If you’re still rocking an older version of iOS on your iPhone because you’re jailbroken, and you’re upset that you might be missing out on important features found in iOS 18, then we’ve got you covered.
Monday was a big day for Apple, not only because the company released major software updates for each of its platforms, but also because they were able to refresh the iMac desktop all-in-one computer with a technical bump and new configuration options, among other things.
Update your iPhone, iPad and Mac to iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1 to get the first batch of Apple Intelligence features and other perks.
One of the things I’ve always liked about jailbreaking is how developers find ways to backport features from newer firmware to older jailbroken firmware. Simple things like this can make even an aging handset seem like a newer one.
iOS 18.2 enables you to show the media volume slider on the Lock Screen of your iPhone when using headphones or the built-in speaker.
iOS 18.2 will let folks in the European Union (EU) delete the App Store from their iPhone, plus the built-in Camera, Photos and Safari apps.
One of the longtime favorite things for jailbreakers to do with their devices’ Home Screens has been rearrange the Home Screen icons outside of the auto-snapping grid that Apple has long imposed on users before the dawn of iOS & iPadOS 18.
Read the iOS 18.1 release notes detailing all the changes and fixes, including the first set of Apple Intelligence features for your iPhone.
Apple knew that iPhone users were starving for new features in the stock Calculator app, which is just one reason why there were so many improvements in iOS 18 following what felt like years’ of neglect. But if you’re on an earlier, perhaps jailbroken firmware, then you might be wondering how you can improve your existing Calculator app without updating.
Apple has confirmed that it will release iOS 18.1 with Apple Intelligence, new hearing health features and other changes and important fixes on October 28.
If your iPhone 16 or iPhone 16 Pro is freezing on a whim or restarting randomly, Apple's upcoming iOS 18.1 update will fix it.
One of the more significant changes in iOS & iPadOS 18 relates to Control Center’s design and functionality. Right off that bat, putting it side-by-side with an iOS & iPadOS 17 device, you would notice that Control Center on iOS & iPadOS 18 sport a rounder aesthetic.