Hacker and checkra1n jailbreak team member Luca Todesco turned quite a few heads Sunday evening after posting a rather peculiar Tweet that appeared to tease substantial progress on an iOS 14 jailbreak.
The Tweet, embedded below, states “popped 14 so to celebrate I got a new pfp (profile picture).”
The schedule is a bit funky, but Apple on Thursday seeded an upcoming update for the recently released iOS 14.
Sometimes a bug in the software can ruin the best of intentions. Take, for example, Apple finally letting iOS users switch some default apps. But an apparent bug is causing some issues.
Apple seeded the seventh beta of macOS 11 Big Sur earlier today, and, with it, the latest beta of Xcode 12.2 as well. The latter is already teasing a major update to iOS.
Earlier this year, during its virtual Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple showcased all the changes it made to iOS 14. Now, months later, the software is ready for the public as Apple today began rolling out the update to all users.
While the iPhone 12 lineup is delayed until October (at least), iOS 14 is still coming -- hopefully sooner than October. Which means Apple is still fine tuning the software ahead of the public launch.
The beta train continues to chug along, as Apple seeds the latest prerelease software for its most popular platforms.
Earlier today, Apple seeded the seventh developer betas of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14. The list of what's new is short, but there is new stuff.
The beta train continues to chug along, as Apple seeds the latest prerelease software for its most popular platforms.
Exposure compensation control allows compatible iPhone cameras to lock exposure independently of focus. If you struggle with balancing exposure and focus, you can lock them both separately. In this tutorial, we show you how it's done, which iPhone models are compatible, and what you need to pay special attention to.
The sixth beta of iPadOS 14 has addressed complaints from beta testers about not being able to multitask on your iPad while the compact Siri interface is up.
The sixth beta of iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 that released for testing yesterday brings a new feature that permits users to rate their places and upload photos of their favorite points of interest.