While perusing the Changes tab in the Cydia Store this week, we happened upon a brand-new jailbreak tweak dubbed SqueakTime by iOS developer Andy Wiik. With it, you can replace the Lock screen’s native time indicator with official Apple Watch faces.
After you’ve installed SqueakTime, you’ll take notice of a new “Use on Lockscreen” button that appears next to every Apple Watch face preview in the native Watch app:
Have you ever wanted to move the position of your Lock screen’s date and time indicator? If so, then mvClock11 is the jailbreak tweak for you.
Don’t let time get away from you when you’re working or playing on your Mac. You can enable an announcement feature to hear the time spoken to you out loud.
Semperon brings an Android-style always-on-display to jailbroken iOS 11 devices.
With TimeToUnlock, you can unlock your iPhone or iPad with the current time rather than your usual passcode.
A (somewhat comical) report out of Time today is shedding light on an issue at Apple’s new HQ; employees keep walking into the glass walls.
Want to add some Apple Watch-themed clocks to your iPhone’s Lock screen? This jailbreak tweak might be exactly what you’re looking for.
This tweak replaces the Clock app’s label with a digital time indicator. It supports both 12-hour and 24-hour time formats too!
If you want a simpler way to see what time it is around the world right from your Lock screen, then you’ll love this tweak!
Apple announced watchOS 4 at WWDC earlier this week and only had time to share a limited number of new features. In this piece, we’ll go over those and many others that slipped under the radar.
You can use a new jailbreak tweak called AdvancedStatusTime to customize the way your Status Bar’s clock formatting looks.
With TimeMover, you can customize the position, size, and rotation of your Lock screen’s clock to go along with most different kinds of wallpapers.
