Just a couple of years ago, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called OneSettings by iOS developer Nightwind that could mimic the Settings layout of Samsung’s OneUI on the iPhone.
If you’re of the curious variety who likes to know more about how they use their device, then you might take an interest in a new jailbreak tweak called Statix by iOS developer SouthernGirlWhoCode.
So you’ve just jailbroken your iPhone or iPad with the new Dopamine jailbreak for A12-A15 devices running iOS or iPadOS 15.0-15.4.1, and now you’re wondering what you can do to customize the look and feel of your Messagesapp. Well, we might have a solution for you.
We’ve all been in one of those situations where it would have been so helpful if we could have just jotted something down in a jiffy, but when it comes to making a note, life comes at us fast and often doesn’t wait for us to authenticate ourselves via biometrics or passcode, find the Notes app on our Home Screen, launch it, and then compose a new note.
Newer iterations of iOS have placed additional emphasis on the Lock Screen’s user experience, bringing with it a complete redesign with new features that are intended to lend more user configurability. But other parts of the user interface have been neglected, with Notification Center being a prime example of that.
If you’ve been looking for a place to catch up on all the latest changes in the iPhone and iPad jailbreak community lately, then you’ve found it!
If you’re a fan of the new Lock Screen editing features on iOS 16, but you’re using a jailbroken iOS 12-15 device, then you might be wondering what you can do to get similar editing features on your device right now without upgrading. That’s especially going to be the case if you’re happily jailbroken already.
With every generation of jailbreak, there’s a developer making a tweak for customizing your system’s animation speeds, and the Dopamine era is no different.
Got a Nintendo Switch and wondering what some of the best deals to take advantage of on games and accessories might be? We’re here for you.
As lovers of ongoing interfaces changes throughout iOS iterations, we wouldn’t fault you for starting to get bored of the iPhone’s same old App Switcher interface. After all, it’s beginning to show its age. Fortunately, iOS developer SparkDev is out with a new rootless jailbreak-supported tweak called Aion that now only provides a novel user experience, but may even evoke some hints of nostalgia if you’ve ever used iOS 6.
If you’re growing tired of the same flat design aesthetic of Apple’s app icons, and you’d prefer a more three-dimensional approach to your Home Screen’s app icons, then you’d do good to check out a new theme called Shiiny by Ayed Dere.
Apple on Thursday released iOS & iPadOS 16.5 for all of their latest devices, as well as iOS & iPadOS 15.7.6 for some of their older devices that can’t run iOS or iPadOS 16. These updates comprised of a small number of new features, but incorporated a wide array of security patches that will make future jailbreaks more challenging to achieve.