Here’s how to screenshot Snapchat on iOS without sending notification or getting banned. Jailbreak is required for this to work.

Here’s how to get full Samsung Galaxy S8 launcher theme experience on your iPhone running iOS 10, complete with step by step instructions.

QuickCenter jailbreak tweak brings 3D Touch Quick Actions to iOS Control Center on any iPhone, iPad, iPod touch running iOS 9 and up. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

A new tweak called 3DNotifications enables 3D Touch Peek and Pop for notifications within the Notification Center and on the lock screen.

NCCards brings a card-like interface to the iOS 9 Notification Center, grouping notifications into customizable cards based on the app to which they are tied.

If you’re a jailbreaker, then one of your most used apps is probably Cydia, and Cydia doesn’t support 3D Touch at all, which is where a tweak called Tactful comes in.

We’ve seen some updates from the Pangu Team in an attempt to iron out the bugs and niggles that potential jailbreakers have been facing. We’ve also started to see developers officially introduce iOS 9 support for their packages. Now we have some Cydia news, and it looks as though Saurik’s platform that provides access to tweaks and extensions is now allowing developers to mark their paid tweaks as iOS 9 compatible. What this means is that users can now purchase tweaks on iOS 9 from Cydia.

Want to get the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus exclusive features on iPhone 6 or any older iPhone model for free? Yes you can without spending a dime. Here’s how!

A new report has alleged that more than 220,000 iCloud accounts have potentially been compromised by malicious jailbreak tweaks masquerading themselves as trustworthy installations. Those who are regularly involved in the world of jailbreaking may want to pay particularly close attention, as it seems that a number of extensions and tweaks use sophisticated attack measures to acquire very specific information from the jailbroken host device.

Another day, another iPhone tweak. This time we have a genius little tweak called PictureMe, bringing both timer and rapid shot functionality to the iPhone’s camera app.

It never ceases to amaze us the kind of things developers can get up to when they have a jailbroken iPhone to play with. Granted there are the plethora of themes and notification replacements but every so often we get something that breaks the mold. Something comes along that reminds us of just how talented the iOS development community really is.

Apple’s iPhone 4 has become one of the world’s favorite cameras over the last year. A cursory look at the photo stats from Flickr shows just how popular the iPhone 4 is when it comes to taking snaps, with huge numbers of photographs uploaded daily.