jailbreaking

UPDATE: It seems Apple has stopped signing the iOS 8.2 Beta 2 file which means that this tutorial will no longer work. Hope some of you got the jailbreak in before that happened! As soon as a new jailbreak happens, I’ll be doing a video on it ASAP. In the meantime, subscribe to my YouTube channel, Twitter, Facebook, and/or Google+ for updates on when it’ll happen. Thanks! I know what you’re thinking –there’s no jailbreak for

One of the features on the iPhone that keeps you from being disturbed is Do Not Disturb. It prevents calls, messages, and notifications from reaching you while you’re busy at your work or you’re sleeping even. Apparently, Apple forgot to put a timer so that this mode only remains activated for a certain period of time. So that when you get back home, the do not disturb functionality gets deactivated and you start getting your regular

Apple’s iOS has a lot of restrictions and there is a lot more you can do once you jailbreak your iPhone. One of these restrictions is the type of files you can share with other devices over Bluetooth. Only certain kind of files can be sent from your iPhone to other devices over Bluetooth. And the case may be you want to share a file that isn’t one of these supported types. So how can you make

Unlike Android devices, the iPhone’s lock screen doesn’t have any useful things that can help you be more productive, or help you do any tasks in general. It’s just a layer that prevents unauthorized users from accessing your device, and that’s all. Do you wish if there was an option to add some apps to the lock screen so you can launch them faster than going to the Springboard and finding the app and launching

Do you always feel like you’ll miss the alarm that you’ve set on your iPhone and you’ll get to your office late only to be told off by your boss? You’re not alone. Setting-up multiple alarms could be a solution, though, but is it worth going through the hassle of doing all of that one by one? You’ve got an easy solution. Say Hi to Clone Alarm, a Cydia tweak, that allows you to clone your

AirDrop on your iPhone allows you to share files that are available on your device with other compatible AirDrop devices. While the feature is extremely useful for those who constantly exchange files with their iDevices, there are some limitations as to what type of files you can share. It doesn’t support all the file types, thus chances are you’ll be stuck when you want to share a file that is not one of the AirDrop supported file