In it we will see the list of applications from the APPSTORE that we have installed on our device.
Clicking on the one we want will give us all kinds of information related to it:
If instead of clicking on the app, we click on the little blue arrow that appears to the right of each one of them, a small window will appear in which we can see the size of the application components and the total that add up to all of them. This will be what occupies in mb the app in our terminal.
Going back to the main screen, on the top right we have a button called "ACTION" with which we can calculate the size of all the apps and export our list of apps to an email. This last option seems very useful, since we can have a list of all our apps in our email.
At the bottom of the screen we have the APPINFO menu, with which we can:
- APPSTORE: This is the main screen that we access and that we have already detailed.
- PACKAGES: In it we can view the REPOSITORIES and TWEAKS that we have installed on our device and, by clicking on them, we can access more detailed information about each of them.
- SPRINGBOARD: We will be able to consult the system apps and the information contained in each of them.
- IPOD: We can see the music that we have downloaded to our iPhone, iPad and iPod TOUCH categorized by genre, artists, albums and songs.
- CREDITS: Information about APPINFO and tweak support.
VIDEO OF HOW APPINFO WORKS:
Here we bring you a video in which we can see how the tweak in question works:
CONCLUSION:
Very good tweak to know what we have installed on our iOS device and know a little more about each of the apps, tweaks, repositories
It also allows you to export the lists of your applications to an email. Most interesting option.
An option to keep in mind. We recommend it.
