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At the beginning of March, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called Sushi by iOS developer Skitty that brought an attractive new Now Playing widget with music controls to jailbroken iOS 13-16 devices.
PurePKG, the jailbreak community’s newest package manager app meant to be an alternative to the likes of Sileo and Zebra, received another update over the weekend to version 1.4.
If you’re a lover of all things PlayStation, then you may want to consider trying an app called TrophyBuddy by iOS developer Majd Alfhaily.
A lot has been happening in the iPhone and iPad jailbreak communities recently — so much, in fact, that we wouldn’t blame you if you felt a little overwhelmed by keeping up with it all.
Just last month, we showed you an add-on for TrollStore called TrollSpeed that could display your handset’s current download and upload speeds in the Status Bar, or right above the Dynamic Island if you had one.
At the beginning of March, we showed you a TrollStore add-on called TrollRecorder by iOS developers 82flex and launchctl that allowed users to record their iPhone’s phone calls without a jailbreak. It did, however, require TrollStore, as this is what gave TrollRecorder the elevated privileges necessitated to make this work.
There’s no doubt about the fact that people are just starting to get bored of the iOS notification system. After all, Apple hasn’t done very much to change it in the past several years, leaving users feeling a little stale.
Those of you who are excited about the onset of Qi2 wireless chargers post CES may be excited to learn that at least three new offerings from Belkin are now available to purchase from the brand’s website and third-party retailers such as Amazon.
Did you just buy or are about to buy a used iPhone and have concerns about its authenticity? In this guide, we will share twelve expert tips that will allow you to check if your iPhone is genuine or a fake phone with a copied design and an iOS skin on top of Android.
The reworded “Unknown Part” repair prompt in iOS 17.5’s Settings app no longer shames folks who dare use affordable aftermarket parts for their iPhones.
Apple will soon permit genuine parts to repair iPhones and other devices, except for the components harvested from stolen devices.
If you’re using palera1n, the checkm8 bootrom exploit-based jailbreak tool for arm64 devices (iPhone X and earlier) running iOS & iPadOS 15.0 and later, then you may want to know about some important changes that are coming in a future update.