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Most of the text you type in various apps on your iPhone appears in your handset’s system font, but if you’ve ever wanted to make your text pop, then a font customization jailbreak tweak has always been the way to go.
When notched iPhones were first introduced starting with the iPhone X, a clever developer came up with a jailbreak tweak called Saw that hid the Home Bar and claimed more vertical screen real estate.
Developer Lars Fröder (@opa334) took to Twitter this Tuesday afternoon to announce the release of Fugu15 Max beta 8, the latest in a series of public beta launches intended for developers to test.
With HomePod sound recognition, your Siri speaker will push a notification to your iPhone (with live video, when available) if it detects the beeping of a smoke alarm.
An over-the-air Matter update lets you set up and control your Nest thermostat in Apple's Home software without requiring a dedicated Nest hub.
This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to use widgets to easily view your upcoming calendar events from the Today View or Lock Screen on your iPhone or iPad, saving you time and keeping you organized.
The rumored Action button may have prompted Apple to create new button press combinations to force restart or reboot your iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Following the lead of the Sileo Team’s decision to end support for the XinaA15 jailbreak this past weekend, it now seems that the popular Zebra package manager is going down the same path.
On notched devices that lack a physical Home Button, users instead rely on a software-based Home Bar at the bottom of the display to leave apps and multitask.
The Sileo Team pushed an update for the Sileo package manager on Monday, officially bringing it up to version 2.4.2.
Want to prevent people from looking at your photos and videos? Check out these 5 free ways to restrict access to your photos and videos on iPhone or iPad with a password or Face ID.
Depending on the amount of pressure applied to the force-sensitive Action button, you'll invoke different features of the stock Camera app on the iPhone 15 Pros.