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- Backup and restore app data, clear caches and more with Icon Tool
- Turn ordinary photos into extraordinary iPhoneography with textures
- Apple was right, widgets just ain’t cool
- Take better low-light panoramic pictures with LLBPano
- How to quickly navigate through the iOS Calendar app
- Upcoming Auxo update adds new toggles, bug fixes, and more
| Backup and restore app data, clear caches and more with Icon Tool Posted: 06 Apr 2013 03:53 PM PDT
What do you get when you take a jailbreak tweak that can clear an app’s notification badges, and cross it with one that can clear its cache, backup and restore its data, and more? Easy, Icon Tool. Icon Tool is a new tweak by developer ioshack that offers up all of the above-mentioned options in one easy to access menu. Simply put your device into wiggle mode, and triple tap on an app icon…(...) "Backup and restore app data, clear caches and more with Icon Tool" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Turn ordinary photos into extraordinary iPhoneography with textures Posted: 06 Apr 2013 06:00 AM PDT
Welcome back to another installment of Lessons in iPhone Photography here at iDownloadBlog. After seeing the amazing images you have been sharing on Instagram, it is clear you are all enjoying your newly discovered creativity. In today’s lesson I hope to share a new idea to fuel your own creative adventures. Today’s lesson is a bit subjective, but I hope you learn a new idea and use it to make some of your own magic. A fun way to add interest and mystery to your iPhone imagery is the use of textures. What are textures, you ask? In short, the idea is to take an image of the texture you might find in a burlap sack, brick wall, etc. Apply it over your original image so that only the texture can be seen and not the color. That’s pretty much the idea behind it, but it might be better just to look at an example…(...) "Turn ordinary photos into extraordinary iPhoneography with textures" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Apple was right, widgets just ain’t cool Posted: 06 Apr 2013 05:00 AM PDT
Without a doubt, one of the biggest differences between iOS and Android is its fundamental handling of information. Google decided to allow widgets onto a phone’s Home screen so that, theoretically, users would have the information they need right at their fingertips. Apple, on the other hand, has doggedly stuck to its guns over the years, with iOS remaining a collection of app icons rather than live widgets. Over the years there have been plenty of arguments amongst those in the tech community as to which was the best way to go. Android users will repeatedly point to widgets as one of the main reasons they prefer their phones over the iPhone or even one of the Windows Phone handsets. Sitting halfway between iOS and Android, Windows Phone features live tiles that offer up information from the phone’s Home screen a la widgets, but that’s just not enough for some. It’s widgets or nothing, man, and that’s the way it is. But iOS users can have their cake and eat it. They can have widgets on their home screens just like Android users, whilst still having that iPhone they so love. But the real question is: should they? Even if they should, I’d argue that fewer people actually would than we might think…(...) "Apple was right, widgets just ain’t cool" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Take better low-light panoramic pictures with LLBPano Posted: 06 Apr 2013 04:00 AM PDT
I’m a big fan of the Panorama capture feature that was added in iOS 6. I’d like to be able to use it while holding my iPhone in landscape mode, but other than that I think Apple did a great job with it. It doesn’t always work very well in low-light conditions though. And that’s where the jailbreak tweak LLBPano comes in. It enables Low-light mode on the iPhone 5 when taking panoramic photos…(...) "Take better low-light panoramic pictures with LLBPano" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| How to quickly navigate through the iOS Calendar app Posted: 06 Apr 2013 02:42 AM PDT
Last week we showed you how to delete individual digits from the iOS Calculator app by swiping. It wasn’t a major revelation, by any means, but a lot of folks seem to have found it useful. In the same fashion, we have another trick to show you today. And if you’ve ever thought to yourself that it takes too long to navigate through the iOS Calendar app, you’ll want to see this…(...) "How to quickly navigate through the iOS Calendar app" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
| Upcoming Auxo update adds new toggles, bug fixes, and more Posted: 05 Apr 2013 09:30 PM PDT
A nice little surprise landed in my inbox today: a preview copy of Auxo 1.4. It’s a release that brings new toggles, options, and bug fixes to one of my favorite jailbreak tweaks. To begin, let me just tell you that Auxo 1.4 isn’t a groundbreaking new release, but you will be happy to find a refined experience when compared to earlier iterations of the tweak. Take a look inside as I go hands on with Auxo 1.4, covering some of the biggest new features that you can expect to see when the update is officially released on Cydia.(...) "Upcoming Auxo update adds new toggles, bug fixes, and more" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com. |
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