Don’t want to use a bunch of widgets? Create your own Smart Stack that will show you the info you need, when you need it.
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Personalize your iPhone screen with iOS 14 like everyone else is doing. Here’s how
You can finally customize the look and size of your iPhone apps with the help of the Widgetsmith and Shortcuts apps.
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9 Things to Do Before Installing iOS 13.7
but there are some steps you should take before moving your iPhone from iOS 12 to iOS 13.7 or iOS 13.0/iOS 13.1/iOS 13.1.1/iOS 13.1.2/ iOS 13.1.3/iOS 13.2/iOS 13.2.2/iOS 13.2.3/iOS 13.3/iOS 13.3.1 …
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iOS 14 widgets finally add some life to the iPhone home screen
OS 14, for the first time, provides users with the ability to truly customize their home screens thanks to a new widgets feature. With the recent release of iOS 14, users have been having a field …
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How to Get Fall Aesthetic iPhone Background Wallpaper on iOS 14
Get creative with warm and cozy wallpaper images, and take advantage of the iPhone update to get creative with custom autumnal icons and widgets. In the Shortcuts app, press the + symbol in the top …
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iOS 14 home screen widgets: How to add and customize your iPhone
Apple has launched iOS 14, bringing the ability to add widgets to your iPhone’s home screen. We explain how to add and customize home screen widgets in iOS 14.
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Apple stops signing iOS 13.7
Apple recently released iOS 14 for the iPhone and iPadOS 14 for the iPad and now Apple has stopped signing iOS 13.7. What this means is that if you have upgraded to Apple’s iOS 14 or iPadOS 14 from …
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First iOS 14 jailbreak is already here for some iPhone and iPad models
OS 14 rolled out to the public last week, but the first jailbreak is already available. Jailbreaks have been much harder to come by in recent years, but the checkra1n tool takes advantage of an …
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Apple halts iOS 13.7 signing following release of iOS 14
Apple on Tuesday stopped signing code for iOS 13.7, the last iteration of iOS 13 to be issued prior to last week’s debut of iOS 14. The halt of iOS 13.7 code signing comes six days after Apple …
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Why Apple should give us custom app icons (but probably never will)
Developers have only been able to add custom app icon options as of iOS 10.3 — not exactly the sweeping set of options that other platforms (including Apple’s own macOS) offer. There is some hope that …
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Personalize your iPhone screen with iOS 14 like everyone’s doing right now. Here’s how
With the help of the Widgetsmith and Shortcuts apps, you can finally customize the look and size of your iPhone apps.
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Apple updates Pages, Numbers, Keynote for iOS 14, iPadOS 14
Apple has updated its suite of iWork apps to include new features introduced in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, as well as other enhancements in both iOS and macOS.
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iOS 14 adoption outpaces iOS 13 in 5 days after release
According to mobile analytics research firm Mixpanel, iOS 14 adoption outpaced iOS 13 which was installed on roughly 20 per cent of compatible devices in five days last year. Apple has not yet …
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One in four iPhones is running iOS 14
According to data from Mixpanel, 26.46 percent are now using iOS 14, while 66 percent are still running iOS 13. The other 7.53 percent cling to version 12 or older. It should be pointed out that many …
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Your iPhone is now more private and secure with iOS 14. Here’s how
Apple has added some pretty stringent privacy controls to your iPhone and iPad. We’ll tell you what you need to know.
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Apple’s iOS 14, iPadOS 14 hits 26% adoption five days after launch
Apple’s new iOS 14 update have been adopted by an estimated 26.81% of active iPhone, iPad, and iPod users just five days after it launched, according to Mixpanel data.
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iOS 14 is on a quarter of all active Apple devices after only five days
It’s taken just five days for the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system to reach more than a quarter of active devices.
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