TrollTools, one of the most popular system customization apps to perma-sign with the TrollStore utility, was updated to version 2.1 on Saturday by iOS developer sourcelocation with a slew of improvements that users will surely embrace with welcome arms.
The app icons on your Home Screen are something that you use on a regular basis whether you’re a jailbreaker or not, and with that in mind, it seems like a notable niche of Apple’s mobile operating system to modify with jailbreak tweaks.
The wonderful thing about TrollStore is that you can use it to perma-sign apps even on non-jailbroken iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.4.1 (and some 15.5 beta) devices, and with its elevated privileges, you can install apps to customize the operating system in ways you would otherwise need a jailbreak for.
Glo is a new icon pack for iPhones and Android smartphones by ConceptCentral that can make your Home Screen’s app icons look reminiscent of what you’d find on a Mac running macOS Big Sur or later.
Home Screen folders on modern installations of iOS or iPadOS take up the entire display, and to many (myself included), this just seems like an atrocious waste of space.
Learn how to create a wallpaper using your favorite emojis and use it on your iPhone Lock Screen and Home Screen to add pizzazz to your setup.
Learn how to set two different pictures as the Home Screen and Lock Screen wallpapers on your iPhone or iPad running iOS 26 or earlier.
If you’re interested in yet another small mod for your jailbroken handset’s Home Screen that will enhance the aesthetic of your app icons, then you might come to appreciate a new and free jailbreak tweak release called dock label by iOS developer ElioFegh.
Find out how to hide the Search button from your iPhone Home Screen if you don’t use it and rely on the swipe-down gesture to open Spotlight Search.
Every app on your iPhone or iPad has a version number that helps you distinguish whether it’s up to date or not, but have you ever maybe wanted to spoof that number?
Apple offers about 40 wallpapers which you can see in iPhone settings. Plus, you can download thousands of different wallpapers from places like our Wallpaper gallery. But what if you want to be surprised with a new background every time you change the wallpaper? What if you aren't satisfied with just a few wallpapers and want almost endless options?
In this exciting tutorial, we show you how to use one of the 3 million images from expert photographers around the world as your iPhone wallpaper and switch to a new wallpaper whenever you like.
Starting with iOS 14, Apple allowed users to put widgets on the iPhone Home Screen. One of the widget apps that went viral around that time is Widgetsmith, and it quickly grew into one of the fan favorites.
It lets you add several kinds of widgets like time, date, photos, calendar, weather, astronomy, health, tides, reminders, custom text, and even blank space on the Home Screen. In this tutorial, we show you how to use Widgetsmith on iPhone running iOS 14, iOS 15, or later.