The only tweak that could be more convenient than SBSettings is a tweak that flips your SBSettings toggles for you. SBProfiles was already the go-to tweak for toggle automation, and now it’s gotten better with GPS triggers, multiple triggers per profile, and new trigger combinations with lock and charging states. SBProfiles is a powerful tweak because [...]
PowerOptionsPro is yet another lock button-activated menu for the iPhone and iPod Touch. You might be wondering why anyone would pay for a lock button menu to power off their device when SBSettings very common Cydia utility that includes more functionality and is free. Even the options that were tacked on to make the PowerOptionsPro [...]
SBSettings is an essential Cydia utility for many jailbreakers, because it gives us immediate access to Settings toggles we use every day. It’s theme-able, it’s expandable, but it also is a utility that contains more depth and power than most users realize. The More button menu contains many hidden tools that advanced users should know [...]
Under Apple’s rules, certain iOS programs are impossible to sell through iTunes. There aren’t any Apple-approved apps that allow you to alter iOS’ user interface, access the root filesystem, or allow you to control your iPhone directly from your PC. These are the reasons why I choose to jailbreak; so I can install whatever I [...]
As a curator of iPhone and iPad mods, I can have dozens of tweaks and plugins interacting with one another at once. Sometimes those tweaks don’t play nice with each other, and sometimes, on their own, they will actually cause problems by themselves. My iPad had an issue last night where I discovered that a rogue [...]
I can’t believe we haven’t done a tutorial on Veency yet! Veency is one of the most useful Cydia apps around, and one of the big remaining reasons to jailbreak your phone. Why use Veency? If you have a setup where your computer isn’t directly hooked up to your best stereo, it can be a [...]
You might not have realized that the iPhone can be set to automatically answer incoming calls in speaker phone. This option is by default nested in Settings → Accessibility → Incoming calls, and can be switched between Default, Headset, and Speaker. This setting is intended to help people with additional physical or auditory needs, but [...]
SBSettings is neat and all, but can you ask it to turn on WiFi? By default, you have to pull down the SBSettings tab with a gesture and tap on the appropriate button. With WireSiri all you need to do is call Siri up and ask her to turn on or off your wireless services. Now [...]
The Brightslide Cydia tweak almost reminds me of a mini version of SBSettings, in the fact that it allows you to access a variety of system functions in a small drop down bar that can be called upon through an Activator action. From this drop down bar you have access to toggle on and off Bluetooth, WiFi, [...]
Posted on November 29, 2011 by Jaden Ellett
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Yesterday we told you that Apple released the iOS 5.1 Beta 1 firmware for developers to test their applications on, before the public release of the official iOS 5.1 firmware in the near future. We also told you that inside the iOS 5.1 firmware were reports of a new iPad 2,4 model that could hint [...]