Dual SIM functionality really took off on the iPhone platform with the adoption of eSIM technology. What first started out as one physical SIM and one eSIM quickly became dual eSIM to become the new standard today.
I’ve always admired the Apple Watch’s unique Home Screen experience when compared with the iPhone’s sameness that I’ve been using for well over a decade. That said, perhaps it’s not extra surprising that iOS developers bring this user experience to jailbroken iPhones.
At iDownloadBlog, it’s a part of what we do to make sure that iPhone and iPad owners have access to jailbreak-centric information and knowledge of the latest hacks that can be utilized to further enhance the stock experience.
One thing that always stood out to me as popular in the early days of jailbreaking was being able to record your taps on your screen as you recorded your display. I can recall this being stock functionality in a certain screen recording application by former jailbreak tweak developer Ryan Petrich, and when Apple finally brought screen recording to the native experience, they never thought to add such a feature out of the box.
Just over five years ago, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called JumpSkip by iOS developer Karimo229 that allowed jailbreakers to skip between music tracks using only their volume buttons instead of using touch-based controls.
Looking for a way to take better advantage of the Dynamic Island on your jailbroken or bootstrapped device, whether it has a native Dynamic Island, or a software ported version for notched devices? If so, then a new jailbreak tweak called NiceAperture by iOS developer NiceiOs just might pique your interest.
The iDownloadBlog team loves jailbreaking iPhones and iPads as much as the next guy, so it’s no wonder that we dedicate so much time and energy to sharing the latest news and releases for jailbreakers at heart to take advantage of.
If someone was tracking your iPhone or iPad’s location without you knowing, wouldn’t you like to know?
One of the most annoying things that I put up with on a regular basis in terms of dismissing iMessage or Gmail notification banners from my Lock Screen or Notification Center is that the app icon badge pertaining to that notification doesn’t actually go away. In essence, launching the app to make the badge go away makes me feel like I’m investing twice the effort to dismiss that notification in its entirety.
It was only a couple of weeks ago that we showed you a work-in-progress jailbreak tweak called Witcher by iOS developer MatoiDev that aimed to replace the native App Switcher’s dull user experience with a more effective and exciting-to-use multitasking interface that utilizes a customizable carousel-like interface.
Airplane Mode is a special mode you can toggle on or off on mobile devices in order to effectively shut off all radio communications. While intended for airline travel, the function is often used by people on the ground just for killing distracting Internet communications.
As someone who only recently took steps to upgrade his home office work desk to be both more spacious and functional, it’s been on my agenda to come up with a multi-display setup to improve multitasking and workflow management. This meant I needed a hub that could handle multiple high-resolution displays and tons of I/O, and personally, I think I nailed it with the iVanky FusionDock Max 1.