Daily Tip: How to add Settings shortcuts to your home screen

25/11/2011
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Wondering how to quickly and easily add icons to your Home Screen that will take you to frequently used Settings like Brightness, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi? Developer Jeff Broderick has created profiles that do just that!

Follow along to learn how to get them!

  1. From your iPhone, visit brdrck.me/settings/
  2. Tap the setting you wish you add to your homescreen
  3. If there is more than one icon option, tap the one you wish to have. Then tap Install [setting] Shortcut.
  4. This will open the Install Profile...
Original article by TiPB
Categories: Tutorial
Tags: brdrck, daily tips, how-to, jeff broderick, settings, shortcuts, tips
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