Apple is discussing plans concerning a software solution that would permit military veterans to transfer their electronic medical records to iPhones.
Apple may create software allowing veterans to transfer health records to iPhones
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Review: Minimal Cal for iPhone brings focused, beautiful & clean calendar experience
Created by the app maker Rational Design, Minimal Cal is a new calendar app for iPhone which declutters the experience of managing your events and settings by incorporating great typography, minimal design and easy navigation. Can you calendar app do that?
Does your Mac have Apple T2 Security Chip? Here’s how to find out!
Some Mac models include the second-generation Apple T2 Security Chip, and in this tutorial, we'll show you how to check if your Mac has this or not.
5KPlayer brings multiscreen playback, DLNA, Internet radio & more to your Mac [sponsored]
5KPlayer by DearMob is a media player and streamer with over seven million downloads that solves all your audio and video problems. It's a mixture of a free HD video player that supports foreign video formats like MKV, a music player, a DLNA and AirPlay-enabled media streamer and a media downloader that makes multiscreen playback easier than ever.
Ive explains how “teetering towards the absurd” helped him design the original iPhone
Apple's Jony Ive yesterday delivered his Stephen Hawking Fellowship lecture at the Cambridge Union Society as part of winning its Stephen Hawking Fellowship award in September.
Macs with T2 chip treat the headphone jack and the internal speakers as separate devices
Apple's recent Macs include enhanced built-in audio devices, according to Rogue Amoeba who are well-known audio specialists and creators of quality audio software for macOS and iOS.
Review: second-generation Apple Pencil—is it worth it?
The new, second-generation Apple Pencil is here, but is it worth it? At $129, the improved Apple stylus is a bit tough on the wallet. Then again, it works so well with the new iPad Pro. So is the new Pencil really worth the premium? iDownloadBlog's Harris Craycraft investigates.
Switches lets you theme your iPhone’s universal toggle switches
Toggle switches have been present in iOS since its conception, and apart from the significant redesign post-iOS 7, these toggle switches have kept mostly the same appearance over the years.
Enter Switches, a new jailbreak tweak by iOS developer c1der that resolves this problem by letting you put a custom spin on your jailbroken handset’s system-wide toggle switches.
StackXI brings iOS 12’s stacked notification system to jailbroken iOS 11 handsets
Apple’s iOS 12 update brought several changes to the company’s mobile operating system, but perhaps my favorite of those is the new grouped notification feature that keeps your Lock screen and Notification Center interfaces free of unwanted clutter.
While this feature was initially native to iOS 12, those sporting jailbroken iOS 11 devices can now enjoy a similar notification grouping feature with a new free jailbreak tweak called StackXI by iOS developer Ominousness.
Google Photos now lets you adjust bokeh blur and focal point of your Portrait mode shots
Some cool new features are coming to Google Photos for iOS, including Portrait mode bokeh editing and changing the focal point of the blur, as well as leaving the subject of your photograph in color whilst changing the background to black and white.
Instagram has finally begun cracking down on fake likes and follows
At long last, the photo-sharing service Instagram has announced that its algorithm will be deleting inauthentic likes and follows that those fitness trainers and life coaches you've been following have bought from specialized services.
5 reasons iPad Pro can be your next computer, according to Apple
Apple today published a new 60-second spot through its official YouTube channel, provocatively titled “5 reasons iPad Pro can be your next computer”.