How much do you enjoy dots? If you appreciate art comprised of dot matrixes, then a new theme called Nothing Iconpack by justnewdesigns could be just the aesthetic elevation that pushes your iPhone or iPad’s appearance over the top
Early Sunday morning, we reported on a rumor about iOS & iPadOS 18 potentially adding a new feature that would force Home Screen app icons to dynamically change their appearance with the user-selected Light Mode or Dark Mode setting.
The Cupertino-based Apple is expected to unveil iOS & iPadOS 18 this week when WWDC 2024 kicks off. Not only will we learn about the new features being crammed into the next chapter of software for iPhones and iPads, but developers will be invited afterward to partake in a beta program that will later extend to the masses until the major firmware update officially launches this Fall.
Jailbreakable iPhones that come equipped with ProMotion displays, including the iPhone 13 Pro & Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro & Pro Max now have more options when it comes to enabling 120Hz display refresh rates.
The Home Screen’s Dock ordinarily presents itself as a part of the Home Screen that always shows four user-selected apps. But how wonderful would it be if this ever-present interface did more than just offer a way to launch your favorite apps?
A couple of years ago, we showed you a free jailbreak tweak called Zetsu by iOS developer Dcsyhi that brought desktop-class windowed multitasking features to jailbroken iPhones. Since then, several new features have been added to Zetsu, highlighting its popularity.
As many stock iPhone and iPad users know, Home Screen app icons are typically static images. A couple of exceptions do exist, such as the Calendar app that updates each day with the correct date and the Clock app that updates every second with a live analog clock.
If you think that the native Home Screen on iOS 16 comes off as a little bit too cluttered, then we think you’ll appreciate a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called StealthHome by iOS developer b4db1r3.
In all the years that I’ve owned an iPhone, I’ve found it particularly annoying the way the device fights me tooth and nail to use my colorful vocabulary when attempting to convey my feelings in the heat the moment.
One thing that jailbreakers seem to go nuts over are redesigned App Switcher concepts for the iPhone. While these types of jailbreak tweaks were once commonplace, they aren’t as frequently made for current jailbreaks.
Certain aspects of the iOS mobile operating system provide feedback of different styles. Whether that’s haptic feedback you can feel or audible feedback you can hear, it’s intended to give you the positive response you’d come to expect from taking a particular action.
One of my longtime favorite jailbreak tweaks, a beautiful audio visualizer for the Now Playing interface on jailbroken iPhones and iPads, has been reimagined for the latest rootless jailbreaks by iOS developer Ryan Nair in the form of a new release called Mitsuha 6.