If you’re looking to make the best use of your iPhone’s jailbreak, then your probably looking beyond the scope of jailbreak tweaks. More specifically, lots of jailbreakers use themes to give their handset a sleeker aesthetic than what it comes with right out of the box.
Anyone who might be in the market for a redesigned Lock Screen might be in luck thanks to the release of a new and free jailbreak tweak called Pom Pom by iOS developer thatcluda.
If there’s one thing you just know we love doing here at iDownloadBlog, it’s ensuring that our readers are always kept current on the latest jailbreak tweak releases and jailbreak-based news.
Sometimes when you come across something interesting on a website, you can’t help but want to research it further. The same thing might happen if you’re browsing social media, such as Twitter.
Since the Home Screen is something that iPhone and iPad users interact with every time they pick up their device to use an app, it would make sense that users may want to customize it a whole lot more than Apple allows out of the box.
Just a couple of months ago, iDB showcased was was previously an upcoming jailbreak tweak dubbed Sydney, which was under development for the purpose of giving jailbreakers the ability to customize their Apple Pay user experience in a plethora of different ways. As of Sunday, however, Sydney is officially available to the masses.
The jailbreak community has been festering with creativity as of late, and with that in mind, iDownloadBlog is excited to showcase all the latest jailbreak tweak releases and jailbreak-centric news breaks in one convenient and easy-to-digest piece.
Depending on the habits to have when placing phone calls via your iPhone, you might find a newly released and free jailbreak tweak dubbed KeepQuietUntilConnected by iOS developer Mario Cheung to be a pleasant asset.
While much of the jailbreak community continues to await the release of an iOS & iPadOS 15 jailbreak, the good news is that some of the community’s most talented jailbreak tweak developers are now active again, resulting in more tweak launches.
Phone displays are only getting larger and larger as time goes on, and the iPhone is no exception to that concept. Unfortunately, with notifications usually manifesting at the top of the screen, the larger display can make reaching them a challenge.
The Twitter app now features an edge-to-edge timeline that lots of users have surely come to love, but for every person who loves the change, you can bet there’s somebody who hates it.
Apple doesn’t want its users using the native screen recording feature baked into iOS or iPadOS when music is playing in the Apple Music app. Consequently, videos recorded while songs are playing just might capture without any sound.