If you’re in the mood to outfit your iPhone with a minimalist-friendly theme that plants nicely with Dark Mode and uses simple line-based designs to express App icons, then we think you’ll appreciate a theme called Zenira by awzedesign.
Depending on your appetite for iPhone customization, you might turn to themes as a way to make your Home Screen look a little different than all the other Home Screens out there.
Havoc, one of the most popular repositories to use on jailbroken devices to acquire jailbreak tweaks and other add-ons, made a significant announcement on Wednesday that will upgrade the user experience associated with downloading themes on non-jailbroken devices.
Cowabunga, a popular all-in-one UI customization app for use with TrollStore on iOS 14.0-15.4.1 devices or the MacDirtyCow exploit on iOS 15.0-16.1.2 devices by iOS developers sourcelocation and leminlimez, was updated to version 8.0.0 this weekend with a slew of improvements that users will appreciate.
There have been countless apps for TrollStore and the MacDirtyCow exploit in recent memory that allow users to customize their Home Screen’s app icons with ease, even without a jailbreak on firmware ranging from iOS 14.0-16.1.2. The latest of such releases is TrollBoard by iOS developer haxi0.
People that like changing the look and feel of their iPhone or iPad often turn to themes to do exactly that. Fortunately, creators are always launching eye-candy themes to make things more exciting every time you look at your Home Screen.
Ready to make your jailbroken iPhone look better than it ever has before?
Rocketing into the top 5 of the App Store’s Utilities app genre as of late is a new app dubbed Morfic by Brendan Torpey.
New to the Havoc repository this week is a Home Screen app icon theme called Junipero by graphic designer XerusDesign that draws a substantial amount of inspiration from the design language found in macOS Big Sur.
One of the hallmark perks of jailbreaking is theming the Home Screen’s app icons with an engine such as SnowBoard. While you could make Shortcuts to replace your app icons whether you're jailbroken or not, only true theming retains the native functionality of your app icons. This includes not seeing a Shortcuts banner every time you launch an app, and being able to see notification badges on your icons.
Those donning a jailbroken iPhone who might be interested in adding a splash of color to their handset’s Status Bar will likely want to try a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called ColorBar15 by iOS developer DTCalabro.
A bug affecting iOS & iPadOS versions 15.x-16.1.2 and macOS 13.0.1 called CVE-2022-46689, also codenamed MacDirtyCow, has been making headlines recently. This bug was discovered by security researcher Ian Beer of Google Project Zero, and while it’s not being used in any jailbreaks, it does appear to be at the epicenter of some interesting hacks for modding iPhones and iPads recently, such as TrollLock Reborn.