Last week, I detailed the and explained how its new. But there's more to iOS 7, including some easily overlooked enhancements that make your life easier. Here are the seven best hidden gems.1.

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Backup to multiple computers Apple has long tied an iOS device to one PC's or Mac's iTunes, as a way to ensure that media files weren't copied, violating the commitments Apple made to get the music and movie industries to distribute their wares via iTunes. But as iPads and iPhones have become less satellite devices and more stand-alone units, such as through iCloud media and app syncing across multiple devices and even computers, the limitation of backup to one computer grew more and more awkward. ICloud backup is convenient and avoids the issue, but it doesn't back up everything.

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Now, you can back up the same iOS device to multiple computers, as long as their iTunes use the same Apple ID. (You'll need iTunes 11.1 or later for this to work.) The first time you connect, you're asked whether to trust the computer, which means allow its use for backup. Reminder: You back up by clicking the Back Up Now button in your device's Summary pane in the computer's iTunes or by clicking the Sync button in iTunes. And if you go to the Settings app's General pane and tap iTunes Wi-Fi Sync, you should see a list of the multiple computers you've trusted.Keep in mind that if you sync an iOS device to a computer other than the one running your master iTunes library, you'll still lose all the checked content from the previous iTunes library on your iOS device if you sync. (Uncheck the various sync options for the device in those other iTunes libraries!) Multi-iTunes backup doesn't let you sync multiple media libraries to one device.2. On-the-fly mail groups Sadly, iOS 7 doesn't let you address emails to groups, a shocking omission that has survived multiple iOS versions. But iOS 7 does notice when you tend to send messages to the same group of people, and when you address a new email to a person in such an ad hoc group, it shows that ad hoc group in its suggestions.For example, if you often send emails to John, Aimee, and Peter, and you type in 'Peter' in one of Mail's address fields, you'll get a menu of all Peters in your Contacts app and all Peters you've emailed previously.

In addition (this is what's new), you'll see 'John, Aimee, and Peter' in the list of suggested recipients. (Credit to reader Drew Saur for alerting me to this gem.) 3. Smart mail account selection Saur also tipped me off to this other cool Mail gem: If you use multiple accounts, you've probably noticed that Mail will reply from the account in which you received the email, no matter what your default account. But when you create a new email, Mail uses your default account, so you may need to change the From field, an easily overlooked step. IOS 7 notes who the addressee is and what server it came from, then automatically adjusts the From field for you.

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When you send an email to someone in your corporate Exchange directory, the email is defaulted to come from your corporate email account, even if your default account is your personal account.4. Zoom-level calendar navigation on the iPhone The Day, Month, and Year buttons are gone in iOS 7's Calendar app on the iPhone (and iPod Touch). Instead, you navigate the same way you do in the revised Photos app: by zooming. (The iPad still uses these buttons, but has no zoom-level navigation - pity.)For example, if you're in month view, tap a date to zoom into that date, or tap the year to zoom out to year view. From day view, you can slide through the weeks and zoom out to the month. From year view, you can zoom into a month by tapping its name or to a day by tapping its date.

As with iOS 5 and 6, rotate the iPhone to get the week view; there are no zoom navigation controls here, though you can scroll through the weeks.I do wish that iOS 7 let me preview a date's events by holding on it, as Photos works for collections. Still, it's a faster way to get around, and it frees up screen real estate.

. Jan 07, 2015Cydia developers have given us a great chance to access hidden Springboard settings in iOS 7 by offering us the to install and make changes without the need of editing plist and edit internal iPhone files. Prior to the availability of this tweak the process has been harder and required familiarity with OpenSSH, although some of us are confident enough to perform this action many of us face the risk of bricking our iPhone.Installation and Using Hidden7Settings Guidance:Please make sure you are using an unlocked jailbroken device prior to start since this guidance is only valid for jailbroken devices installed with Cydia. Additionally it is important to be up to date since Cydia will require a restart if updates needed. If you want to jailbreak your device step by step you can read our article by.1. Open Cydia on your device and tap the search tab at the bottom of the Cydia home screen.2.

Search for “Hidden7Settings”, you will see only one result which matches exactly.3. Tap install on the info page of the tweak, then tap Confirm button.4.

Completed installation of the tweak will follow with restarting of Springboard by just tapping the restart button. Please ignore the Hidden7 option in the main settings for the time being.5. Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the control panel, there you will see a new panel stating “Springboard Settings” Tap this to open your device to a new world of settings.6. In the menu opened the most attractive setting option will be the master volume controls since that was only optional to perform alterations to volume by using the side buttons. Most of the categories listed in the menu seem obvious but tapping into one will open up new options such as elasticity, gravity and minimum velocity, if you experience problems and cannot track the changes in any category please use Restore Defaults button.View our to maximise your usability on your device.

As an experienced jailbreak user you should be aware that most of the new tweaks you download from Cydia will require your device to respring and that may be eased with PulltoRespring Tweak that allows you to respring your device in the settings menu without entering into too much hassle. Respring action is needed when you configure the tweak settings for your device or simply downloaded a new tweak. There are similar tweaks around to use to respring your device but the difference PulltoRespring brings is the gesture and simple form of use, Pull to Respring. This is a great tweak for enabling the rotation of Home screen with icons but the applications itself, meaning full control of what you need the rotation for and what purpose. There are confusions in relation to what in actual meaning SBFlip allows, in my opinion the biggest capacity it adds to your device is enabling the device to act as another, best example would be if you have an iPhone 6 or 6s but you would prefer the screen rotation and ability of 6 plus or 6s plus then this is the best tweak for you. Chinese Hackers have released the PP Jailbreak for iOS 8.4, iOS 8.1.3 for Windows and iOS 8.1.2, iOS 8 for Mac Users.

After the reconciliation work revised by Apple to disable exploits used by Taig Team in iOS 8.4.1 and an additional one in iOS 9 PP jailbreak have been carefully studied and released to public download for iOS community. There are number of Cydia tweaks that could be installed to your phone after completion of your Jailbreak on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. Since there are so many options the evaluation and guidance on how to choose the one that fits all your requirements becomes more significant.