Having a jailbroken iPhone or iPad means that you can modify that device outside of Apple’s stock parameters, but it’s not always easy to know where you should start.
This convenient week-end roundup will encompass all the latest jailbreak tweaks released from Monday, October 28th to Sunday, November 3rd. As always, we’ll kick things off by discussing our favorites and then wrap things up with an outline of the rest afterward.
Apple news this past week was punctuated by four spotlight events: The release of iOS 13.2, the introduction of the new AirPods Pro, Apple's quarterly earnings announcement, and the release of Apple TV+. Let's look into each of these in more detail in this week’s editor's roundup.
The Morning Show is, for all intents and purposes, the flagship series for the fledgling Apple TV+ streaming service. It's been front-and-center for just about everything regarding the service, due mostly to its cast, and, also, the fact that it aims to tackle some serious issues.
The Apple Card has been a successful venture for Apple and its partner Goldman Sachs, at least based on comments made by the companies. And now a report sheds some light on just how much money has been handed out in the form of available credit to customers of the first Apple-branded credit card.
There are many different case designs out there, and this week we're taking a look at carbon fiber, or similar fiber design, case designs available for the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro.
Apple TV+, the iPhone maker’s original video service, began streaming November 1, 2019. It comes with a free seven-day trial for those who would like to sample what Apple TV+ has to offer, but that’s not the only free tier offered. Follow along with iDB as we show you all the ways you can get free access to Apple TV+, albeit for a limited time only.
Apple has not had the best of luck when it comes to tariff relief, but that's not going to stop the company from trying to get any additional assistance it can from the United States government.
For All Mankind is an alternate-history drama, envisioning a world where the Russians are able to reach the Moon before the United States of America space program. It's all about hope and lofty aspirations, but can the Apple TV+ drama reach its own goals?
While one might expect a trailer for a new show or movie to go out into the world long before it actually launches, that is not the case for Apple TV+'s kids' series Ghostwriter.
Today is the big day: Apple TV+ is now live, letting people enjoy a handful of original pieces of content. But there are still contenders on the way, like NBCUniversal's Peacock streaming service.
See is Apple TV+'s first attempt at grandiose storytelling on an "epic" scale. It's been compared to HBO's Game of Thrones more than a few times. Will the show be able to live up to that lofty expectation? The first episode certainly tries.
It's difficult to be too hard on a pilot of any series. At least, it should be, because more often than not a pilot is not indicative of how a show will turn out through the course of a season. I don't know if that will be the case for Dickinson, Apple's first comedy series for Apple TV+.