While perusing the Changes tab in the Cydia Store this week, we happened upon a brand-new jailbreak tweak dubbed SqueakTime by iOS developer Andy Wiik. With it, you can replace the Lock screen’s native time indicator with official Apple Watch faces.
After you’ve installed SqueakTime, you’ll take notice of a new “Use on Lockscreen” button that appears next to every Apple Watch face preview in the native Watch app:
Have you ever wanted to move the position of your Lock screen’s date and time indicator? If so, then mvClock11 is the jailbreak tweak for you.
Turn your Apple TV into a time-keeper when you aren’t using it. These cool clock apps for Apple TV are just what you need to do it.
Cosmic-Watch is out with its biggest update since the app launched in 2016. The virtual planetarium for mobile devices offers two new views and more.
Like with other Apple devices, Siri on HomePod allows you to create as many clock alarms as you want, as well as manage them with ease, remove the ones you no longer need, turn a specific alarm on or off, create recurring alarms and more.
The LaMetric Time takes many of the benefits of a smart watch, and brings them to the big clock in your home or office. Listen to music, control your smart home, get analytics, or even build your own app.
This tweak replaces the Clock app’s label with a digital time indicator. It supports both 12-hour and 24-hour time formats too!
If you’ve been looking for a faster way to access stopwatch and timer features from your iPhone’s Lock screen, then look no further than a new jailbreak tweak called Simple Timer (iOS 10).
If you want a simpler way to see what time it is around the world right from your Lock screen, then you’ll love this tweak!
There are multiple ways to use your iOS timer, but setting it up for these different purposes all the time can be cumbersome. DynamicTimer helps make configuring your iOS timer to stop music playback more bearable.
This tweak replaces the clock on the Lock screen and the Status Bar with text rather than numbers.
Apple announced watchOS 4 at WWDC earlier this week and only had time to share a limited number of new features. In this piece, we’ll go over those and many others that slipped under the radar.
