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Add iPhone Settings Shortcuts To Your Home Screen
- sidwyn 15y agoVisit the site on your iOS device to install.
- xutopia 15y agoHow is that any faster or better than what comes built in? I feel like I'm missing something.
- sidwyn 15y agoSometimes I tap Settings and I forget what I was looking for while Settings was loading up. When I tap this from the home screen, I know it'll definitely load up what I want.
- suhastech 15y agoDoesn't work on the iPad ....4.3.3 Or am I doing it wrong?
- davidcann 15y agoSettings links were unofficially added in iOS 5.
- mtw 15y agoCool idea, but I tried hotspot icon and it didn't work. Do more tests with different devices
- sidwyn 15y agoHotspot works for me. Just tested
- tomlin 15y agoA QR code with the URL would be a perfect addition.
- fasteddie31003 15y agoHow is he doing this? I've never seen anything like this before.
- sidwyn 15y agoHe's basically using URI shortcuts, check this out: http://www.idownloadblog.com/2011/11/11/how-to-create-custom-shortcuts-to-wifi-settings-airplane-mode-and-more-no-jailbreak-required/ http://www.idownloadblog.com/2011/11/11/how-to-create-custom...
- uast23 15y agoOh, finally! I recently saw that android phones have shortcuts for important/frequently-used settings e.g. wifi, hotspot. at the top of notification screen, so you can just drag the screen down and quickly make the changes. In iPhone if you have to switch on or off your cellular data, you have to go through 3-4 screens. edit: ok, it has limited but important set of shortcuts which does not include cellular data
- drivebyacct2 15y agoOnly some Android phones have that (it's part of the Touchwiz skin), or it is a feature available in CM7. I'm on an ICS rom right now and I miss the notification shade toggles. Fortunately we still have first rate widgets, so I can have the Power Control widget, or single option toggles as widgets on my homescreen.
- nuclear_eclipse 15y agoEven without CM7 or Touchwiz, you can still already create shortcuts on your home screens to specific pages in the Android Settings application. When you long press on the home screen, select Shortcut from the Add list, and then Settings, and it will give you a nice long list of every screen in the Settings app to choose from. My personal favorite is a link to the Battery Use screen, which allows me to quickly see what apps may have drained my battery the most.
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- jrnkntl 15y agoSite is hammered as far as I can see, you can check what you're missing out on at http://www.idownloadblog.com/2011/11/21/check-out-these-beautiful-settings-panel-shortcuts/ http://www.idownloadblog.com/2011/11/21/check-out-these-beau...
- username3 15y agohttp://quickprefs.com/ http://quickprefs.com/ is mentioned in the comments as a snappier alternative.
- seaotter002 15y agoIt'd be great if the non-mobile site still had, at very least, the donate link. I've been wanting quick shortcuts to individual settings for a while, I'd love to donate a few bucks from the comfort of my desktop-logged in Paypal account.