Useless project of the day: using Apple Pencil pressure data to drive the 3D Touch engine https://t.co/y3GNEZ8sfh pic.twitter.com/OwYpI9kIqD

— Hamza Sood (@hamzasood) November 23, 2015

It seems that Apple doesn't want iPad Pro users to use Apple Pencil just for drawing or sketching not as a stylus. They don't want users to use 3D through Apple Pencil even if it is possible, Apple is not bringing this feature because of marketing reasons.

You can bring this functionality to you iPad Pro through Hamza Sood's guide available in GitHub.

You can scroll the web browser with the touch surface of the new Siri remote and just by pressing the center button of the remote you can convert you The scrolling remote to a trackpad and a cursor will start showing up on the screen for clicking. Pressing the Menu button will take you back to the previous page and Play/Pause button will let you enter URLs.

Apple has restricted the UIWebViews on Apple TV. So don't hope to see this browser on tvOS App Store soon, but the browser will take Apple TV experience to a whole new level with such a smooth interface. 

Users who are interested in running a browser on their Apple TV they can head to the iDownloadblog's guide to run the browser on your Apple TV using Xcode.

In late September, Zerodium a exploit acquisition platform announced an iOS 9 bug bounty that would pay out up to three million dollars to hacker who will manage to develop a browser-based untethered jailbreaking of Apple's most advanced mobile operating system iOS 9. So then they could sell the exploit to clients who will be interest in getting Ghost access to iOS devices.

At the end of October contest expired,  Zerodium today announced one hacking team had successfully managed to develop a browser-based untethered remote jailbreak for Latest iOS 9 version iOS 9.1 and iOS 9.2 which is still in Beta version and the hacking team won the $1 Million Prize bounty.

Zerodium told Wired that the exploit developed by the hackers will be given to their customers including major technology, finance and defence corporations and the exploit will also be sold to government. Hacking team have to remotely jailbreak iOS 9 without having User's attraction or interaction but reading a text message or visiting a website through any browser.

Zerodium wants to earn more money by selling the exploit to the other corporation, but they have no plans to inform Apple about the vulnerabilities of their latest OS, but they said they will share details later. Zerodium says we will not public the jailbreak, but iOS security is hard but not unbreakable.

Many developer are trying to hack Apple Watch to do interesting things with it and to take more advantages of the wearable on the wrist, As few weeks ago Developers with Saurik hacked Apple Watch to run native apps on it, A developer Hamza Sood hacked Apple watch to run Flappy Bird clone on it and we also seen developers running a desktop version browser on Apple Watch. These hacks are evidence that one Apple Watch will be able to jailbreak and we think day is not so far.

Are you impressed ?

Source: 9to5Mac

Hacked a Flappy Bird clone onto Apple Watch with native SpriteKit rendering, touch/crown control, SFX through speaker pic.twitter.com/U1cavXb7SN

— Hamza Sood (@hamzasood) June 16, 2015

Last year a developer Dagon brock  created a version which could run at 60 FPS on his vintage 1MHz Apple IIe without flicker, So its not the first time.

You might be thinking it's not very exciting to play game on a tiny screen of Apple Watch As when you will click you can't see whats next, So the developer brilliantly added the support for Digital crown in The game so when your the crown up the bird goes up and when you move it downward the bird goes down, but it's still a little weird but thats not the point.

Are happy with this ?

Source: Cultofmac

So… spent a night hacking with @b3ll (& @saurik!) - we got UIKit (& SceneKit) apps running on Apple Watch 🎉 (video) pic.twitter.com/khcpHgVsZo

— Steve T-S (@stroughtonsmith) June 12, 2015

The hack is very a hope for Jailbreak of Apple Watch, its not obvious that its not the jailbreak. The team didn't reveal how they made it or any further detail.

Source: 9to5Mac

A well known Hackers community Comex had recently hacked in to Apple Watch's Watch OS  and run a browser on it.

The is showing a person's hand managing Google search engine home page on a small display of Apple Watch. Apple Watch does not come with a Safari browser and you cannot install Safari by any ordinary mean. The video shows a fully working Web Browser on it.

More important thing is that the Watch could run arbitrary codes on it. It seems like the first step forward to " jailbreak" of the Apple's Apple Watch But yet Comex has not shown any hint/trail to come out with a jailbreak soon and also did not reveal the details of this hack.

As we have seen they are not revealing it:

@comex if you're willing to share, how did you get the browser on Apple Watch?

— Vivek Seth (@viveks3th) May 10, 2015

The videos shows the iOS like User Interface, Copy/define contextual menu, they seem like the power of the Software behind the Watch OS. As we have already told you Apple Watch's Watch OS 1.0 is actually the version of iOS 8.2 that runs a custom front-end layer to display the device-specific UI, called Carousel (Springboard is the iPad/iPhone equivalent).


To make more prove Comex has shown then iOS dictionary view on that Apple Watch's small screen. Apple has Launched a SDK just for Apple Watch to let developers widely make that Apps for Apple Watch not just a extensioned iPhone App.

Apple said native third-party Watch apps are coming “later this year”. Many have took this to mean an announcement at WWDC, which runs from June 8th to June 12th.

What you expect ?

Source: 9to5Mac