Earlier this year, during its virtual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple showcased all the changes it made to iOS 14. Now, months later, the software is ready for the public as Apple today began rolling out the update to all users.
Apple launched iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14, and watchOS 7 today. However, macOS 11 Big Sur didn't get the same treatment. But Safari users can experience some of the benefits without the full update.
While it might not have as many new features as iOS 14 or watchOS 7, the next major update to tvOS is here today as well.
Alongside iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and macOS 11 Big Sur, Apple also showcased watchOS 7 at this year's WWDC. And now the public release is finally here.
It’s been an action-packed week for Apple, especially with all the recent hardware unveilings taking place, but that hasn’t stopped the folks over at the Odyssey Team from dropping an updated version of the iOS 13-based Odyssey jailbreak.
In an announcement shared to Twitter Monday afternoon, the Odyssey Team noted that it had released Odyssey version 1.1.1 with vital bug fixes and performance improvements:
While the rumor mill has consistently pressed that Apple is working on dedicated AR glasses, it looks like Facebook is almost ready to launch its own pair of smart glasses.
There have been rumors swirling for quite some time that Apple is developing new, over-ear headphones. Not with Beats branding, but with the Apple logo instead.
As part of yesterday's iPad + Apple Watch "Time Flies" event, Apple has announced a new subscription service aimed at fitness buffs, dubbed Apple Fitness+.
Apple during yesterday's polished "Time Flies" online presentation played an inaugural television commercial for the new Apple Watch Sereis 6 that you need to see.
Apple will release its major new watchOS 7 software update later today, in testing since the summer. Ahead of the launch, the company shared a cool video via its YouTube channel highlighting all the new Apple Watch faces available in watchOS 7.
One of the things Apple does really well is provide a quality music streaming service that can be accessed from all of your favorite devices, whether they’re mobile handsets or desktop computers. On the other hand, Apple could always do better by improving the experience of the user interface, especially in terms of music control accessibility on the iOS & iPadOS platforms.
Jailbreakers know all too well about the many shortcomings of Apple’s stock user interface, and that’s one reason why there are so many jailbreak tweaks available to the aftermarket. MediaBar14, for example, is a newly released jailbreak tweak by iOS developer MegaDev that lends a hand to Apple’s user interface in this particular department.
It was only a couple of months ago that we gave you the grand tour of a jailbreak tweak called iAutoReply by iOS developer MeBlackHat, which effectively allowed you to set up automatic replies for incoming texts to help you manage the bevy of messages you might receive when you’re unable to respond immediately.
It was only a matter of time before someone said, “but what about (insert third-party messaging service here),” and thus a new jailbreak tweak dubbed iWhatsApp was conceived.