You might need to buy new bands for your Apple Watch Pro although your existing ones could work even if they don’t fit perfectly and look natural.
Apple Watch Pro will apparently support older bands, but they might not fit perfectly
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“Reality One”, “Reality Pro” and “Reality Processor” are the latest trademarks related to Apple’s mixed reality headset
Apple has filed new trademarks that could be related to its rumored mixed-reality (MR) headset, including “Reality One,” “Reality Pro” and “Reality Processor.”
Rugged Apple Watch Pro could have a flat display
The rumored Apple Watch Pro, a model geared toward extreme sports, could have a display that's almost entirely flat instead of rounded at the edges.
Give your jailbroken iPhone’s volume HUD a new color scheme with Voloc
iOS developer ElioFegh is out with a brand new jailbreak tweak this weekend called Voloc, which permits jailbreakers to colorize their handset’s volume HUD interface in any way they see fit.
Jailbreak tweaks of the week: Exiwall, Live Activities, & more…
iDB makes an effort every weekend to round up the latest jailbreak tweak releases and news content because we want our readers to be up to date on the latest developments, especially with the Odyssey Team’s impending iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.1.1-supported Cheyote jailbreak nearing completion.
Live Activities brings even more iOS 16 Lock Screen goodness to jailbroken devices
Ever since Apple announced and demoed the upcoming iOS 16 mobile operating system, many jailbreakers have awaited jailbreak tweaks that would port the new features to older pwned firmware. Today, we’re excited to show you a new release called Live Activities by iOS developer 0xkuj.
CoolStar says that the Cheyote jailbreak for iOS 15.0-15.1.1 is still more than 4 weeks out
A clearly exasperated CoolStar offered an update on the status of the upcoming Cheyote jailbreak tool for iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.1.1 this Friday evening, which suggested that a public release wouldn’t happen for at least another 4 weeks, or perhaps even longer.
U.S. Department of Justice reportedly in early stages of drafting an antitrust suit against Apple
Apple has been facing more and more pushback over its corporate practices over the last few years now. That includes things like the App Store's associated fees, support for third-party payment options within Apple's digital storefront, and more. Most of that pressure has been coming from international government bodies, like South Korea, but Apple may see similar actions in the United States soon, too.
Video: 10 iPad apps for students going back to school to check out
Technology can help make you smarter so we've curated some of the very best iPad education apps for students going back to school.
Apple may owe you money if AppleCare issued you refurbished replacement devices instead of new ones
As part of the $95 million settlement in the longstanding AppleCare refurbished device class action lawsuit, payments will soon start going out to eligible customers.
Discussion: Would you pay for a jailbreak?
Even since the first jailbreak for the iPhone launched back in 2007, tools have historically been free for end users to download or use. Despite being free, jailbreak users could generally donate to jailbreak developers if they wanted to provide gratitude for the tireless work that went into making it.
Exiwall brings iOS 16’s Lock Screen wallpaper depth effect to jailbroken devices
An interesting dynamic of the Lock Screen on Apple’s upcoming iOS 16 mobile operating system can be found in the added wallpaper depth that places certain subjects over the top of Lock Screen text, such as over the date and time display.