iDownloadBlog reader Niles Mitchell has been keeping busy with his "Will It Work" video series in which he attempts to interface iOS devices with all sorts of peripherals via the Files app and the ubiquitous USB protocol. But this time around, Niles has a real treat for us.
Apple TV+, Apple's new video-streaming service, could be shut out of Russia or face sever restrictions should it become too big, thanks to the country's new protectionist legislation.
Russian luxury smartphone accessories company Caviar has applied a gold and diamond treatment to Apple's iPhone 11 Max, resulting in the world's most expensive smartphone. And now, popular YouTuber Marques Brownlee aka MKBHD has gotten its hands on the device.
Both episode six of "Truth Be Told" and episode seven of "Servant" are now available.
The season finale for two of Apple's most popular originals — "The Morning Show" and "For All Mankind" — debuted earlier this morning on the Apple TV+ video-streaming service.
As we're about to enter the holiday break, the team running the Apple Arcade game-subscription service has shared a nice little showreel of great titles for the holidays.
It never ceases to amaze me when enthusiasts like iDB reader Niles Mitchell manage to get some outdated, ancient technology running with a modern day iPhone. In the latest installment to his "Will it Work?" series, Mitchell connects his iPhone to Iomega's SCSI Jaz Drive.
Netflix, the leading force in video streaming, is making a limited television series about Stockholm, Sweden-based Spotify, the largest audio-streaming service hailing from Sweden.
Apple yesterday released iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3 to the public. We thought iDownloadBlog readers might want to know what's new so we've put together a nice little hands-on video walkthrough taking you through the best new iPhone and iPad features enabled by the update.
Apple yesterday shared a cool new trailer for the game Yaga the Roleplaying Folktale, which landed on the service on October 25 as part of Apple Arcade's regular weekly content updates.
Apple yesterday released its new workstation — the $5,999 Mac Pro — and soon after the company's official support channel on YouTube published a pair of videos demonstrating how to add more memory to your computer and upgrade its graphics subsystem.
The iOS 13.3 software update that dropped today brought a bunch of bug fixes to iPhones and iPads around the world along with new features like Screen Time Communication Limits, a handy Memoji Stickers toggle for the stock keyboard and more. But there's one particular feature that we'd like to highlight because Apple has tucked it away as a side-note in the bug-fixes section of the iOS 13.3 changelog. I'm talking about trimming videos in Photos.