Hacker and checkra1n jailbreak team member Luca Todesco turned quite a few heads Sunday evening after posting a rather peculiar Tweet that appeared to tease substantial progress on an iOS 14 jailbreak.
The Tweet, embedded below, states “popped 14 so to celebrate I got a new pfp (profile picture).”
Jailbreak-centric developments have unquestionably slowed down in recent weeks, an unfortunate side effect of the impending hardware unveilings and software updates that Apple has in store for us around this time of the year. On the other hand, jailbreak tweak releases are still a regular thing.
In this roundup, we’ll be discussing all the latest jailbreak tweaks to be released from Monday, September 14th to Sunday, September 20th. As usual, we’ll start things off by talking about some of our favorite releases from this past week and then wrap things up with an outline comprised of everything else afterward.
While YouTube has supported 4K videos for quite awhile now, the Apple TV wasn't quick to jump on the support bandwagon. But that technically changes with tvOS 14, which Apple launched earlier this week.
Watch this hands-on video walkthrough showing you the top 8 new features in iOS 14 you absolutely need to know about and learn how to use.
The recently refreshed eighth-generation iPad went on sale earlier today. Here's our unboxing and initial hands-on video showcasing Apple's $329 tablet.
TikTok has been marching towards a potential ban in the United States for weeks now. And unless something changes soon, that will come to pass in just a couple of days.
While the majority of attention for Fortnite is focused on its battle royale component, the game does offer another mode: Save the World. And now that is embroiled in the battle between Apple and Epic Games.
If you’re rocking a jailbroken iPhone or iPad and are looking for fun and exciting ways to spice up the user experience, then you should definitely consider taking a minute out of your day to check out a newly released jailbreak tweak called ExplosiveIcons by iOS developer Wes.
Just as the name implies, ExplosiveIcons makes it fun to delete apps from your iPhone or iPad by providing users with an exciting animation upon doing so. Below, you’ll find an animated GIF depicting the newfangled animation in all its glory:
The schedule is a bit funky, but Apple on Thursday seeded an upcoming update for the recently released iOS 14.
As one might expect, considering the upgrade in processor under the hood, the eighth-generation iPad outperforms the 7th-generation model.
Sometimes a bug in the software can ruin the best of intentions. Take, for example, Apple finally letting iOS users switch some default apps. But an apparent bug is causing some issues.
Apple seeded the seventh beta of macOS 11 Big Sur earlier today, and, with it, the latest beta of Xcode 12.2 as well. The latter is already teasing a major update to iOS.