For the first time ever, iOS & iPadOS 18 offer a feature in the Photos app that users have wanted for a long time: looped video playback. This means that when previewing a video in your Photo Library, it will restart from the beginning and play again once the playback reaches its end for a continuous playback that never ends until you swipe away from it.
A feature that I use all the time when recording videos on my iPhone is the still capture button. This button allows you to capture a still frame as a photograph file even as you continue recording a video, and it doesn’t interrupt the video recording process in any way.
Starting with iOS 18, iPhone users can finally tap a pause button to temporarily suspend video recording in the Camera app while in the middle of capturing video. They can then easily resume video recording to build upon the existing video file instead of making an entirely new one.
In addition to the recently released CameraModes jailbreak tweak that iOS developer PoomSmart recently released for controlling which shooting modes do and don’t appear in your device’s native Camera app, the developer has also released a new and free jailbreak tweak called EModeji that replaces the names of your Camera app’s shooting modes with Emojis.
There are several different modes you can utilize in the Camera app for capturing photographs and recording videos, but people seldom use every single one, resulting in what feels like a bloated Camera app experience that some users may feel like paring down to a less-bloated state.
iOS developer PoomSmart is out with another jailbreak tweak this week dubbed CamElasped+ that displays sub-seconds in the Camera app’s timer when the user begins recording video.
Put yourself before the famous rainbow arch or in one of Apple Park's gorgeous interiors with new virtual backgrounds for video calls in macOS Sequoia 15.1.
Anyone who has a CarPlay-enabled vehicle knows just how convenient the additional iPhone connectivity features can be. CarPlay allows certain iPhone apps to run on the vehicle’s head unit, making those features more accessible and safer to use while driving. Unfortunately, some features are locked out for obvious safety reasons.
Learn how to record videos on your iPhone using the stock Camera app while music or podcast episode is playing on the device.
Learn how to speed up or slow down videos and screen recordings on your iPhone or iPad using free apps for better video editing and playback.
The stock Photos app is perhaps the best way to view photos and videos on your iPhone or iPad, but there are certain features we all know we want that Apple just keeps forgetting to put into the app natively. Fortunately, that’s an area where having a jailbreak can be particularly useful.
Apple's tvOS 18 software automatically turns on subtitles on your Apple TV when you press the Mute button on the Siri Remote while the video is playing.