The first thing you see whenever you unlock your iPhone or iPad and begin using it is the Home Screen. This is the part of your device that acts as the springboard into your favorite apps and user experiences.
Music listeners who primarily use the Spotify application to stream their favorite songs, and who also have a jailbroken device at their disposal, have a strong potential to be able to enjoy a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called CanvasSync by iOS developer pkgFiles.
It was only last month that we showed you a jailbreak tweak called WireDock, which enabled a customizable color outline around the Dock on your jailbroken handset’s Home Screen.
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.
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.
If you utilize widgets on your Home Screen at all, then you probably value seeing information at a glance. But what if you also value seeing your wallpaper? Unfortunately, the size of iOS’ Home Screen widgets can sort of… get in the way.
Looking to save and restore multiple different Home Screen layouts on your jailbroken iPhone or iPad? If so, then we think you might take interest in a newly released jailbreak tweak called Icon Restore by iOS developer 82flex.
A popular concept in the iPhone jailbreak community for an exceptionally long time has been allowing users to organize their Home Screen’s app icons anywhere in a grid that they wish without iOS automatically snapping those icons to the next empty space.
The sixth beta of iOS 18 changed the app's icon tinting so that the chosen icon tint is now linked on a per-wallpaper basis.
Occasionally, we get a fun jailbreak tweak that doesn’t necessarily make your iPhone or iPad do anything useful, but instead complements the user experience with some sort of fun aesthetics or behavior that you would never have on a stock device.
How much do you enjoy dots? If you appreciate art comprised of dot matrixes, then a new theme called Nothing Iconpack by justnewdesigns could be just the aesthetic elevation that pushes your iPhone or iPad’s appearance over the top
Learn how to hide all text labels from under the app icons and widgets on your iPhone or iPad Home Screen for a clean, minimalistic look.