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When I use the YouTube app on my iPhone, I will say that I generally watch videos in full-screen mode around 98% of the time. If you’re like most YouTube users, then you probably do the same thing in order to maximize your viewing experience.
One of the longtime favorite things for jailbreakers to do with their devices’ Home Screens has been rearrange the Home Screen icons outside of the auto-snapping grid that Apple has long imposed on users before the dawn of iOS & iPadOS 18.
A seemingly insignificant part of the iOS experience that jailbreak tweaks have traditionally tried to improve upon is the one tying together the device’s volume and sounds. Fortunately, that remains the case even today, with modern rootless jailbreaks becoming the norm.
Apple knew that iPhone users were starving for new features in the stock Calculator app, which is just one reason why there were so many improvements in iOS 18 following what felt like years’ of neglect. But if you’re on an earlier, perhaps jailbroken firmware, then you might be wondering how you can improve your existing Calculator app without updating.
One of the more significant changes in iOS & iPadOS 18 relates to Control Center’s design and functionality. Right off that bat, putting it side-by-side with an iOS & iPadOS 17 device, you would notice that Control Center on iOS & iPadOS 18 sport a rounder aesthetic.
The iDB team takes its approach to covering iPhone and iPad jailbreaking news very seriously. Things happen fast, so although we cover content throughout the week as it happens, we also like to recap everything each weekend so that people aren’t left behind while information moves forward.
Whenever you’re typing on an iPhone or iPad, whatever app you might be using, the cursor behaves in a certain way – it blinks when you’re sitting idle and not actually typing.
Who doesn’t love a good fun and quirky jailbreak tweak every now and again? Fortunately, iOS developers Christian Kosman and CydiaGeek know exactly what we mean by this, and the result is a free jailbreak tweak called WireDock.
Wouldn’t it be neat if you could replace the padlock glyph on your Face ID-equipped iPhone with that of an Emoji instead? Well, you can! You just need a free jailbreak tweak called LockMoji15+ by iOS developer b4db1r3.
Nugget Mobile, a mobile on-device iPhone customization platform that utilizes the SparseRestore exploit to allow for jailbreak tweak-like hacks without any jailbreak required, received an update on Thursday to version 2.0.
One thing we’re seeing a lot of lately is artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how we communicate with others. It used to be that you would visit a website and enter some information to get some output from the AI service, but increasingly those AI services are getting integrated into our devices’ operating systems through software and APIs.
Security researcher and iOS developer @alfiecg_dev, perhaps best known for being a co-developer of the TrollStore perma-signing utility for iPhones and iPads, as well as the TrollInstallerX TrollStore installation method, surprised all of us on Monday when they took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a teaser regarding a 0-day PAC bypass on an iPad Air (3rd generation) running iPadOS 15.5.