How To Customize your iOS 10 Control 2017 Apk All Devices Support

Starting with iOS 10, your Control Center toggles are colored whenever they’re toggled on. This includes the toggle buttons at the top, in addition to the AirSharing buttons and the Night Mode toggle.

Compared to the old look on iOS9 (shown on the right), you see that the new Control Center is cleaner and more visually appealing, with better contrasting buttons, sharper text, and rounded edges.

The Control Center also incorporates 3D Touch into the app buttons arrayed along the bottom edge. Press and hold the camera button, for example, and you can do stuff like take a photo or record a video.

The Second Panel: Apple Music

Dedicated to Apple Music, the second panel of the Control Center contains the controls for music playback and volume.
After a song is played on Apple Music, the panel will be filled out with the information on the playing track, including the name of the artists and the album from where it was taken.
There is also the option to broadcast the song through the bottom button of the panel, with compatible devices including connected Bluetooth speakers or the Apple TV.
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Compared to the old look on iOS9 (shown on the right), you see that the new Control Center is cleaner and more visually appealing, with better contrasting buttons, sharper text, and rounded edges.

On the other hand, anyone who doesn’t like the appearance of the new colorizations in Control Center in iOS 10 and is jailbroken with the beta iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak by Luca Todesco can use one of two new free jailbreak tweaks called Cream 2 and Creamless to either customize all of Control Center’s colors or disable them altogether.

Cream 2

Cream 2 is similar to the original Cream jailbreak tweak, which would let you colorize your Control Center toggles to your liking.

Although they’re already colored out of the box, Cream 2 will let you configure custom colors that your device doesn’t have already, which means you get the added benefit of personalizing your iOS 10 Control Center experience.

Cream 2 will put a preferences pane in your Settings app where you can configure the toggle buttons colors to your liking:

Options exist for the following Control Center elements:

• AirDrop

• Airplane Mode

• AirPlay

• Bluetooth

• Do Not Disturb

• Night Shift

• Rotation Lock

• Wi-Fi

After you’re all set configuring your custom colors, you can tap on the blue Respring button at the top right of the preferences pane to respring and save your settings.

Creamless

The end result of Creamless, on the other hand, is a set of monotonous-looking Control Center toggles, but for people who aren’t fans of all the extraneous colors that pop up when you start turning things on or off, this might be just what you’ve been looking for.

Compared to the old look on iOS9 (shown on the right), you see that the new Control Center is cleaner and more visually appealing, with better contrasting buttons, sharper text, and rounded edges.

The Control Center also incorporates 3D Touch into the app buttons arrayed along the bottom edge. Press and hold the camera button, for example, and you can do stuff like take a photo or record a video.

With the tweak installed, toggles will glow a blander light gray color rather than glowing all sorts of colors that scream, like blue, orange, purple, and red.

Creamless doesn’t have any options to configure, so there isn’t a way to toggle it on or off. As soon as you install it, it will remove those colors from Control Center and they’ll remain that way until you remove the tweak via Cydia.

Personally, I think I like the effects of Creamless a bit more because the colorless attitude of Control Center seems a little less overpowering, but if you would rather use custom colors than the stock ones, you’ll probably enjoy Cream 2 more.

If you’re interested in downloading Cream 2 or Creamless on your jailbroken iOS 10 device, you can do so for free from Cydia’s BigBoss repository right now.

Will you be customizing your Control Center toggle button colors, or negating them entirely? Share in the comments below!

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