Jailbreaking is a process that changes little by little with each iOS upgrade. Rather than always publishing new guides, we’re simply going to keep this one up to date. If you want to jailbreak your iOS device, you’ve come to the right page. Read more…
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How to Jailbreak Your iPhone: The Always Up-to-Date Guide [iOS 8.1]
Although iOS 7 won’t see an official release until September 18th, you can install the final version right now even if you’re not a developer thanks to some anonymous public postings of the software update files. Read more…
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How to Upgrade to iOS 7 Right Now
Apple’s live event is underway , and while most of the event is about the new iPhone, they recapped their iOS 7 announcement with the addition of new “Share Sheets” for social network sharing and confirmed a September 18th release date. You can see everything that’s coming in iOS 7 in our original post below. Read more…
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iOS 7 Is Coming on September 18, Here’s What’s New
Apple’s rumored to announce a new iPhone next week , and some of you may be tempted to shell out for the newest one—especially if your old beater is acting slow, crashing, and generally misbehaving. Here are a few ways to speed it up so you can save a few bucks. Read more…
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How to Speed Up a Slow, Aging iPhone or iPad
Windows/Mac: SemiRestore is a new app for jailbroken devices that makes restoring your iOS device to a stock-like version as easy as a click of the button. Read more…
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Semi-Restore Restores Your iPhone without Losing Your Jailbreak
iOS ( jailbroken ): Waiting for the camera app to load (and having other people see it on your screen) doesn’t exactly make for good covert photos. QuickShoot is a jailbreak tweak that takes a picture from your home screen without even opening the camera app. More »
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QuickShoot Takes Secret Photos from Your iPhone’s Home Screen
With the new jailbreak for iOS 6 , it’s time to start playing around with all the great apps and tweaks on your newly freed device. Here’s a look at some of our favorites available in Cydia for iOS 6. More »
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The Best Jailbreak Apps and Tweaks for iOS 6
We’ve shared quite a few DIY tips for automating your home , but YouTube user Elvis Impersonator takes it a step further with voice control, controlling everything in his house with the help of Siri and a Raspberry Pi. More »
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Automate Everything In Your Home Using Siri and a Raspberry Pi
iOS: Apps abound for quickly sharing videos from your phone, but YouTube finally has an official offering with instant sharing and some handy features. More »
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YouTube Capture Films Videos from Your iPhone, Shares Them Instantly
Most video walls would be just a tad too large for the average living room, but the Tokyo University of Technology might have a clever technique to make them travel-sized. Its new Pinch interface joins mobile devices (currently iOS hardware) into a single display simply by making the namesake gesture between at least two gadgets: WiFi keeps them in sync and recognizes the relative size and orientation. While we probably wouldn’t resort to a wall of iPads in place of a large TV , there’s clear practical uses like extra-large creative apps, communication and very local multiplayer games. The best news may be that the university isn’t keeping the technology to itself. It wants developers to borrow Pinch for their own apps, which could lead to a legion of smartphones and tablets getting extra-cozy. Continue reading Tokyo University of Technology’s Pinch interface creates ad hoc video walls from mobile devices (video) Filed under: Cellphones , Displays , Tablets Tokyo University of Technology’s Pinch interface creates ad hoc video walls from mobile devices (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 02 Nov 2012 04:27:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink DigInfo TV | Digital Content Expo | Email this | Comments