iOS 12 includes a much-neeed fix for the Reachability issue that prevented people from accessing their Notification or Control Center when using their iPhone in one-handed mode.
If you have trouble using Reachability on your iPhone X the way Apple intended, this gesture will make your life easier.
Here are two simple tricks you can employ to make using Control Center or Notifications easier on your iPhone X.
All iPhones from iPhone 6 onward have a Reachability feature for accessing the furtherest edge of the display by double-tapping the Home button. Without a Home button, Apple’s devised a new way to use this helpful feature on iPhone X.
BouncyReachability brings added bounciness to the iPhone’s Reachability interface animation.
Among the other bug fixes, we saw only minor tweaks since the last beta which brought several changes.
iOS 11 prevents the new Cover Screen from being invoked from the middle of the display when Reachability is active.
iPhone X will probably support one-handed navigation with the Reachability feature after all, if the latest version of Xcode’s iPhone X Simulator is anything to go by.
I feel like Reachability is a must-have feature on any 5.5-inch display, but Apple really just wastes all that space at the top of the screen by not using it for anything.
A new free jailbreak tweak called CRSettings by ChanYu makes use of the empty space in a particularly fun way by filling it with a background image of your choice.
For a lot of people, the space that comes up when you invoke Reachability is considered wasted space. It becomes a giant gaping hole of nothingness on your screen any time you use the feature to one-handedly use your large-screened iPhone.
A new free jailbreak tweak called ReachBoard aims to make good use of that empty space by filling it with anything that may be residing in your clipboard.
Reachability, a feature designed by Apple to make it easier to tap on things that normally appear at the top of the screen on iPhones with larger displays, has always been deemed “wasted space” by the jailbreak community.
Yet another jailbreak tweak release to try making use of that space is Launchpad, which will give you a customizable paginated information system in the Reachability interface.
Those of you who use the Reachability interface at all know that it can come in handy during times when you want better one-handed access to the features at the top of your 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch display.
On the other hand, it leaves a big void at the top of the screen that could be utilized to display additional information about your device, and that’s just what a new jailbreak tweak called Nowability aims to accomplish.