Infinity Blade 2 Trailer Shows Off Amazing Graphics

by Cody on Nov 24, 2011

During a highly anticipated media event last month, Apple unveiled the iPhone 4S. Although the handset looks similar to its predecessor, it includes a number of internal changes. Among those changes is the addition of the A5 dual core processor.

To show off the iPhone 4S’ performance capibilities, Apple demoed the upcoming Infinity Blade 2 title from Epic games. The original Infinity Blade was a hit, and set the bar for in-game graphics. Well its successor doesn’t just raise the bar, it smashes it… Read More

 

Instacast HD is the Way Podcasts Were Meant to Be Enjoyed [Review and Giveaway]

by Alex Heath on Nov 24, 2011

Every now and then an app comes out that just makes sense. Most apps have their quirks, but few are able to, in the words of Steve Jobs, “just work.”

We told you about Instacast when it originally launched on the iPhone, and Instacast HD has just been released for the iPad. If you like to listen to podcasts, Instacast is the app you’ve been waiting for. Read More

 

MobileMonitor: The Creepiest iPhone Jailbreak App Ever!

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

Want to see something really creepy? I mean, really creepy?

MobileMonitor is a jailbreak app that just appeared in Cydia, and as its name implies, it lets you monitor mobile devices remotely.

It really has to be seen to be understood, but MobileMonitor basically allows you to track virtually every facet of an iPhone’s usage remotely, completely unknown to the user of the device. Full video inside… Read More

 

Change Your App Icon Label Colors Using CustomColor

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

CustomColor is a jailbreak tweak for those of you wishing to change the colors of your app icon labels. It features separate settings for dock icons and non-dock icons, and features simple RGB sliders to adjust the colors of your labels.

There’s even an option to set random colors for each app icon label. In my testing, the tweak worked fairly well, but it’s not without its share of issues as you’ll notice inside… Read More

 

How to Enable Smoother Cover Flow Scrolling in iOS 5

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

Cover Flow has always been more eye candy than it is useful, but the usefulness it did have has always been hindered by its lagginess.

SmoothCoverFlow is a free jailbreak tweak available on Cydia that aims to eliminate the choppy feel that you get when scrolling through a large Cover Flow library. Does it work? Check out our video demonstration inside for the answer…

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How to Add Sharing Options to Safari’s Reading List

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

Reading List, the Instapaper-like feature included with iOS 5, is a great way to save web pages for reading later. But what if you want to share some of the content that you’ve saved to your reading list? What then?

Sadly, Apple has neglected to add any sort of sharing options to Reading List. Perhaps they’re saving the sharing features for a future iOS update. With that in mind, one developer in particular thought it would be a good idea to enable Reading List sharing by means of a handy jailbreak tweak, and that’s just what he did.

Take a gander at ActionList, a tweak that enables a variety of sharing options for Reading List…

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How to Scroll Web Pages Using Only Your Accelerometer

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

Sometimes you just don’t feel like exercising your index finger or thumb to scroll on your favorite webpages. Sometimes your fingers need a break.

A situation like this calls for a jailbreak tweak like PhyScroll, a tweak that allows you to scroll on any page using nothing more than your iDevice’s accelerometer. You’ve got to see it on video to get a good idea how it works, so check out our hands-on experience inside…

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How to Remove the Settings App Badge From a Jailbroken iDevice

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

With the advent of over-the-air (OTA) delta updates, Apple has brought a significant convenience to the majority of their users. Now, not only do you not need to be near a computer to update iOS, but updates are generally much smaller than they were previously.

On the flip side, OTA updates make things a bit more annoying for jailbreakers and potential jailbreakers, as you’ve likely already experienced… Read More

 

Add Seconds to Your Status Bar With StatusBarSeconds

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

I can honestly say that I think there’s a tweak for absolutely everyone on Cydia. Case in point: StatusBarSeconds, a new jailbreak tweak that allows you to add seconds to your iDevice’s status bar.

Who needs something like that? Someone, apparently. Check inside for a video walkthrough of StatusBarSeconds in action… Read More

 

How to Remove Icon Labels in iOS 5

by Jeff Benjamin on Nov 24, 2011

Looking for a cleaner look to go along with your recent iOS 5 installation? If you’re jailbroken, then a recently released Cydia tweak might be right up your alley.

It’s called No Icon Label for iOS 5, and, as you may have guessed, it removes icon labels from all of your app icons on your iPhone’s Home screen.

Sure, other tweaks have done this in the past, but here’s a free, standalone solution for those of you looking for no icon labels with no filler added… Read More

 
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