This tweak permits iPhone display brightness adjustments via the volume buttons

It’s easy to change your iPhone’s volume level thanks to a duo of omnipresent volume buttons on the edge of your display. But when your iPhone’s display is too bright or dim, users are compelled to navigate touch interfaces like Control Center, which can sometimes be a challenge if the display is too dim to perceive during the brighter hours of the day.

If you ever wished that changing your iPhone’s display brightness could be as effortless as adjusting the volume, then you’ll welcome a new and free jailbreak tweak called VolumeBrightness by iOS developer Gilshahar7, as it fundamentally lets you toggle between display brightness and volume mode when using your handset’s volume buttons.

Apple TV+ launches animated musical comedy “Central Park”, “Defending Jacob” season finale

If you've been wondering what to watch on TV this weekend, here are two suggestions. Apple TV+ on Friday added the season finale for "Defending Jacob", a gripping character-driven thriller featuring "Captain America" star Chris Evans. In addition, the first two episodes of the animated musical comedy "Central Park" are now available to watch on Apple TV+.

Ryan Petrich’s new Powercuff tweak can extend your iPhone’s battery life

Low Power Mode.

Most people are supremely familiar with the iPhone’s native Low Power Mode setting, which can be toggled from Control Center or Settings to reduce the handset’s power draw and extend its battery life in specific situations. But what if you could do more to extend your battery life further?

Famed iOS developer Ryan Petrich was doing a bit of digging into iOS 13 when he happened upon some peculiar settings buried deep within the mobile operating system’s resources. According to Petrich, these settings can benefit the end user by reducing power draw on the handset’s battery, and so he released a new and free jailbreak tweak called Powercuff to bring these options into the light for anyone with a pwned handset: