On Wednesday, CoolStar released the tenth beta of his Electra jailbreak tool for iOS 11.0-11.1.2. The new release incorporates a bevy of bug fixes with the intention of making the experience more stable for everyone.
Electra still doesn’t install Cydia because Saurik hasn’t updated it for iOS 11 just yet, but users can take advantage of SSH connectivity to install tweaks and extensions for personal enjoyment.
iOS provides a flickable keyboard that makes it easier to type faster on your iPad.
In the past, we've taken a look at countless gimbals for your iPhone, but some readers have been on the lookout for something a bit... bigger. We've gone hands-on with the Zhiyun Crane V2 gimbal that can handle anything up to a 3.9 pound DSLR.
Registered iPhone, iPad and Apple TV developers can now use Apple's command-line delivery tool to upload their app previews to iTunes Connect, change app metadata in bulk and more.
Logitech's latest update to the Logi Circle app has brought a new snapshot feature to its popular HomeKit-equipped Circle 2 camera. The accessory maker is also expanding its premium subscription service for homes with multiple cameras.
We've seen our fair share of portable USB-C battery packs that have been certified to support the USB-C Power Delivery specification, also referred to as USB-C PD. The new Powerstation AC battery accessory from Mophie is one of the most compelling yet.
Apple has begun shipping 18-core iMac Pro models to customers in the United States.
One of the most common issues with Apple's all-in-one iMac and iMac Pro desktop machines is that all the ports you care about are along the back. It works aesthetically, but functionally it can be frustrating. Enter the new USB-C clamp hub from Satechi.
Apple is trialing a new system, currently limited to its Canadian customers, that makes it easier for people to reserve a replacement battery for their iPhone through the support website.
Now that HomePod is ready to start getting into the hands of customers, Apple is trotting its execs out for a myriad of press interviews.
Apple's software engineering head Craig Federighi reportedly told key engineers at a meeting earlier this month that the company would be pushing back some planned iOS 12 and macOS 10.14 features into next year in order to focus on software performance and stability.
Apple's recently said it would push back some pretty major new features in iOS 12 to 2019, including an overhauled Home screen with a redesigned grid of app icons, but the rumored ability for Macs to run iPad apps is still on track for this year's software updates.