Submitted by Fred Straker on
There are a few ways to increase font size on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. One of the quickest ways to increase and decrease text sizes is by using the Control Center. The Text Size widget provides a slider that works just like flashlight brightness or volume. The only difference is that iOS may pause for a few seconds while it's changing the text size.
iOS 10.2 adds a new TV app to supported iOS devices. The TV app allows users to easily access their iTunes library across multiple devices, and locate their favorite television shows and movies on third-party services. The app also includes a TV widget that you can add to the Widgets screen on your device. Here's how:
In iOS 10 or later you can no longer disable App Suggestions by navigating to the iTunes & App Store section of the Settings app. The disable option is now instead available on the new Widgets screen. Follow these steps to disable App Suggestions on devices running iOS 10 or later:
Submitted by Jon Reed on
iOS 10 brings quite a few changes to the iPhone's Lock Screen, including raise to wake, rich notifications and widgets among others. Whereas widgets were only available in Notifications in previous iOS versions, they are now available in the Spotlight screen, which is accessible from both your Lock Screen and Home Screen.
Submitted by Bob Bhatnagar on
iPhone owners looking to get system stats can add an array of meters directly to the Notification Center. Stock iOS hides much of this information from the user, but NCMeters seeks to change this on jailbroken devices. In addition to free storage space, additional information can be added at a glance.
Meters to choose from include CPU usage, RAM available, free disk space, upload speed and download speed. Once the tweak is installed from Cydia, these meters can be enabled, disabled and reordered under Settings -> NCMeters. Customizations include different colors for both the meter icons and text.
