Mobile Profiles Lets You Create Custom Profiles for Your iDevice

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Posted November 30, 2010 at 11:46pm by iClarified

Mobile Profiles is application by Aaron Wright that lets you create custom profiles for your iDevice to easily toggle system settings on the fly.

• Create Custom Profiles
Mobile Profiles allows you create custom profiles with settings that you define. You can change the ringtone, system volume, screen brightness, and all of the low-level services on the iPhone.

• Quick Profiles
You can also quickly enable or disable iPhone services such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 3G, Location Services and many more with Quick Profiles. Other features include a shake to toggle Quick Profiles visibility.

• Quick Services
Change system settings on the fly.

• Share notifications
Optionally send out notifications to Twitter and Facebook

Mobile Profiles is available from the BigBoss Cydia repository. The iPhone edition is $2.99 and the iPad edition is $3.99.

Mobile Profiles Lets You Create Custom Profiles for Your iDevice

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Gordan - December 27, 2010 at 4:49am

Wish I never both this app. This app is not working at all. Custom profiles do not change vibration and brightness (I do not have automatic brightness) . Scheduling is not working. If you want to send log to author it is necessary to create email on iPhone (not possible via web interface). Than attachment is not sent. If you register on author site for support, you will be getting spam messages how to work form home. Definitely good school for me not to buy before try. In future I will not even consider apps which do not have try period. If I both this app via eBay, I will open case for refund.

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Gordan - December 27, 2010 at 4:57am

iPhone 4.1, L1mera Mobile prfoles 2.0.2

Aaron Wright - December 1, 2010 at 1:36am

PRICES HAVE CHANGED: Mobile Profiles (iPhone) $2.99 Mobile Profiles HD (iPad) $3.99

Mallinanga - December 1, 2010 at 2:02am

:( and i just purchased it heh... one question.. i have 3.1.3 firmware and mobile profiles installed ok, but it crashes when i try to open it... i guess it's only compatible with 3.2 and upwards?

Aaron Wright - December 1, 2010 at 10:50am

Correct.