Helping our readers discover the best jailbreak tweaks for their iPhones and iPads is a top priority for the iDB staff, and that’s why we take the time to curate specialized lists of the best jailbreak tweaks for particular facets of iOS and/or iPadOS 14.
Too many Home Screen pages? Check out this quick tip to hide, rearrange, or delete Home Screen pages on iPhone and iPad.
Whether you’re a power user or a developer and advanced features matter to you more than the average Joe, a free jailbreak tweak dubbed 3Developer by iOS developer hearsedev could prove to be rather a handy add-on for you.
If you’re jailbroken and interested in a slick new jailbreak tweak bundle released just in time for this holiday season, then a new release called Metamorphosis by iOS developer Sirius24 just might tickle your fancy.
Among several of my favorite things to do with a jailbroken iPhone or iPad, creating shortcuts to my most-used apps and features ranks high on my list.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to add duplicate icons of the same app on multiple Home Screens on your iPhone or iPad -- without needing a third-party app or a Jailbreak tweak.
The process of deleting apps from your iPhone or iPad’s Home Screen has changed slightly over the years, as the user must now navigate a Haptic Touch menu before entering ‘jiggle’ mode to reveal the app deletion buttons.
While I’ve always enjoyed having a background behind my iPhone’s Home Screen Dock, the fact remains that there are a substantial number of jailbreakers that partake in even more extreme forms of minimalism than me.
Starting with iPadOS 15, iPad users can do a whole lot more with their Home Screens than they could in iPadOS 14. That’s because Apple provided users with a more advanced Home Screen editing interface.
iOS 15 added a new feature that lets iPhone users rearrange their existing Home Screen pages to their heart’s content. While iOS 14 users can access the same editing interface from their Home Screen, they’ll notice that the rearrangement feature is notably missing.
Google's Gmail widget now displays actual emails and senders on your home screen. It's much better than the previous version, but actual functionality remains limited due to Apple's rules guiding widget development on iOS and iPadOS platforms.
If your iPhone or iPad widgets reset to their default settings after restoring your device from a backup, feel free to chalk that up to an iOS bug that Apple is aware of.