How to get scaling options iPhone 6 Plus Screen with ZoomOne

 One of the options you can find on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus is just the ability to change the screen resolution of the standard to expand or vice versa. Little brother is a jailbreak tweak by the popular developer Ryan Petrich iOS ports this feature for older devices as well.


With the tweak installed, users of older models of iPhone, including iPhone 5s can easily adjust the screen resolution as the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus iPhone and enable landscape mode on the lock screen or the home screen.

I am very impressed by the performance of the pinch, as it does not create any glitches or problems and runs smoothly like iOS normal.


Once you've installed from Cydia little brother, head to your preference pane Configuration action pane to play with the features offered. There, you will find three zoom options to choose from; Large, Medium and Small. The default zoom is great. The options Small Medium and reduce the zoom scale properly and add a new row of icons on the home screen.

You will also find alternate to landscape mode for the home screen or lock screen. Just below these Alternatively, there is also a preview of the Home screen so you can see how the resolution will change depending on the zoom options you choose. Once you're done, simply press the button on the top right corner of the new changes take place.



The best option in my opinion is the means, because it keeps the good performance of iOS. The tweak also recommends users set the resolution to small in some unsupported devices, which could cause failures and disturbing eyes.

Note that once you change the resolution, which applies to most of iOS as the Settings pane, conversations application messages, etc., but the App Store maintains its original resolution, regardless of the zoom you choose.


Little brother is a solid pinch zooming brings new models of iPhone for seniors. If you are interested in giving it a try, you can buy now from Cydia BigBoss repository for $ 1.99.-like, the Home screen landscape mode on older iPhones