It's time for another jailbreak tweak roundup. Today, we have 5 tweaks that range from customizing the UI, to changing the way you lock and unlock your device. Let's jump in and see if you want to check out any of these tweaks for yourself. Continue reading
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We have some great apps for you today that have gone free for a short duration on the App Store, including Creative Writer, Notica, Origami, RunPee and more. Continue reading
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Apple is widely rumored to launch an iWatch later this year with a special emphasis on health and fitness. We don't really know what the device will look like, but we've seen plenty of concepts speculating the hardware as well as software design of the iWatch. Continue reading
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We're just a few days away from WWDC 2014, and Apple has started decorating Moscone Center in San Francisco with banners for OS X 10.10 and iOS 8. Continue reading
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Apple is widely expected to give us a sneak peak at iOS 8, the eagerly anticipated next generation mobile operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch at its WorldWide Developer Conference Keynote on Monday, June 2nd. Since iOS 7 featured an all-new design, we don't expect Apple to make radical changes in iOS 8. We expect it to be an evolutionary upgrade from iOS 7. Continue reading
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Several trademark filings spotted by MacRumors suggest Apple is taking steps to protect the usage of the terms Healthbook, Health Book, HealthKit, iResearch, and iReasearch. Continue reading
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In advance of WWDC next week, Apple is continuing to outfit Moscone Center with signage for the developer-focused event. Following the placement of outside banners and interior iOS 8 signage earlier this week, the latest shots of the venue, obtained by The Verge, show the OS X 10 banners going up on the Friday before the event. Continue reading
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According to The Information, Apple is planning to add local content, including advertisements and broadcast radio stations, to iTunes Radio in the coming months. This move should help Apple compete with industry leader Pandora, which has sales teams recruiting local advertisers in 35 markets across the US. Continue reading
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We have some great apps and games for you today that have gone free for a short duration on the App Store, including Gloomlogue, DarkLight, Infinity Blade II, Tilt to Live and more. Continue reading
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A jailbreak tweak by the name of Lockscreen Informer was released recently, bringing yet another way to get a ton of different quick-view information on your lock screen. The tweak makes it easy to view the time, tweets, RSS feeds, missed calls, voicemail, and message information before unlocking your phone. Continue reading
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Walter Isaacson, the author famous for writing Steve Jobs' biography, today spoke about Apple's recent acquisition of headphone and music streaming company Beats in an interview to CNBC. Continue reading
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Apple has been readying Moscone Center for WWDC next week, and today the company put up the first iOS 8 banner at the venue. Continue reading
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RadioShack is offering huge discounts on the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c. If you're looking to buy a new iPhone, RadioShack's prices are cheapest ever the iPhone has been sold for. Continue reading
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Tweets being posted by relatively credible source Sonny Dickson suggest that Apple is taking measures to crack down on secrecy in China. The number of leaks we've seen for the iPhone 6 may be higher than any iPhone previous, and if these tweets are to be believed, Apple is taking measures to stop them. Continue reading
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Ever since Apple launched the iPhone, the Home screen has been made up of static icons. The furthest Apple has gone in making it dynamic is the Clock icon, which started displaying the real time in iOS 7. Meanwhile, competing platforms like Android has widgets, and Windows Phone has tiles that display useful information right on the Home screen so that users don't have to launch the app to see things like the current weather conditions etc. Continue reading
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Making a hit mobile app is tough. Not only do you have to build a product that people want and will use, but you have to market it properly as well. In a sea of over a million apps in the App Store, you can't stand out on merit alone. Knowing how to attract people to your product will go a long way toward building a user base and eventually working your way to the top of the App Store. You'll learn how to accomplish this with the Mobile Mastery Bundle, on sale now in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. Continue reading
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A new image from the yet to be opened Apple Store in Omotesando, Japan reveals a wall which is covered entirely by green vines. This is said to be Apple's way of going green for its stores for climate control and to conserve energy. Continue reading
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Couple of weeks back, 9to5Mac reported that Apple may finally add split-screen multitasking feature in iOS 8, which would allow users to run two apps simultaneously on the iPad. Continue reading
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According to 9to5Mac, Apple is talking to major retail brands about the potential for an Apple-driven mobile payment options. The brands involved in the talks were not named in the leak, but they reportedly include companies that sell luxury and premium items. Continue reading
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Australian website MacFixit has published photos of the back cover, which it claims is of the hotly anticipated iPhone 6. So we've seen several iPhone 6 physical mockups, but there haven't been too many parts that have leaked of Apple's next generation iPhone other than the alleged front panel, the backlight panel and batteries. Continue reading
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Apple announced on Wednesday that it is acquiring Beat Electronics and Beats Music in a deal worth $3 billion. A follow-up report from the Wall Street Journal suggests the bulk of this money is going towards Beats Electronics, the audio hardware side of the business. Continue reading
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WWDC kicks off next week and San Francisco's Moscone Center is almost fully draped in Apple garb, as revealed in a series of images posted by MacStories founder and editor-in-chief Federico Viticci. Continue reading
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We have some great apps for you today that have gone free for a short duration on the App Store, including Infinity Blade II, Tilt to Live, Animation Desk and more. Continue reading
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Earlier this week, a report claimed that Apple will unveil a new "Smart Home" platform at WWDC that would make it easier to control equipments like lights, security systems, household appliances using the iPhone. Continue reading
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T-Mobile shook up the US carrier industry last year with its "Uncarrier" plans that eliminated two-year contracts to make way for contract-free plans with much cheaper rentals. The carrier is now gearing up to further build upon on the Uncarrier approach, in a press event in Los Angeles on the 18th of June. Continue reading
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The iOS camera app is not as comprehensive in terms of features in comparison to its Android counterparts, but the jailbreak community is constantly making efforts to fill the gaps that Apple leaves. A new tweak by the name of AlbumSnapper adds functionality to quickly and easily take photos saved directly to specific albums, and it's extremely simple to get running. Continue reading
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