Fine-tuning your handset’s display brightness can be annoying at times, especially as you transition from indoors to outdoors, and vice-versa. But this tweak makes things simpler.
This tweak augments your iPhone’s call log history with improved timestamps, even for items that are significantly older than today.
With Spotpower, you can perform system actions from the Spotlight interface by entering unique keywords, such as “/respring” in the search bar.
If you’d like to add a full-fledged code editor with syntax highlighting to the Filza file browser on your jailbroken handset, then this tweak is for you.
iOS 13 and iPadOS have changed how you get to your accessibility settings.
You can now use a jailbreak tweak called EasyKeyboardX to replace the Dictation button in your keyboard with different functionality.
While the iPhone’s native power down interface isn’t particularly feature-packed, you can use jailbreak tweaks like this one to change that.
This new jailbreak tweak automatically turns your iPhone’s flash off after 15 minutes to prevent unwanted battery drain.
Apple isn’t making mouse support on iPad front and center in iPadOS, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t give this potentially major feature a try by following our step-by-step tutorial.
DragEnabler is a newly-released and free jailbreak tweak that enables iPad-like Drag and Drop on unsupported devices, such as the iPhone and iPod touch.
With NotchControl, you can make your handset’s notch more useful with addition features and controls.
This tweak places all your upcoming events on the Lock screen so that you’ll never forget them again.