About a month ago, we reported on a strange bug affecting iPhones running iOS 15. If they downloaded the Apple Music app from the App Store, it would automatically replace an app on the dock. Apple never publicly acknowledged the problem or even stated whether or not this behavior was intentional. But as YouTuber Aaron…
Playing music while running a navigation app on your phone has just gotten easier, as Waze just added support for Apple Music. The iPhone maker’s streaming service is the latest to receive Waze Audio Player support. Waze’s popular navigation app already works with various Apple Music alternatives, but this will be a big bonus for…
Instagram is one of the top social media sites and apps available. People make full-time livings on Instagram these days. Throughout the years, the platform has added great features and has also become an e-commerce landscape. It’s even looking to get into NFTs. From launching video chat for the masses to letting people record videos…
A few years ago, Apple finally made it possible to delete all of the pre-installed iOS apps on iPhone and iPad. This was a welcome change and one that Apple fans had been requesting for years. Unfortunately, one of those apps has seemingly decided to take revenge on all of the users who dared delete…
Jeff Kaiser stepped onto the stage, smiling at the audience before taking his seat at his “instrument,” a collection of trumpets, bells, effects pedals, speakers and computer components. The lights dimmed and he put on his black nitrile gloves before bringing his instrument to life with layer after layer of sound distorted from mere noise…
In what must be one of the stranger build projects we’ve covered, this collaboration between Texas-based explain-o-genius Estefannie and British synth-pop anarchist Look Mum No Computer plays music, or at least generates sounds, based on the fluctuations of the cryptocurrency market. Originally featured on the Raspberry Pi Blog, it deserves to go global. Look Mum…
The chiptune musicians are at it again, this time re-purposing a rotary-dial telephone to literally dial up SID tunes from a jukebox via a Raspberry Pi 3 emulating the eponymous SID chip. Kudos to Hackaday for spotting this wonderful project, from creator Linus Åkesson. The phone, sturdily constructed of Bakelite and steel, hails from Sweden…