How to Use the Accelerometer & Proximity Sensors to Control Sleep Mode iOS

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We have to admit that the Moto X has some cool sensor-enabled features. It can put itself to sleep when laid down, wake itself back up, detect when in a pocket, etc. Thanks to a jailbreak tweak called FaceOff, you don't have to let the sting of jealous stab you in the leg. The developer has found a way to utilize the iPhone's proximity sensor and accelerometer to determine different states the device might be in and then adjust sleep based on those (just like that Moto X). And, surprisingly, it works, pretty well. Here's how to install it and set it up.