This tweak automatically turns off your iPhone’s LED flashlight if you forget it
This new jailbreak tweak automatically turns your iPhone’s flash off after 15 minutes to prevent unwanted battery drain.
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Kuo: Apple to adopt mini-LED backlight starting with a 31.6″ standalone display in 2019, 10-12″ iPads and 15-17″ MacBooks in 2021
A raft of Apple hardware coming over the next three years will bring significant advancements in picture quality thanks to its adoption of a mini-LED-like backlight design.
Review: Sylvania’s affordable Smart+ HomeKit white bulb & LED light strip
Sylvania has been on a roll expanding their HomeKit lineup with several different products. Recently, I took some time to test out their multi-color LED light strip, as well as their affordable white LED bulb. Check out our review!
FlashBar puts an icon in the Status Bar when your flashlight is turned on
FlashBar puts an icon in the Status Bar when your LED flash is turned on. It’s helpful for reminding you to turn it off, especially during the day when it’s harder to see.
QuickFlash puts a flashlight button on your Lock screen
QuickFlash is a new jailbreak tweak that makes it easier to get to your LED flashlight from the Lock screen.
FlashAlert enables custom LED flash alerts for notifications on a per-app basis
The LED flash on the back of your iPhone can be used for so much more than just lighting the way for good low-light photographs; it also makes a good notification device.
For those who agree, FlashAlert is a new jailbreak tweak that takes advantage of this idea by letting you configure custom LED flash patterns for your incoming notifications on a per-app basis.
Talus: a widget for jailbroken devices that performs an array of different tasks
If you’re rocking a jailbroken iOS device and have been in the market for a widget that can do a ton of things from a single interface, then Talus is a new jailbreak tweak release that could be worth taking a look at.
We’ll show you what Talus is all about in this piece so you can decide whether or not to add it to your tweak arsenal.
2017 Apple Watch could use power-sipping micro-LED panels
Apple is reportedly prepping to switch from flexible OLED screens utilized on the current Apple Watch to a more power-efficient micro-LED display technology that could be used for an Apple Watch hardware update in 2017, DigiTimes reported Friday. The Taiwanese trade publication said Apple could replace OLED displays in the Apple Watch with micro-LED panels as early as the second half of 2017.