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In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the Apple Magnifier app on your iPhone or iPad to turn it into a magnifying glass and use it to read small text or zoom in on objects for a closer look.
We have some pretty great news for anyone that stayed on iOS or iPadOS 16.5.1 or below on their A12 or newer device. As it would appear, staying on the lowest possible firmware and avoiding software updates despite the many temptations really does have its perks!
You can count on your friends at iDB to keep all the latest iPhone hacking and jailbreaking news front-and-center because we care as much about this exhilarating hobby as you do.
Learn how to use the iPhone Action button to translate words and sentences into another language, making it easier to communicate with someone in a foreign country.
Around a week ago, we shared the news about a breakthrough new tool called meowbrek2 by iOS developer @dora2ios that could effectively turn the semi-tethered palera1n jailbreak for arm64 devices running iOS 15-16 into a semi-untethered jailbreak by making use of the kfd exploit.
Learn how to make a Zoom call or join an existing meeting on your Apple TV to videoconference on the biggest screen in your house.
Thursday morning bore witness to interesting news for anybody who finds themselves intrigued by iPhone and iPad security research.
Face ID as a biometric authentication was a serious upgrade in device accessibility and a step up in convenience when it first debuted on the iPhone X. It continues to be Apple’s biometric of choice on its iPhones & iPads today.
Learn how to view activity history for locks, alarms, sensors, smoke detectors, smart lights and other smart home accessories in Apple's Home app on an iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Aston Martin and Porsche collaborated with Apple on brand-distinct CarPlay experiences coming to their infotainment systems in 2024.
The three new widgets for Apple's Weather app on iOS 17.2, iPadOS 17.2 and macOS 14.2 display richer weather forecasts and stats like precipitation, UV index, etc.
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.