In this guide, we will explain why your Apple Watch can randomly vibrate and what steps you can take to prevent it from happening.
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Add haptic feedback to your apps’ Tab Bars with this jailbreak tweak
Haptic feedback is something that has evolved with the smartphone industry over the years, which Apple’s Taptic Engine replacing traditional vibes for motors for a more realistic effect, and smartphone users have really fallen in love with the feature.
The new CellTic jailbreak tweak enables haptic feedback in more places
If you love haptic feedback, then a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called CellTic by iOS developer Mostafa89 should be your next consideration for installation.
Turn your iPhone’s vibration on or off from Control Center with CCVibration
Among the different types of toggles and shortcuts that exist in Control Center, it seems like Apple left out all the good ones, and iOS developer kingpuffdaddi knows what’s up.
How to mute your iPhone if the physical silent switch is broken or not working
You can put your iPhone in silent mode or vibrate-only mode even if the physical ring/silent switch on the left side of your device isn't working or is broken. We show you how.
Add haptic feedback to the Control Center opening experience with Taptic Centre
Everyone I know likes the feeling of haptic feedback they get when interacting with certain features in their iPhone’s operating system, so it comes as no surprise that jailbreak tweak developers are always adding it to more places.
iPhone vibration and haptic feedback not working for calls, texts, etc? Here is how to fix it
Your iPhone makes a vibration when you get a call or notification. This makes it easier to notice, even if the device is in your pocket, purse, or is in silent mode. Similarly, iOS offers haptic feedback throughout the operating system to complement the touch input and elevate your interactive experience. However, if you aren't getting any vibrations or haptics on your iPhone, here are some possible solutions to fix that issue.
How to set a vibrate-only alarm or timer that makes no sound on iPhone
By default, all alarms and timers you set on your iPhone chime a loud tone at the designated time. However, in situations such as when you're in the office or don't want to disturb people around you, you might want an alarm or timer that doesn't go off like an emergency siren but rather alerts you discreetly without sound.
In this tutorial, we will show you how you can set vibrating alarms and timers on your iPhone. These alarms and timers won't play a sound but only vibrate your device.
Some of the best jailbreak tweaks for haptic feedback on iOS 14
If you’re on the hunt for the right jailbreak tweak for your pwned iPhone or iPad on iOS or iPadOS 14, then you’ve come to the right place. That’s because we’re always curating specialized lists of what we believe are some of the best jailbreak tweaks for various facets of Apple’s mobile operating systems.
Get haptic feedback when typing on your jailbroken iPhone with TappyKeyboard
iPhone owners have been begging Apple to implement some sort of Android-style keyboard haptic feedback for as long as I can remember.
Fast forward to the post-Taptic Engine world we live in today, and we still don’t have the option to enable keyboard haptic feedback on stock iPhones.
Buzz Buzz Lite brings universal haptic feedback to your iPhone for free
Just yesterday, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called Haptify that could make your iPhone exhibit haptic feedback in more places that it would out of the box. While it was indeed a fine tweak, it also came with a price tag, and that’s one of the primary reasons why we’re eager to show you a newly released and free add-on dubbed Buzz Buzz Lite by iOS developer Jax Roth.
Just like Haptify, Buzz Buzz Lite provides a little bit of haptic feedback to many of the actions that you might regularly perform on your iPhone. But it’s worth noting that Buzz Buzz Lite supports several more actions than Haptify did, and that the tweak’s execution is somewhat different as well. We’ll be bringing many of those differences into the light in this piece.
Haptify adds more forms of haptic feedback to iOS
Haptic feedback is something that many smartphone owners like to have, but for whatever reason, is only sparingly used by the native operating system for niche and specific actions. Personally, I enjoy haptic feedback in moderation, and I think that Apple has been rather skimpy on its implantation out of the box.
If you’re anything like me and wish haptic feedback occurred more frequently while performing other common actions on your iPhone, then you might come to appreciate a newly released jailbreak tweak called Haptify by iOS developer Caleb G(kWaB), as it incorporates haptic feedback into several more of iOS’ native interfaces and performable actions.