 older jailbreak tweak, AutoOK – allows jailbreakers to have their iOS device auto-unlock immediately after a correct password has been inputted.
Though you can enable passwords (rather than passcodes) in Apple’s iOS free of charge, iOS device owners have long been annoyed that users must touch “Done,” once their password has been inputted (as opposed to their iOS device unlocking immediately, as it does with four-digit passcodes).
Fortunately, AutoOK7 fixes this. The jailbreak tweak adds a new preferences pane to the built-in Settings app, and here users will first need to input their complex password. However, once this is done, unlocking your iOS device using a longer password should be easier and marginally quicker than before.
This is a change we think Apple should seriously consider making to its iOS. Though perhaps the Cupertino, Calif. company hasn’t bothered improving password functionality in this way because it envisages us all unlocking our iOS devices using Touch ID, instead, in the near future. Who knows?
For those of you who use complex passwords to unlock an iOS device, AutoOK7 can be downloaded in the Cydia Store for $0.99, and it’s fully optimized for iOS 7 and 64-bit iOS devices as of its most recent release.
If you’re still running iOS 6, the older AutoOK can be downloaded free of charge.
Check out the new jailbreak tweak now, or for more of our recent news, see: Future Apple iOS Devices To Be Thinner, Lighter And Have Larger Displays, Today’s Apps Gone Free: Monkey Ninja, Wooden Labyrinth 3D, My Currency And More, and Units Convert 2.0 Brings Additional Units, All-New Themes And Other Features.Oh, Slappy, you big sap.

I know it hurts, but she checked out of your relationship months before you realized it. The truth is if she wanted to see you and owned a car, she would have.

16 year old girls are almost universally afraid to hurt boys' feelings. She strung it along as long as she could and bowed out when she couldn't anymore.

You're at an age where most people do not know what they want in the slightest. 

But things will get better. Leave the girl alone - she'll likely refer to you as a creep if you don't.In a tiny studio high above Hobart, sits a young woman hunched over her journal. The room is neat, quiet, and almost too organised. She works to the tune of her breathing and uses the harmony of the soft natural south-facing light that freely floods her space. Lush indoor plants thrive in her company. She is happy.
This is the life of Hungarian born Ivett Dodd. Ivi is a talented creator, taking high end boutiques by storm with her penchant for bespoke leather accessories. To understand the roots of her unique brand, ivi made, one must dive below the surface and deep into the realm of Ivi’s past.
“I’ve always been inspired by how people could live in harmony with the natural world,” Ivi muses. “Healing, creating, connection and moving forward. I draw from those as design principles and I’m very hopeful that others are moving in that direction too. Everything I make is through my own hands, and is a combination of hand stitching and help from my Japanese sewing machine. It’s designed specifically for leather and it is a dream to work with.
Ivi’s attention to detail and level of perfectionism is extreme. From Tasmanian Oak panel inserts, unique magnetic clasps and cutting edge accordion openings, her leather accessories have a style all of their own. The deliberate and quiet manner with which she carefully chooses her words filters down into her art. “It’s just me finding solutions to everyday life in a sustainable way,” she grins shyly.
View the range of Ivi’s bespoke products online at www.ivimade.com and follow their evolution via Instagram and Facebook.
Ever since becoming Prince Harry's significant other, Meghan Markle's fame has skyrocketed. However, this trend-setting new member of the royal family found her own success long before her marriage. What was her life like before becoming royalty? Take a look — you may think you know this well-mannered princess, but things are always more complicated than they appear on the surface.
Perhaps one of the most surprising facts about Meghan Markle is that her name isn't actually Meghan — it's Rachel. Rachel Meghan Markle is the name this actress-turned-princess was born with, but for some reason, she elected to use Meghan instead of Rachel.
Some theorize that the choice is simply a matter of aesthetics; the alliteration of Meghan Markle is much catchier and easier to remember, which is an asset for an aspiring actress. Or perhaps she found Meghan to be more elegant than Rachel. Whatever the reason, Meghan is here to stay.
Just like Meghan Markle's own eventual love story, her parents met in a romantic way. They both found themselves working on the same television show: General Hospital. Meghan's father, Thomas, was the lighting director, while her mom, Doria, was an aspiring makeup artist.
The two fell in love and tied the knot in 1979. Only two years later, little Meghan Markle was born. The best part of their love story is that many years later, Meghan Markle actually played a small role in the show General Hospital as "Nurse Jill."
Despite their romantic love story, Meghan's parents couldn't make the relationship last. They decided to get a divorce when Meghan was just six years old and parted ways for good. However, this didn't stop Meghan from having a fulfilling relationship with both.
Meghan spent a few years with her mother and then with her father. Despite any difficulties, their households were always full of love, and Meghan managed to maintain a positive relationship with both of her parents until her adult years. In this respect, Meghan counts herself lucky — not everyone is as fortunate.
Meghan is relatively open about her experience growing up biracial — she has a black mother and a white father. She struggled with her heritage and didn’t want to fully identify one way or the other. Because her parents were divorced, she also felt like she had to choose between the two.
Nowadays, however, Meghan has learned to embrace the ambiguity. Her advice? "Introduce yourself as who you are, not what color your parents happen to be." Many fans have found inspiration in her message.
Meghan Markle grew up in a neighborhood that wasn't racially diverse, and people often assumed her mother was the nanny. They didn't consider the fact that a black woman could be the wife of a white man and mother of a light-skinned baby.
This experience no doubt influenced how Meghan saw the world as a child and contributed to her identity crisis. Thankfully, her mother was a strong and intelligent woman and taught Meghan the important values in life.
As you may be aware, Meghan had an acting career before meeting Prince Harry. She was introduced to the business through her parents, especially her father, who was the lighting director on Married... With Children and of course, General Hospital.
After attending an all-girls catholic school during the day, Meghan would hang out with her dad on set. She said they sometimes sent her into another room when the jokes were too inappropriate for her young ears — Married... With Children isn't exactly a kids' show!
Meghan Markle's family tree is full of interesting connections, and plenty of experts have taken the time to sketch it out. On Meghan's father's side, for instance, were two men who fought for the Union Army during the Civil War.
These men, Daniel Mangle and his son Thomas Mangle, were Meghan’s great-great-great-great grandfather and great-great-great grandfather respectively. They were supporters of Abraham Lincoln, and their children went on to be farmers and coal miners. And that’s just her father’s side...
Both branches of Meghan’s family have something in common: they both fought in the Civil War for the Union. On her mother's side, it was Joseph, a slave that volunteered to fight for his freedom.
Apart from Betts, Meghan has various ancestors that were forced to live as slaves under a man named William Ragland in Georgia. After finally being freed, they adopted his last name, Ragland. Now one of their descendents is part of the royal family, and British and American history are joined once more.
Meghan Markle was never afraid to speak her mind, even at only 11 years old. At that age, Meghan saw a soap commercial that was marketed exclusively towards women, and she didn't like the message it sent. She thought advertisements shouldn't perpetuate moms as the ones that have to do everything, including cleaning, so she sent the company a letter.
Her voice was heard! Shortly after Meghan's criticism, Procter & Gamble changed their slogan from "Women All Over America" to "People All Over America." Meghan was never afraid to make waves.
It's no secret that Meghan Markle is a smart woman. She went to Northwestern University where she studied theater and international relations and graduated in 2003. It’s hard to imagine a better skill set for a future royal.
Meghan was also part of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. She described her experience there as being pretty