Make your iPhone lock screen more useable

Make your iPhone lock screen more usable

By Mac Hack PC 16 November 2009 View Comments

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iPhone Lock Screen

mQuickDo is an app for jail broken phones available from the Cydia app store which ‘replaces’ the home screen and the hold button on an iPhone. At least that’s the idea. mQuickDo is an app that helps you to use the home and hold buttons less to save wear and tear. You can use different system-wide gestures to access a quick list of apps, exit an app, get quick access to the iPod function and even stop apps that are running in the background taking up valuable memory.

LockInfo is an app for jail broken phones available from the Cydia. LockInfo option adds the mod to your lockscreen. The Homescreen option adds the mod as a page on your SpringBoard between your Spotlight Search page and the first page of your applications. You can have either have just the Lockscreen option, just the Homescreen option or both options turned on.

There is many more feature to it. Please look at the screen shots below.

If you haven’t Jailbreaked your iPhone Please follow the links below.

Please follow this tutorial on how to get Supreme Preferences.

Step 1: Launch “Cydia”

Step 2: Tap on “Manage”

Step 3: Tap on “Source”

Step 4: Tap on “Edit”

Step 5: Tap on “Add”

Step 6: Type “http://apt.macosmovil.com/“ in the field

Step 7: Tap on “Add Source”

Step 8: Tap on “Done”

Step 9: Now, tap on the Source that you just added

Step 10: Look for mQuickDo and Tap on “mQuickDo”

Step 11: Tap on “Install” and then “Confirm” to complete the installation

Step 12: It will prompt you to “Restart Cydia”

Step 13: Now, tap on the same Source

Step 14: Look for LockInfo and Tap on “LockInfo”

Step 15: Tap on “Install” and then “Confirm” to complete the installation

Step 16: It will prompt you to “Restart Cydia”

Step 17: Reboot your iPhone.

Now, look at your LockScreen. Everthing is right on it (Pretty much).

mQuickDo Quick Do

mQuickDo Settings

Settings LockInfo

LockInfo

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