While jailbreak users continue to wait for hackers to offer us the ability to do so in the latest versions of iOS that the company has released, the developers keep releasing or updating new tweaks for the whole community that to this day they are still using.
The latest news related to the jailbreak state that Luca Tadesco had released the exploit that he had used to be able to jailbreak all the versions of iOS that Apple had released until the first beta of iOS 10, a version that is no longer compatible with the exploit that had used. But it seems that the Chinese jailbreak community, which has been in charge in recent years to do so, have not been able to take advantage of it or have no interest in doing so.
The Notification Center has always been a favorite part of tweaks developers and the NCapps app is no exception. The tweak that we are going to talk about in this post allows us to add applications to a new section of the Notification Center to be able to launch them quickly without having to navigate through the menu of our iPhone.
Although Apple only uses it to show us notifications, the Notification Center goes a long way and tweak developers know it and want to take advantage of it. On occasion the Cupertino-based company has retired apps that allow you to do just that, launch applications directly, a feature that is restricted in the developer guides.
With NCapps we can interact with applications directly as if they were in any page of the springboard and execute them quickly without having to go looking for it on our iPhone. Unfortunately it does not work on the iPad. The NCapps tweak is available on the BigBoss repo for $ 0,99. Requires a minimum of iOS 9.0 or later.
