Jailbreaking is a process that changes little by little with each iOS upgrade. Rather than always publishing new guides, we’re simply going to keep this one up to date. If you want to jailbreak your iOS device, you’ve come to the right page.

Back when it launched, Apple made a big deal out of the fact you could turn your iPhone sideways and get a different view of an app. These days, many of us keep rotation lock on and don't switch to landscape mode unless we're watching videos. If that sounds like you, you're missing out on some useful features.

When you first set up Apple Music, it asks you to input some genre favourites and pick some favourite artists. When you're first launching the app and want to check things out, it's pretty easy to ignore that and move on. Thankfully, you can head back and redo the configuration.

iOS: The Share Extension makes it pretty easy to email contacts from any app in iOS, but you still have to go through a list or start typing a name. Bee allows you to create a favourite list so you can quickly tap and send an email.

Unless you're very particular about your calendar settings, you've probably never ventured into the iOS settings menu for your calendar. But OS X Daily points out one handy toggle you may have never noticed: week numbers.

Now that we've had some time to hang out with the iOS 8 jailbreak, new apps and tweaks are coming out made specifically for the new operating system. Let's take a look at the best.

iOS 8.1.1 was released earlier this week, and it includes a few small bug fixes. It also happens to break the current version of the iOS jailbreak. If you updated on accident and want to keep your ability to jailbreak, iDownloadBlog shows you how.

Apple released an update to iOS 8 earlier this week that promised performance increases on older devices, such as the iPhone 4S, iPad 2, iPad Mini and iPod Touch. Ars Technica took a look at the numbers and found some disappointing results.

iOS: Before iOS 8, if you accidentally forgot to turn on private browsing mode one time, you had to delete your entire browsing history just to get rid of that one page. Now, it's as easy a a left swipe.

Pangu, the jailbreak team who brought us the iOS 8 jailbreak, has released its Mac app.

iOS 8 is already jailbroken, which means it's time to load it up with new tweaks, hacks and apps. Many classic jailbreak apps have been updated for iOS 8, and a bunch of new ones are available to take advantage of its best features. Here are some worth checking out.

iOS: We all know that easily changing the brightness of your phone is handy for night usage. In iOS 8, you can set your home button to toggle your screen brightness level on your iPhone or iPad.

Hey Lifehacker, We have been using a single Apple ID for all of our iPod and iPad devices for the sharing of App purchases between family members. Now that Apple has introduced Family Sharing with iOS 8, what are the pitfalls to watch out for if we want to give the kids individual Apple IDs for their devices? Will any saved games/progress/in app purchases be deleted from their devices?

The same team who released the somewhat sketchy iOS 7 jailbreak has released a jailbreak for iOS 8.1. Currently, it's Windows-only, in Chinese, and doesn't install Cydia by default.

iOS 8.1 is now officially available for download. As promised, the big feature in this update is the return of the Camera Roll.

If you like capitalising random words when you're typing on iOS, WonderHowTo shows off a pretty simple way to do it on iOS 8.

Handoff is Apple's new feature that integrates Yosemite and your iOS 8 device so you can start working on one device and then continue it on another. For example, you can start writing an email on your phone, then flip it over to your Mac when you realise you'd prefer a keyboard. Here's how to set it up and use it.

At Apple's big iPad launch event today, the company gave a quick preview of iOS 8.1, which will bring a few new features: iCloud Photo Library and the return of the Camera Roll.

Hey Lifehacker, I updated to iOS 8 -- now how do I delete only one message from a conversation? On iOS 7 I just hit trash, and I didn't erase the whole conversation by doing that. Any tips?