And again we are glad to introduce a new Cydia tweak called OneByOne Contacts that will be really helpful for all the iPhone users. If you remember, earlier this month we posted about one more amazing Cydia Tweak Clock Widget which was actually an add-on for Dashboard X. This tweak may be placed anywhere on the homescreen and it looks like an electronic clock. You can read more about Clock Widget here, as now we have to tell you about OneByOne Contacts. It is quite a common situation when you need to delete lots of contacts from your iPhone and you are flipping your phone numbers for an hour, searching for the ones you want to erase. Indeed, the default method can take a while. You need to tap on the contact’s name, after that select edit, scroll down to the bottom of the page and then click on delete. And after all that you need to confirm that you would like to delete the contact! If you hardly ever delete contacts, you won’t bother about this problem. But those who manage their phone contacts quite often, OneByOne Contacts Cydia tweak can help to make this process much faster. App Store offers a number of automated methods for adding contacts, however there’s no quick way for deleting them. Fortunately, there was created OneByOne Contacts jailbreak tweak which is available in Cydia. If you have already installed OnebyOne Contacts Cydia tweak, simply the contacts from the list and then press the red button saying “Delete”. There's also an option under Settings to allow a dialog for confirmation if you delete applications, and you may enable an edit button that lets you choose apps by simply tapping on them rather than swiping. OneByOne Contacts jailbreak tweak, launched by Ariel Auiz, is available totally free in Cydia in the BigBoss repo. It doesn’t have any requirements and is compatible with all the iOS versions. This tweak is very simple and really useful for those who hate deleting the contacts with the default method. OneByOne Contacts doesn't install an icon to the homescreen, but includes several options which can be toggled in Settings. In order to disable this Cydia tweak, simply uninstall it from Cydia.