SwipeSelection
SwipeSelection is a useful little tweak that makes editing on your iPhone or iPad easy with the use of simple gestures. Instead of traditionally tapping your fingers to adjust any typos, you cansimply swipe your fingeron the keyboard and it moves the cursor until you stop. Alternatively, you can swipe with two fingers to increase the scroll speed of the cursor. Even though this particular tweak was inspired by a popular iOS concept, it hasnt really been highly appreciated amongst the community.

Clockify
Clockify is a tweak that provides customization by displaying the Clock.app UI on the lockscreen, enabling a real-time animation to the SpringBoard, and by having access to a clock widget in Notification center. If you go to the Settings panel, you can find even more customization options to enable or disable certain parts of the tweak. For example, you can enable a world clock to appear on the homescreen. If you want even more, you can combine this with Dashboard X and add a visual clock widget on your SpringBoard as well. It may not provide the most interesting or unexpected features, but it is one of the best integrated and supported tweaks available on Cydia, and therefore deserves to be mentioned.

FoldMusic
FoldMusic is exceptional in that is one of the most elegant and simple tweaks that has made its way to Cydia. This particular tweak allows you to do one simple task: create a folder on your homescreenbased on playlists and albums. By simply going to FoldMusics settings, you can tap on the Add button, select your preferred album or custom playlist, and voila! it will automatically create a folder with your selected music in it! It also offers options to add your albums artwork as the folder preview and to rename the folder, for extra customizability.

AutoProtect
When I first saw this tweak become available, I recognized the word protect in the title, and knew that I would find this very useful. To my surprise, it was not much later that my aunt had lost her iPhone, luckily with her password enabled. I was relieved when I found out that it was password protected, but I thought that it was a bit of a nuisance having to manually input her password. Enter, AutoProtect. This tweak allows you have your password loaded onto your device, without the hassle of manually putting it in. When youre connected to a known WiFi, your password becomes overwritten and loads it back up when you are out of range.

AquaBoard
AquaBoard is a tweak that was very well implemented, almost making it feel native to iOS. Simply put, AquaBoard allows you to have water-like effects on your devices homescreen. Under Settings.app there are many options of which the end user can apply to provide a different style and feel to AquaBoards effect. For example, you can adjust the frame rate of the water ripples with each touch, or you can set it to an ambient rain mode, where your device will appear to be as if it was getting hit by virtual rain.

AnyLockApp
AnyLockApp changes the lockscreen camera shortcut to open any of your apps! Changing the app shortcut on the lockscreen is its only function, but that doesnt mean it is not a great tweak. AnyLockApp is quite useful if you have an app that you would like immediate access to. So, viewing a picture, selecting your favorite song, or even doing a quick Google search just got even faster. For those of you set with a passcode, you will still be required to enter it before the app is launched.

F.lux
When f.lux was initially released, it received very little attention on the iFans forums. F.lux simply warms up your screen to match your lighting at night, which of course, means drastic reduce in eye strain and discomfort. Moreover, f.lux was released with the intention of eliminating blue light from your device which affects the quality of your sleep. I personally find it a pleasing experience to use my device with this tweak installed, as it makes the screen easier on my eyes at night. So if you ever find yourself squinting at your device due to its blue-ish brightness, check out f.lux.

MultiStorey
If you are a power user who switches between apps constantly and hate the fact that you can only view up to 4 of your recent apps, then MultisStorey may be for you. MultiStorey doubles the amount of apps that can be shown in your multitasking bar, allowing you to view up to 8 of your recently opened apps. While MultiStorey doesnt strictly reinvent the app switcher as Auxo, it does, however, speed up your day-to-day tasks.

Reminders+
First off, Reminders+ is a tweak that adds functionality to the native Reminders app by allowing users to have permanent reminders on their lock screen. While its not a complete overhaul or a major feature, Reminders+ does best at doing its primary function, reminding people ahead of time. With Reminders+, you can always have that one, or two, important reminders without it ever disappearing from your lock screen. Along with your reminder, it also has the ability to finally display your written note. Now, this is something that Apple should have implemented a long time ago.

WrapAround
If youre looking to make iOS a little more similar to Android, then WrapAround may be just for you. WrapAround allows your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad to infinitely scroll around your SpringBoard pages. No, this isnt a tweak that allows you to have more than the restricted 11 home screen pages that Apple imposes, but, as the developer says, just scroll to the last page of icons, keep scrolling, and youre back to the search! I literally had never heard of this tweak until reading upon this thread. As a side note, it would work perfectly well if Spotlight search was removed.

Vexillum
Vexillum offers more customization to Apples notification system by providing a variety of colors and gradients. Sure, it may not be the first of its kind, but it is a tweak well worth noting. This tweak in particular lets you customize almost everything found in the banner notifications, such as the banner, font and border color. With options such color sliders and gradient settings, it is a simple tweak that is quite stable and well implemented. Now, you can give your notifications a little more personalized look.

MiniBanners Pro
MiniBanners Pro completely changes the notification system. As its name suggests, this tweak shrinks any incoming notifications into just the apps icon and number of notifications missed. Alongside this, this tweak supplies its own animations and hefty set of features, which completely changes the way we handle notifications. Features such as the placement of notifications, tap-to-expand, auto-expand, manual dismiss, swipe-to-dismiss, and more makes this tweak hard to ignore.

Jepit
And to conclude this weeks Unmentioned series of Cydia tweaks, comes Jepit. This tweak allows you to modify the app switchers animations when switching from app to app. This tweak does provide a great deal of customization, such as bringing numerous effects to the multitasking bar and having the privilege of modifying apps appearances in this view. I remember hearing a great deal about this tweak in the past, but I have since long heard any news of it. I definitely recommend this tweak to anyone with a jailbroken device, as it provides a fresher look to iOS.

SwipeBack
SwipeBack is a jailbreak tweak that does nothing more than provide a simple gesture in returning to a previous page by swiping your finger on either side of your device. Rather than having to press the back button of every app, you now have the option of swiping the app, making the process feel a bit more native. Also, another bonus feature of this tweak is that it will let you go back a page on Safari making it more convenient to browse the web. If you find this feature annoying, dont worry as you can disable this on the settings.

ColoredKnob
If you are in the process of looking into a little more customization, then perhaps take a look at ColoredKnob. ColoredKnob is a jailbreak tweak that allows you to simply change the appearance of the slider on the lockscreen. For the time being, it lets you change the slider to 9 solid colors and 1 unique lock slider. Other options include having the ability to make the slider longer, which only increases the size by about 10%. The tweak also brings the ability of randomizing the color every time you lock and unlock your device. Even though the tweak is quite simple, it definitely feels native to iOS and is well worth downloading!

Color Keyboard
What if you had the opportunity to change the color and style of your keyboard with ease? That is exactly what Color Keyboard aims to do! This tweak allows you to change not only the color of your keyboard, but the style as well! As seen from above, there are themes which depict a Windows Phone 7 style keyboard and a MacBook Air keyboard. Initially, when you download this, it will come with a plethora of themes for you to choose from, ranging from solid colors to textured ones as well. Not only this, it also has a theme gallery section where you will be able to download more of the communitys greatest work. This is a must have if you plan to show your customized jailbroken device!

Accelerate
Accelerate, the predecessor to ClockWind, makes a return to iOS 6 which accelerates core iOS animations. This tweak can be considered a fake enhancement to iOS, which deceives its users into believing that it speeds up their device. Over on the settings panel, it includes the options to slow down, speed up, and disable the tweak in certain animation elements of iOS. This tweak certainly made me feel as if my device was faster than the iPhone 5!

Activoice
Ryan Petrich, a well-respected jailbreak developer, no doubt develops some of the most quality tweaks out there. Most known for Activator and other tweaks, Ryan Petrich has developed another tweak named Activoice. With Activoice, any device can have the functionality of bringing up Googles own voice search assisstant, Google Now, with a simple activator action. With Google Now, you are able to speak your text and search the web with ease making this tweak invaluable. You can think of Googles assistant as a Siri alternative and rival.