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.
It was only a few weeks ago that Apple announced iOS & iPadOS 18 at WWDC 2024, and it was then that we learned about the operating system’s new Home Screen app icon customization options, including a mode that looks better when you have Dark Mode toggled on.
While I realize that some people might enjoy being able to hear their incoming notifications over the sound of their Now Playing music, I’m a particular breed of person who absolutely hates it when an incoming notification sound announces itself over my favorite part of a song.
Gone are the days in which most jailbreak tweaks are hosted on one or two large and centralized repositories. Instead, jailbreakers are likely to need to add several third-party repositories to their package manager app to find jailbreak tweaks, many of which are hosted by the tweak developers themselves.
IOS 18 beta 2 changes include the iPhone Mirroring feature, a new Wallet widget, an RCS messaging toggle for Messages, and other tweaks.
While the Safari app on iPhones and iPads allows for file downloading, one area where it falls short is the ability to download embedded video files from websites.
iOS & iPadOS 18 were only just recently announced at WWDC 2024, and this has had a tremendous impact on the jailbreaking world since we’ve been able to see just how many ideas Apple has taken to call its own.
Apple’s new software tools make it easier for third-party developers to add translation capabilities to their iPhone and iPad apps powered by the system.
iOS 18 will enable compatible third-party Bluetooth and Wi-Fi accessories to pair with an iPhone using a seamless AirPods-like process.
Apple Intelligence requires modern hardware to run on-device generative AI and large language models, so here's a list of compatible devices
Spatial video recording is coming to third-party camera apps, though they won't be available on the App Store until iOS 18 launches for public consumption.
I remember a time several years ago when I would replace my standard passcode on my jailbroken device with an interface where I would draw a picture to unlock my locked device. This meant setting a unique drawing as my ‘passcode’ and having to draw the same drawing (or as close to it as possible) for my device to register that I was me.