Bring haptic feedback to your iPhone’s keyboard with HapticKeys
Haptic feedback was popularized on Android handsets a long time ago, and this is just one of several jailbreak tweaks that can bring the experience to jailbroken iPhones.
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How to hide alerts for group texts on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Want to hide alerts for group text messages? You can mute those notifications easily on iPhone, iPad, and Mac and here’s how.
How to leave a group text on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Group texts are great for communicating with several people at one time. But when the conversation is over and you want to leave, here’s how to do it.
How to increase the text size in Messages on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Make your messages and conversations easier to read. Here’s how to increase the text size for the Messages app on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
AutoShiftFix can help prevent capital letter-centric typos throughout iOS
AutoShiftFix can help prevent capital letter-centric typos in your texting and writing workflow.
How to send and receive SMS text messages on iPad and Mac
Do you want to send and receive SMS text messages that aren’t from other iPhone users on your iPad or Mac? This tutorial shows you how to set it up.
How to send voice messages on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Send a lasting memory or share an important conversation. This tutorial shows you how to send voice messages on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
How to use iMessage effects like stickers, filters & shapes on photos
Have fun with the photos you share with friends and family. Here’s how to use iMessage effects to jazz up your pictures before you send them.
How to convert text into a spoken iTunes track on Mac
Whenever you want to save a block of important text to your Mac, you probably copy and paste it into the Notes app or into a text editor to save it as a text document. But, did you know you could save any body of text on your Mac as a spoken iTunes track instead?
In this tutorial, you will learn how to convert any highlighted body of text into a spoken iTunes audio track.
CKCounter displays the number of messages in your texting conversations
Chances are a lot of you use your Messages app on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad to keep in touch with others via iMessage or SMS.
If curiosity has ever struck you as to how many messages have been sent back and forth in each conversation you have sitting in your message list, then you might find interest in a new free jailbreak tweak called CKCounter.
This stock keyboard is hiding tons of fun emoticons ＼(^o^)／
Hidden within iOS’ Japanese keyboard are a slew of little-known ASCII faces that have been prebuilt by Apple. These fun and quirky faces are great for sending a friendly face to a friend or spouse via iMessage or another form of text-based communication to express how you’re feeling at a moment in time, and you don’t have to speak Japanese to use them.
In this tutorial, we’ll be showing you how you can access them so you can start spicing up your conversations.
Hands-on with Couria, an upcoming quick reply and quick compose tweak for iOS 8
Couria is a quick reply and quick compose tweak for iOS that originally debuted back in the iOS 7 days. Today, the Messaging landscape for jailbroken devices is significantly different, with a key major player, biteSMS, now defunct.
With this in mind, a few tweaks that are currently in the works are hoping to reinvigorate the Messaging app tweak genre. One of them, Couria, plays heavily on the infrastructure already put in place by Apple, piggybacking on the native quick reply feature in iOS 8.