Artikel-Archiv: „Februar 2026“

„Inside the high drama of the iPhone 4“

Apple was also already on an annual launch strategy, so we all knew there was another iPhone coming. Then an Apple employee left a prototype in a bar. Gizmodo bought it, took it apart, published all the sordid details, and pretty much broke the internet. And thus, the story of the iPhone 4 began wellweiterlesen

„Set Wallpaper“ direkt aus einer Timeline-App (via Shortcuts)

Dieser (banale) Kurzbefehl setzt ein Hintergrundbild, ohne es vorher in der Fotobibliothek speichern zu müssen. Das macht es etwa sehr einfach, ein Bild aus „timeline apps“ (nach David Pierce) fürs eigene Gerät zu rekrutieren.

„Delta’s 10-year journey to the top of the App Store“

ZodTTD stellt mit Gamma offiziell den ersten Playstation-Emulator in den App Store. ZodTTD? Ja! Übertragt einfach die „.bin“-Datei eures Lieblingstitels aufs iPhone und öffnet sie mit dem PSX-Emulator. Diese App-Store-Entwicklung erzwang die EU, fällt aber schlussendlich zurück auf AltStore-Entwickler Riley Testut (und diese Interaktion im Jahr 2015). OK, so I go to WWDC and Iweiterlesen

„Evernote’s new app is more than an update – it’s a reboot“

The backlash was swift and brutal. Among other things, the privacy updates made it sound as if some Evernote employee would now have license to simply open and read a user’s notes. Which O’Neill says repeatedly was never the case. But as with so many things over the last year and change, the company didn’tweiterlesen

„iPhone Killer: The Secret History of the Apple Watch“

Our phones have become invasive. But what if you could engineer a reverse state of being? What if you could make a device that you wouldn’t—couldn’t—use for hours at a time? What if you could create a device that could filter out all the bullshit and instead only serve you truly important information? You couldweiterlesen