cycle count and other stats, but the feature remains restricted to Apple's latest M2 iPad Air and M4 iPad Pro models.
Apple on Monday released iOS & iPadOS 17.5, with a substantial part of that update incorporating a handful of security patches. At the very top of Apple’s “About the security content of iOS 17.5 and iPadOS 17.5” web page is CVE-2024-27804, a peculiar kernel vulnerability in AppleAVD which had the potential impact of an app being able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.
iOS 17.5, iPadOS 17.5 and watchOS 10.5 arrived on May 13, 2024. Download the updates on your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch to get the latest features.