There are many Cydia Tweaks available out there for anyone with a jailbroken iOS device. However, not many of those jailbreak tweaks add to the Maps app. Well a new tweak from developers Funky Space Monkey has been released, named Speed for Maps.
Permalink: Speed for Maps Jailbreak Tweak gives you a Speedometer in the Maps App
A nifty little jailbreak tweak has just hit the Cydia store called BadgeClear. As the name implies, it clears up all your unwanted iOS app notification badges with a simple tap. The tweak is pretty easy to use and has no settings to configure. Once installed from Cydia, all you need to do is get into wiggle mode (tap / hold an icon) and tap any badges you want to clear.
Permalink: Clear iOS App Badges Easily With BadgeClear Cydia Tweak
Parts for Apple’s newest devices have leaked today, showing parts for a new iPad and new iPhone model. The folks over at iFixYouri have taken a look at the parts and have provided some descriptions for what is being shown in the pictures. The parts are a cabling system used for the power button, the volume buttons and the rotation/mute switch. The folks at iFixYouri say these parts look to be made with the same materials as the iPad 2, but the location of the buttons has changed. Follow along with our images below for more:
Permalink: More parts leaked for newest iPad and iPhone 5 [Report]
TwitkaFly is a jailbreak app that allows a user to send and reply to tweets right from the springboard, without having to open the twitter or tweetbot app on their iOS device. The app works on any jailbroken device with iOS 4 or higher, including iPod, iPhone and the iPad.
Permalink: Send and Reply to Tweets using TwitkaFly right from your Springboard [jailbreak tweak]
Lo and behold! We bring you the first clear close-up photo of the alleged iPhone 5 / iPhone 4S, heavily rumored to be hitting the stores next month or less likely in October. Regardless of the release date, this new photo was posted on the MacRumors forum by a member. The caption says:
Permalink: First Photo Of iPhone 5 Shows Up Online! [Close-up]
Want to upload files and photos directly from your iPhone, iPod or iPad using Safari browser to any website? Simply follow the instructions given after the break and you can enable direct file uploading via mobile Safari on your iOS device. But before you proceed, you need to jailbreak your device. Check out this link and follow the jailbreak instructions for your device’s iOS version.
Permalink: Upload Files From Mobile Safari On iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad [How To]
Apple has enabled Find My iPhone and Find My Mac services for developers who are beta-testing iCloud. Developers can log in on iCloud.com, and request the location of their iOS devices or Mac computers, and view them in a map.
Permalink: Find My iPhone, Find My Mac Comes To iCloud
Do you still believe the iPhone 5 will be released in September, regardless of the previous reports we posted? Well, according to The Guardian you’re right!
Permalink: Apple iPhone 5 Now Being Tested By Carriers Worldwide, Being Released In September[RUMOR]
According to a report by International Business Times, Apple may merge OS X with iOS starting in 2012-2013. According to the report this will allow Apple to have a single platform for applications and their cloud services.
Permalink: Apple Will Replace Mac OS X With iOS On All Mac Computers [REPORT]
According to an article by iDownloadBlog, there will be no more untethered jailbreaks for iOS 4 in the future. This means there will be no untethered jailbreak for iOS 4.3.4 and 4.3.5.
Permalink: Untethered Jailbreaks Halted Until iPhone 5 Release
