If you enjoy seeing lyrics with your music, you’re probably wondering why Apple removed the lyrics functionality from the iPad’s native music player. I enjoy having the lyrics in front of me, because it helps me develop a deep attachment to the song, especially when I’m listening to singer-songwriters and other artists who make the [...]

If you have a jailbroken Apple TV, the rule is you never, ever, preform an over-the-air (OTA) update directly on the device. We didn’t need @nitoTV to tell us that is a guaranteed recipe for ‘bricking’ your device, but Kevin Bradley–also known as nitoTV, the developer behind the nitoTV frontend for the Apple TV–posted the reminder on [...]

When Siri was introduced with the iPhone 4S it attracted a lot of attention because it was one of the first polished virtual assistants available on a smartphone. Although there are many competitors that can match Siri nowadays, Siri is still a remarkable productivity tool if you know how to use it correctly. One functionality [...]

Hate loading iMessage to send texts and free messages to other Apple devices? ImmediateSend is a tweak that allows you to skip the clutter and instead reply to messages from anywhere. See a message on your lockscreen? Instead of going to iMessage, Immediate send allows to you reply to that message instantly and will mark [...]

One of the most frequent things you do on your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad is probably log in to some sort of account. Whether it be your iTunes account, Facebook account, Twitter account, you name it! Nowadays we have so many accounts with different services it is painstaking to always have to re-type information [...]

As we mentioned in our article for AntiTint, iOS 6′s color changing status bars are a neat idea but they’re not to everyone’s tastes. AntiTint is a tweak, for the LimeRa1n-compatible devices which can run iOS 6 jailbroken, which disables the status bar tint effects. StatusColor is that tweak’s opposite; it enables iOS 6′s color [...]

You would have thought that because the iOS 6 Maps app is so bad, not many would want to upgrade to the latest version. Well, that’s not the case or at least that’s not what the numbers tell. Apple released iOS 6 to the public on September 19th and the first day adoption rate was [...]

Hacker and iPhone Dev-Team member, @MuscleNerd sent out some warning tweets after iOS 6 was released relating to the state of downgrading on iOS 6. The iPhone Dev-Team have now released an official statement on downgrading from iOS 6 to iOS 5 that is definitely worth the read if you have a Jailbroken iPhone, iPod [...]

The iOS 6 firmware generation will bring about a whole whack load of improvements to your iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad when it is shipped to the public this Fall. In fact, we have given some hands-on demos of some of the new iOS 6 functionality such as the redesigned Maps.app, new iPad clock.app and [...]

MobileTerminal is one of my favorite apps because it is such a versatile tool. Not only does using MobileTerminal allow users to really get “under the hood” of an iPhone, iPad, or iPad Touch (to set file permissions or change passwords), MobileTerminal also allows for launching applications in the console such as SSH and telnet [...]