Apple has stopped signing iOS 8.1.2 meaning that it is no longer possible to restore to the firmware version to jailbreak your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
iOS 8.3 brings support for wireless CarPlay, letting users connect their iPhone to their car without the need for a lightning cable, a new emoji layout, Google two-step verification, and more.
Comoki Software has introduced Wikipedia Mobile for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Wikipedia Mobile allows users to read and browse Wikipedia easily on their mobile devices.
Samsung has reported its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2014 announcing a 36% drop in profits year-over-year and a 64% drop in profits from its mobile division.
Adobe has updated its Photoshop Express app to let you access paid features free for a limited time. The app also lets you access and edit images files from Adobe Creative Cloud, share edited images to WhatsApp, and save custom looks.
The China Advertising Association has reportedly developed a new tool that could help developers bypass Apple's upcoming restrictions on user tracking.
MapQuest for iPhone has received a significant update bringing clearer on-map directives for in-route navigation, more info on points of interest, hotel bookings, upcoming events, and more.
Apple has agreed to comply with a Russian law that requires all smartphones, computers, and smart TVs sold in the country to come with Russian software pre-installed.
Apple has announced record-breaking App Store numbers for the first week of January. Customers spend half a billion dollars on apps and in-app purchases. Apple also noted that New Year's Day was the biggest day ever in App Store history.
Apple is planning to launch a mixed reality headset by 2022, augmented reality glasses by 2025, and contact lens type products by 2030-2040, according to a new report.