Here's How To Hide The Icons

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Note: Your device MUST BE JAILBROKEN and HAS CYDIA ON IT. Poof is an Cydia app that enables the users of the device to hide the icons in the Springboard (What is Springboard,). It somehow makes them invisible, the only way to access them is to search them through the Spotlight Search or unhide them using the same app - Poof. Below are the steps to install Poof. Step 1. Open Cydia. Step 2. Go to Search options and search for Poof. It is under BigBoss repository. Step 3. Select Poof. Step 4. Install then Confirm. Step 5. Wait for the download ans installation to finish. Step 6. After that, you should already see Poof icon in your springboard. Here's how to hide the icons. Step 7. Open Poof. Wait for it to enumerate the applications. Step 8. Toggle to Off to hide icons. Step 9. Respring(What is Respring,) . If you don't resping, the icons will remain in your springboard (How to Respring,).

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Thanks to things like iCloud, Apple has made app management much easy and hassle-free. Remember there was a time when, if you deleted an app, you had to either rely on an iTunes backup or just repurchase the app if you wanted it so badly, Things have changed a lot since that time. Now, if you ever accidentally delete an app, you don't have to worry or panic as you can recover the deleted app very easily on your iOS device. What's more, re-downloading the app doesn't cost you anything if you've already bought the app. Launch App Store on your iOS device. Now, tap on the profile icon at the top right corner. Next, tap on Purchased. Tap on My Purchases. Now, tap on “Not on This iPhone” menu on top. Find the app that you deleted and want to re-install. Then, tap on the cloud icon right next to the app, and the installation will begin. Alternatively, you can also search for the purchased app on the App Store. When you download the app (that you've already paid for), you won't be charged again. So that's how easy it is to recover deleted apps on iOS devices! Share it with us. The redesigned App Store has become more functional and intuitive now than ever before. For instance, you can instantly access all the top paid or free apps on your device or access your favorite apps a lot easily.

Here’s how to invoke and use iPhone X multitasking App Switcher and then force quit (kill) apps at will on your brand new smartphone. It’s kind of an exciting learning curve finding out about the new interactions and gestures on Apple’s new iPhone X due to no Home button on the device. Below you will find information on how to access the new multitasking App Switcher as well as remove and kill apps with ease. Step 1: If you have investigated the iPhone X Home screen then you will already know that there is a new gesture bar called home indicator present at the very bottom. Perform a swipe up gesture on it. Step 2: Once you have swiped up to the middle of the display, don’t instantly take your finger off of the display as that is the gesture to go back to the Home screen. Simply give a little pause when in middle after the upward swipe gesture. Once you master the new gesture to get into multitasking then you are likely going to want to kill some of the apps that are running in there and remove them. Yes, you guessed it, there is a new method for that too. Step 1: You will have followed the process above so you are now sitting nicely in the multitasking App Switcher interface. You can swipe left and right through the backgrounded apps until you find the one that you want to remove. Press and hold on the app card in a similar fashion to how you would with app icons to put them into edit mode. Step 2: You will notice that a new red icon appears on the app card. Tapping this icon will kill the app and remove it from the background. Remember, iOS has been built and engineered to manage its own resources and handle its own operation smoothly.

Are you ready to make your first application, First off I need you to start up Xcode. You will be using Xcode for all of your projects. Next click on File and then New Project. Make sure your in the iPhone OS templates and choose View Based Application. In later tutorials I will show you how to use others but for now View Based Application it is. Name your new project MyApp and save it where ever you want. Once you have Xcode opened up make sure the Active SDK is set to simulator and then hit Build & Go. The iPhone Simulator should run and start your app. Doesn't look like much but don't worry we will get to that. Now go back into Xcode. Since this is your first app I will make it easy and use no code. Instead open up MyAppViewController.xib located on the side under the resources folder. Interface Builder is where you build your applications interface. Our interface will just be a label saying "My name is (your name here)". Library and look for the label. Drag this Label on your View and position it how you like. Then rename it (by double clicking it) "My Name is (your name here)". Attributes Inspector. When Attributes inspector comes up click on background and change it to yellow. Your almost done. Save Interface Builder and go back to Xcode. Hit that Build & Go button one more time. Your first iPhone app. If you have any questions feel free to comment. Stay Tuned beacuse the next tutorial is on its way.

Apple sold about 13 million iPads last year, 14 million the year before, and more than twice that in iPhones. With so many smart phones and tablets in the world, it’s natural to want to connect those bright screens with the other bright screens in the house - the Smart TV. Pad is an expensive remote, but it can be excellent for controlling your television and other connected AV gear. What’s the best way to control your TV with your iPad or iPhone, Well, that actually depends on what you want to do, how much work you want to put into it, and how much you want to spend. There are methods suited to nearly any user. The iPad communicates with other devices one of two ways. It connects to the internet via Wi-Fi, supporting the fastest, state-of-the-art 802.11a/b/g/n version. Bluetooth is the second flavor of wireless inside the iPad, typically used for connecting accessories such as earpieces or keyboards or Bluetooth speakers. In my experience, Bluetooth range is a robust 30-35 feet and does not require a direct line of sight between linked devices.

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