It’s no secret that the iPhone’s native Clock app is very handy as an alarm platform. Whether you use it to wake up every morning, or you set alarms throughout the day to remind you to do what you need to do, ensuring that you set the alarm at the right moment will be critical to your timeliness.
If you have any interest at all in customizing the layout of your jailbroken iPhone’s Settings app, either by removing unwanted items, colorizing the interface, or re-organizing preference panes to make them more accessible, then we think you’d do well in checking out a free jailbreak tweak called SettingsRevamp by iOS developer SOPPPRA.
For some people, installing jailbreak tweaks is a big part of why they jailbreak. After all, who doesn’t like modifying the stock behavior of their pwned handset in big and expressive ways?
The iDownloadBlog team are avid jailbreakers, just like a lot of you. That’s why we report on the latest iPhone hacking news and jailbreak tweak releases as they happen, keeping you in the loop every step of the way.
One of the features that I’ve come to appreciate about iOS 18 is how missed notifications on the Lock Screen stack and the software intelligently displays a count for missed notifications for each app.
Have you ever wished that there was an easier way to see what firmware was or wasn’t being signed for your iPhone or iPad in particular? Or perhaps you wanted some more detailed about your delayOTA options? If either of these sound like you, then a new Shortcut called Trinity by Dr Sauce might be just what you’re after.
If you’re still rocking an older version of iOS on your iPhone because you’re jailbroken, and you’re upset that you might be missing out on important features found in iOS 18, then we’ve got you covered.
Update your iPhone, iPad and Mac to iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS Sequoia 15.1 to get the first batch of Apple Intelligence features and other perks.
If you’re into jailbreaking iPhones and iPads, then you’ve got a second home here at iDownloadBlog. We not only cover news and jailbreak tweaks all week long relating to this fun hobby and pastime, but we also come at you every Sunday morning with a roundup post just like this one that helps our readers get caught up with everything they may have missed.
One of the things I’ve always liked about jailbreaking is how developers find ways to backport features from newer firmware to older jailbroken firmware. Simple things like this can make even an aging handset seem like a newer one.
There’s no shortage of apps from the App Store that ask you to rate them, and while we understand that iOS app developers are eager to receive good reviews in the App Store, the nagging and persistent pop-ups can be somewhat annoying to the end user.
If you’re unhappy with the search results that the YouTube app serves you when searching for something in particular, such as when looking up how-to videos to get something done in a pinch, then you might take an interest in a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called Gonerino by iOS developer Adrian Castro (castdrian).