Numerous users have long craved a jailbroken iPhone for the numerous tweaks available from talented Cydia developers. One of my personal favourites was SBSettings, which allowed instant access to frequently used system settings such as Wi-Fi, Airplane mode, brightness, Bluetooth, etc.
Today with the preview of Control Center, Apple essentially brought features of SBSettings to the iPhone, and it is about time. By swiping up from any location, users will be presented with a screen toggle and control the following:
Airplane mode
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Do Not Disturb
Orientation lock
Screen brightness
iPod
AirDrop, AirPlay
Shortcuts to: new Flashlight app, timer, calculator, camera
From the looks of it, the flashlight app industry has just been crushed. We can’t wait to give Control Center a try.
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