Software History

Apple has just released iOS 16 beta 3 for developers, and while we’re still looking to find out what’s new with today’s update, it seems that Apple has added an easter egg in celebration of 15 years of the iPhone. The classic clownfish wallpaper from the original iPhone is back – sort of. As found […]

Jeff Brownscheidle has completed over 6000 miles of long-distance hiking on some of America’s greatest trails. He chronicles his adventures at his blog, using Ulysses for iPhone as his ultra-light travel companion.

This past summer I was faced with a dilemma. I needed to replace my aging 9.7″ iPad Pro. There were two options: get another iPad Pro or a Macbook Air. Both had Apple silicon and cost roughly…

With the Evernote widget, you can find, create, and access content quicker by launching Evernote from anywhere on your home screen. Use the Evernote Widget to add new notes, create tasks, scan docs...

# Introduction Globe key on iPadOS is a tool I’ve rarely, if ever, used. But for the past week, I’ve been using the Globe key on my iPad’s Magic...

A random smattering of all things iOS-related. Curated by the Tumblr iOS team.

Creative Selection: Inside Apple's Design Process During the Golden Age of Steve Jobs

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I knew the new keyboard shortcuts view in iPadOS 15 reminded me of...something. Here it is: Control Center for iPad in iOS 10, five years ago. https://t.co/s3eIGUZpWu https://t.co/XLoCsPDT8d

WhatsApp is finally planning to drop support to a few more iOS devices soon, as the company will no longer work with iPhones running iOS 10 and iOS 11 starting later this year. Here’s what you need to know. According to WABetaInfo, the company is now warning iPhone users running iOS 10 or iOS 11 […]

Nobody should do it this way.

Cofounder Kayvon Beykpour on how the live-streaming service came to be, why it sold itself to Twitter–and where it’s going.

The Pythonista app for iPad is a Python interpreter for iOS.1 I have used and the Python for iOS and it is a nice facsimile of running Python on a Mac. But Pythonista is more than a Python interpreter. Background I’ve used the Python for iOS app on my iPad. It’s a solid iOS app that does one thing well. It allows me to work with core Python modules and run them.

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Apple is giving developers just 30 days to update their apps.

In the past months, there’s been a surge of “launcher apps” – lightweight utilities that allow iOS users to perform common tasks such as calling someone or starting a FaceTime call without having to use Apple’s apps, and thus their entire interfaces. However, while the concept of launchers and shortcuts has been around for years

I like to think of Drafts as the Field Notes of iOS. It’s inexpensive yet of high quality, unassuming but sharp, highly portable and convenient. While the icon, a simple white chiclet key, doesn’t emphasize Draft’s suave user interface, it is symbolic of the keyboard shortcut for Safari and other browsers, where ‘command + D’

Some smart phone manufacturers don't allow their devices to be used in cold weather while others guarantee smooth functioning even in -20

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Earlier today, TechCrunch reported that Apple had acquired TestFlight parent company Burstly. The news was later confirmed by an Apple spokesperson to re/code using the company’s boilerplate for acquisitions. The acquisition is interesting for a series of reasons that don’t only involve TestFlight, as it’s not immediately clear how Apple could integrate the services offered