Apple goes above and beyond to make the iOS platform more enjoyable with every major yearly iteration, but one facet of the operating system that hasn’t changed very much over the years is the Phone app’s native interface.
The Twitter app now features an edge-to-edge timeline that lots of users have surely come to love, but for every person who loves the change, you can bet there’s somebody who hates it.
Apple doesn’t want its users using the native screen recording feature baked into iOS or iPadOS when music is playing in the Apple Music app. Consequently, videos recorded while songs are playing just might capture without any sound.
It’s not uncommon for iPhone users to be jealous of iPad users, and that’s because Apple appears to have put a lot more power user-friendly feature into the iPadOS user interface than they did the iOS user interface.
Just this past weekend, iDownloadBlog shared news about the new Hyperixa repository, which is the official successor of the now-retired TitanD3v repository. Former TitanD3v developer SouthernGirlWhoCode now uses the Hyperixa name when releasing new jailbreak tweaks.
The Shortcuts app is especially useful when you want to make certain behaviors easier, or even automate them. Unfortunately, Apple exercises a level of control over this feature that some users might find intolerable.
iPhone and iPad users have gotten more and more in tune with the native Shortcuts app since it can be incredibly useful for running advanced actions with a tap.
iDownloadBlog continuously monitors developments in the jailbreak community and delivers timely news to its readers. On the other hand, we understand that not everyone can keep their eyes glued to the computer screen all week long, so we make a weekly roundup every Sunday to ensure you don’t miss a beat.
Many jailbreakers will remember a time in November of last year when the TitanD3v team decided to leave the jailbreak community and re-release all of its paid jailbreak tweaks as free.
Jailbreaking has certainly changed over the years. Older jailbreak tweak developers have left the scene to pursue bigger and better things in the professional world, while newer jailbreak tweak developers have filled that vacuum time and time again; effectively passing the torch down, so to speak.
When it comes to discovering the best jailbreak tweaks for your iPhone or iPad, iDownloadBlog has your back. We’re always compiling lists of what we believe are the best ones for specialized facets of the iOS & iPadOS mobile operating systems.
The practice of sideloading apps on the iPhone and iPad has exploded in popularity over the years thanks to convenient sideloading platforms such as AltStore and Sideloady. Unfortunately, most people are using free Apple developer accounts to do this, which limits the number of apps these users can sideload and operate to just three at a time.