There's a new iOS 9.3.1 trick that allows users to turn on Night Shift in Low Power Mode on their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, Here's how it works.
Here are five new, recently released jailbreak tweaks that are compatible with iOS 9 and that you might want to check out on your iPhone or iPad. Give them a try, and happy jailbreak tweaking!
Ever wondered why the iPad doesn't ship with a stock Calculator app like on the iPhone? Here's the answer to that question.
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This is just in. Apple has just dropped iOS 9.3.2 beta 1 for download on compatible on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. This release comes less than a week after Apple released a bug fix update in the form of 9.3.1 firmware to public late last week.
Apple has now patched the Siri trick that enabled iOS users to activate Night Shift in Low Power Mode. Here's what you should know.
As expected, Apple has released iOS 9.3.1 download links for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch owners. The roll-out of iOS 9.3.1 has only been on the cards for a relatively short period of time, and piggybacks on the initial public release of iOS 9.3 that was released during Apple's recent "Let us loop you in" event. Rather than introducing any type of new user-facing functionality, this update aims to fix a recently discovered bug that centres around a universal linking bug.
Apple has placed a great deal of emphasis on its Siri digital assistant in recent years by bringing additional power and capability as part of major improvements to iOS. The company's engineers will be continually tweaking, monitoring and amending the codebase to ensure the best performance from Siri and the fastest response times, but it's very rare that we see any real ability enhancements outside of a large iOS update. That internal policy appears to have been negated in this instance as Apple has drastically improved the pot of baseball knowledge that Siri can pull from to provide assistance to fans.
Everyone loves freebies! This weekend, we have a fabulous iOS app for kids named CHOMP going free on the App Store as part of Apple's Free App of the Week initiative. The title usually retails for $1.99 on the App Store but for a limited time, till next Thursday, it can be downloaded on your iPhone or iPad absolutely free.
The $399 iPhone SE and 9.7-inch iPad Pro are now on sale in both retail and online Apple Store outlets. Here are the details.
