Learn everything about App Shortcuts in Spotlight to enhance your search experience and quickly trigger actions or navigate to specific sections of apps on your iPhone or iPad.
How to use App Shortcuts in Spotlight Search on iPhone and iPad
Learn everything about App Shortcuts in Spotlight to enhance your search experience and quickly trigger actions or navigate to specific sections of apps on your iPhone or iPad.
Learn how to stitch multiple pictures together vertically, horizontally, or on a freeform canvas directly from your iPhone and iPad for free.
Around a year ago, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called Cardculator by iOS developer sourcelocation, which allowed a user to summon a floating Calculator interface over the top of anything they were already doing on their iPhone.
The Lock Screen is a barrier between your smartphone’s contents and the outside world, but it’s also the very first thing you see every time you grab your device. That’s why Apple made Quick Actions to lend fast access to the Camera and Flashlight directly from the Lock Screen.
Learn how to automatically enable Do Not Disturb when you open Zoom, FaceTime, Skype, or any specific app on your iPhone or iPad.
Learn how to add a device frame around your iPhone and iPad screenshots to make them look more polished for presentations, online sharing, and more.
Lots of people would agree that it’s useful to have app shortcuts on the Lock Screen. After all, it’s that sentiment that made older jailbreak tweaks such as Jellyfish so popular back in the day.
iOS 16.4, iPadOS 16.4 and macOS Ventura 13.3 bring new Shortcuts actions for Always-On Display, Stage Manager, Lock Screen, Night Shift, True Tone, VPN, etc.
Learn about the new features and updated automation actions available in the Shortcuts app with iOS 16.3, iPadOS 16.3, macOS 13.2 and watchOS 9.3.
People that like changing the look and feel of their iPhone or iPad often turn to themes to do exactly that. Fortunately, creators are always launching eye-candy themes to make things more exciting every time you look at your Home Screen.
New to the Havoc repository this week is a Home Screen app icon theme called Junipero by graphic designer XerusDesign that draws a substantial amount of inspiration from the design language found in macOS Big Sur.