Sick of paying AT&T, Verizon, or any of the other carriers extra to be able to use your iPhone’s data as a wifi hotspot? Me too. Thanks to a jailbreak tweak called TetherMe, you can pay $5 one time (consider it minor cost in comparison to the monthly fees) and […]
I, for one, would love a way to close all of my open apps on my iPhone. I’m used to having this ability when using an Android device and it’s become a bit of a habit in order to save battery life, and make the device a little snappier after
Storage space is a constant issue for iPhone and iPad users it seems. A lot of this comes down to pictures and app data that has been carried over from older iPhones and iPads that gets put back on the new device whenever they sync it. You can use our
Control center is the screen you pull up from the bottom of your device by dragging your finger up from off the bottom of the screen onto it. It is where you can quickly access Wifi, Bluetooth, AirPlay, Screen brightness, and more. Sometimes though, you don’t need all of that
Control center is the screen you pull up from the bottom of your device by dragging your finger up from off the bottom of the screen onto it. It is where you can quickly access Wifi, Bluetooth, AirPlay, Screen brightness, and more. So, wouldn’t it be great if you could
Widgets are apps that can run on your home screen and bring you information directly (or control apps) instead of having to be opened. Some good examples of a widget are weather widgets that show the temperature and forecast directly on the screen, or a news feed that shows the
One of the cooler things about Android is the ability to customize almost all aspects of the UI. From themes, to icon packs, to widgets, replacement apps, etc. iPhone users, on the other hand, have been forced to stare at the icons and colors that Apple chose for them with
Touch ID doesn’t have as many uses as most people would like it to. You basically can use it to unlock your device and purchase things in the App Store, but that’s it. A lot of people have mentioned why not allow it to auto-fill passwords like fingerprint scanners on
One of the strange limitations of iOS is the restriction on where you can put your app icons on the home screen. As soon as you put an icon on the home screen, it has to fall behind the last icon on that page. You can move it around on
Unlike Android, Apple doesn’t allow you to replace any of the default apps with other versions. So the phone, messaging, and email app are ones you have to be stuck with. That is, of course, if your not jailbroken. Once you jailbreak, you can make those changes so long as
If we’re honest, there’s a lot going on in the status bar that you don’t really need. Besides that, there are other things you might want to add to it. Thanks to a jailbreak tweak called StatusModifier, you can do both. This jailbreak tweak allows you to adjust the date
Before we showed you an app that allowed you to lock down individual apps with your fingerprint in the form of a free jailbreak tweak. There is now a new one though that has the ability to lockdown settings pages, toggles, and apps with your fingerprint (and a nicer UI).
Perhaps you’re sick of looking at the words “AT&T” or “T-Mobile” or whatever other carrier name is at the top of the screen. You know what carrier you have (and are reminded every month by a bill in the mail) so why do you need to stare at it all
Some people like the animations in iOS 7, but I guarantee you won’t miss them when you see much faster apps seem to open after using this jailbreak tweak. The tweak in question is aptly named NoSlowAnimations and it’s as easy as just installing it from Cydia to have it
Ever want to change the colors of the bubbles in the messaging app? How about add the contact’s image you’re talking to into the mix? Thanks to a jailbreak tweak released in Cydia called Messages Customizer, you can. In addition to changing the colors and adding contact photos, you can
