It's already possible to configure a custom brightness level for iDevices when unplugged, but now a new jailbreak tweak (called "BrightnessPlug") allows users to set an addition level for when their jailbroken iPhone is connected to a power source, according to Jailbreak Nation.

If you're old school and would love to port the experience of writing on a typewriter to your iDevice, consider downloading iTypeWriter - a new jailbreak tweak, which recently appeared in the Cydia Store.

If you wish your jailbroken iDevice would run a little faster, consider downloading ClockWind. Though this brand-new jailbreak tweak doesn't have the power to actually increase the speed of a jailbroken iPhone or iPod touch, once downloaded and installed, ClockWind will speed up the iDevice's animations, making it look like you're running a souped-up mobile device.

If the size of the iPad’s Notification Center is something of a thorn in your side, consider downloading BetterCenter – a new jailbreak tweak that allows users to customize the height of their jailbroken iPad’s Notification Center quickly and easily.

The popular Dashboard X jailbreak tweak is due to be updated to version 2.0, and a couple of brand-new features will be added. Once available, jailbreakers using Dashboard X will be able to quickly resize widgets via the pinch-to-zoom gesture, and it will also be easier than before to position widgets in both portrait and landscape mode.

NotiPad - the jailbreak tweak that promises to add a Growl-like notification interface to jailbroken iPads - is now available to download in the Cydia Store.

Do you love Growl for OS X? If so, you may be excited to hear that an upcoming jailbreak tweak called NotiPad promises to add a Growl-like notification interface to jailbroken iPads, according to iDownloadBlog.

A new jailbreak tweak allows users to download files from within Chrome for iOS.

A new jailbreak tweak called CoverMeNot has the power to greatly improve banner notifications, according to iDownloadBlog.

Remember Speero? This clever jailbreak tweak, which we told you about a few days ago, provides jailbroken iPad users with an easy-to-access system management interface. From this interface, users can tweak aspects of their iPad's settings, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, running applications, and more. Now, Speero is available to download in the Cydia Store, meaning users can grab the jailbreak tweak and can start easily adjusting their iPad's settings on the fly.

Jailbreakers love Cydia - Jay Freeman's (@saurik) "jailbreak application store," which houses all the apps and tweaks we post about each and every week. However, though Cydia has been working well since its launch, the application itself hasn't received much of a redesign over the years. In the wake of the launch of Apple's all-new App Store app (in iOS 6), we're asking: is it time Freeman gave Cydia a makeover, too?

Since Chrome for iOS launched, countless jailbreak tweaks have been released, with each one promising to change the app for the better. Though we've already told you how it's possible to open Safari URLs in Chrome using one jailbreak package, Redmond Pie has just drawn out attention to an alternate method that would appear to be all the more easier to install, and more usable, too.

After first releasing the baseband 06.15.00-downgrading redsn0w 0.9.14b1 last month, the iPhone Dev-Team has now updated the jailbreak tool (to redsn0w 0.9.14b2) to improve the downgrade experience, according to Redmond Pie.

Remember AnimateLockscreen? This jailbreak tweak, which we first told you about in June, allowed users to add boot-logo animations to their iPhone's Lock screen. Now, a brand-new tweak called AnimateAll has replaced AnimateLockscreen, which allows users to add boot-logo animations not only to the Lock screen, but to the Home screen and Notification Center, also.

It's been a long time coming, but Octopus Keyboard - a jailbreak tweak that imitates the BlackBerry 10 keyboard on iOS - is now available to download in the Cydia Store, according to iDownloadBlog.

Safari Download Manager - the popular jailbreak tweak that allows users to download files from Safari, onto their iDevice - has recently been updated, and is finally compatible with Apple's iOS 5 mobile operating system, as iDownloadBlog reports.

If you've decided that you're sick of Siri and wish instead to take a walk on Google's side of the street when it comes to voice recognition services, but don't want to get an Android-powered smartphone, consider downloading a new jailbreak tweak called VoiceSearch now.

A soon to be released jailbreak tweak called Speero promises to add an effective system management interface to the iPad, as iDownloadBlog reports.

A brand-new jailbreak tweak called ChromeMe allows iDevice owners to easily open new URLs in Chrome, rather than in a Safari window, Redmond Pie reports.

Chromizer brings fullscreen support, Pull to Refresh, and improved tab switching to Chrome on iOS.

A brand new jailbreak tweak allows users to automatically enable Wi-Fi for select iOS apps, according to Redmond Pie.

Loving Google's Chrome app? This jailbreak tweak lets you give Safari the boot.