Showing posts with label Cydia. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 28, 2015

iOS 8.4 Cydia Jailbreak Tweaks & Apps: This Week's Best New And Updated Include CirDock, ControlPane & WeatherPeek

9:48 AM Posted by Ariana , No comments
Hello, hello, hello jailbreak friends! It’s Friday and time for my weekly iOS 8.3, 8.4 Cydia Jailbreak tweak roundup, featuring all the best new jailbreak apps to find their way on the Cydia store. This week 40 new and updated tweaks this week feature a lot of customizing quirks to mod your device to your heart's desire. While some exciting new tweaks such as CirDock surfaced this week, we also saw a number of old favorites like Bridge and Anchor updated for use with iOS 8.3 and 8.4 jailbreaks.  While I’ve looked for tweaks specifically designed for iOS 8.4, if you have an iOS 8.3 jailbreak installed, they should work on that firmware too. At the top of this post, I’ve place the tweaks that I consider to be the best or my favorite NEW jailbreak tweaks of the week along with price information and the link to download the tweak. That list is followed by all other NEW tweaks released in the week. Then at the bottom I’ve posted a number of notable jailbreak tweak favorites that have been updated this week for compatibility with iOS 8.4. Please make sure to peruse them all as you never know what goodies might be lurking there!
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Best New iOS 8.3 / 8.4 Jailbreak Tweaks Released On Cydia July 16 – July 23


My Favorites


CirDock by Brave Heart

This tweak provides an all-new perspective on how the dock can look like and increases its functionality. The boring iOS dock is replaced with a rotatable carousel dock which is customisable in different ways allowing for multiple configurations and multiple 'looks and feels' for different users. It also is a great permanent replacement for the app switcher.   ($1.00, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)

Watchdog Lite by Watchdog Lite

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Watchdog Lite is a trial version of Watchdog. It allows applications run in the background. This tweak can be used for:
1. Downloading large files
2. Twitch TV background audio streaming
3. Uploading large files
4. Preventing applications from suspending such as SmartWatch+ or WhatsApp
5. Keeping games loaded while using other applications
(Free, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)

WeatherPeek by AtomDevTeam

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 WeatherPeek is a lovely new weather tweak that  allows you to to check your weather forecasts quickly and easily from LockScreen, SpringBoard and Spotlight by just pulling a bit from the side. ($1.99, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)

 

ControlPane by Logan O'Connell

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ControlPane brings all your iOS settings to one screen that pulls out from the side of your device. If you like having all your settings visible for quick and easy selection this is a great tweak to consider. ($0.99, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)

LyricForMusic by EZI

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Adds lyrics for songs played in Music.app (Free, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)

VolumeSlider by Logan O'Connell

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Scales the size of the notification center down while rounding the corners to give it a floating appearance. (Free, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)VolumeSlider by Logan O'Connell - replaces stock HUD volume overlay with slim bar at the top of the screen which allows you to slide the volume level up or down with your finger. The tweak is activated with the up or down volume button. (Free, BigBoss Repo, Cydia)

Other New iOS 8.3/ 8.4 Cydia Jailbreak Tweak Releases


Best Updated Cydia Jailbreak Tweaks  For iOS 8.3 / 8.4 Released July 16 – 23, 2015


iPhone 6s vs. iPhone 6: 5 Things We Learned in July

9:47 AM Posted by Ariana , , , No comments
Apple isn’t talking about the iPhone 6s just yet but thanks to a series of credible rumors in July, it’s clear that the company has new iPhones on the way. With July coming to an end, we want to take a look at some of the things we learned about the iPhone 6s and relate them to those of you who are thinking about buying the iPhone 6 right now.
Last year, Apple used the month of September as its iPhone launch month. There, the company debuted the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, two big screen iPhone models that took over the flagship role from the iPhone 5s. The two devices were released in late September and they immediately became two of the top phones on the market.
The iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are still two of the best phones money can buy and tons of people are still looking into buying them even as rumors of a new iPhone swirl.

iPhone 6s rumors have been rampant in recent weeks as we’ve pushed closer to Apple’s usual iPhone launch window. We’ve seen rumors touch on everything from the iPhone 6s release date to the iPhone 6s specs. The new iPhone hasn’t been confirmed but we’ve already learned quite a bit about Apple’s plans for the fall.

Today we want to take a look at a few of the things we learned about the iPhone 6s in July. To us, these are the most important things you’ll want to keep in mind if you’ve been looking at buying Apple’s current 4.7-inch iPhone. Keep these things in mind as we exit the month of July and enter the month of August.

iPhone 6s Release Date

The first thing that we’ve learned in July is that the iPhone 6s is making progress behind the scenes but it’s probably not going to be coming to shelves in July or August.
The iPhone 6s has reportedly entered the production phase and Apple and its manufacturers are expected to ramp up that production in August ahead of an unknown release date. The company has also reportedly begun production of the chips that will appear inside the iPhone 6s.

n alleged iPhone 6s front panel recently leaked, a sign that production of the phone has begun ahead of its release alongside iOS 9 in the fall.
Nothing is confirmed but all signs point to an iPhone 6s release date in September with iOS 9 after several more weeks of production. Apple has reportedly asked suppliers to deliver 85 million to 90 million parts for the new models, a sign that the company expects big sales in 2015 and beyond.
If you’re looking to physically compare the iPhone 6 to the iPhone 6s, you probably have a few more weeks to go. Apple typically sends out invites a few weeks in advance so you probably won’t have to wait until the actual date itself to confirm the iPhone 6s launch.

iPhone 6s Specs

If you’re looking into buying the iPhone 6 now or waiting for the iPhone 6s release, you probably want to know how the two phones will compare to one another.
We don’t have a full iPhone 6s spec sheet but what we do have is a list of credible rumors that hint at some of the iPhone 6s’ most important specifications.
First, the iPhone 6s is expected to retain the same 4.7-inch display as the iPhone 6. It’s also expected to keep the same screen resolution. No jump to Quad HD resolution this year it seems. The iPhone 6s display is however expected to feature something new.
Analysts continue to predict the arrival of Force Touch technology, the same tech that’s found in the Apple Watch and new Macbook. If true, it would likely allow iPhone 6s owners to use a hard press to open up new features within iOS and within certain applications.

There’s also been back and forth about the amount of storage on the iPhone 6s. Rumors have pointed to a16GB or 32GB base model. The iPhone 6 comes with a 16GB base model but for many people that isn’t enough, especially without expandable storage.
Apple is reportedly entertaining the idea of boosting the iPhone’s storage to appease consumers though it’s not clear if a deal will get done in time for the phone’s release.
The iPhone 6s is rumored to have a new processor and modem combination that could produce better battery life and faster LTE, a 12MP camera and a new 5MP FaceTime camera, iOS 9, and a design that’s in line with the all-metal form factor that Apple debuted with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
In other words, this probably isn’t going to be the iPhone 7. What it will likely be is a souped up version of the iPhone 6 with better cameras, a more efficient processor, and Force Touch technology leading the way.

iPhone 6 Will Be Getting Better, Not Worse

The iPhone 6 isn’t going to make the wait for the iPhone 6s release an easy one.
Thanks to the iOS 9 beta, we’ve learned that the update is going to be coming with some impressive features including improvements to battery life. That’s not all either. The slideshow below goes into detail about the iOS 9 features we’ve found to be the most exciting.

Monday, July 6, 2015

New jailbreak tweaks: what a week that was

7:31 AM Posted by Ariana , No comments

It seems that the latest iOS 8.4 jailbreak has reinvigorated developers and drove them to update and release new tweaks in masses. This week is one of the most busy on in terms of releases that we’ve seen in a while, and we’re not complaining. Quite the contrary!
Aer: a weather widget for GroovyLock ($1.49)
Arise 2: lets you customize the alarm of the stock Clock app ($0.99)
Battivator: allows you to extend the battery of your iPhone ($1.49)
Codling: blurred Reloading Data HUD for Cydia (free)
ColorPass: change the color of your passcode keys (free)
Emoji83+: unlocks a bunch of emojis (free)
Fortune: a 4chan client (free)
Handoff4S: enables Continuity on iPhone 4s and iPad 2 and 3 (free)
iLostFinder Anti-Theft Pro: a feature-rich tweak to protect your iPhone ($9.99)
Light Bright iOS 7 & 8: an intuitive brightness dimmer ($1.50)
Minimal Camera 2: hide items in the stock Camera app (free)
Mirmir: run multiple apps at the same time ($3.99 – review)
MusicRotate: enables rotation in the iOS 8.4 Music app (free)
NoMusicRotate: disables rotation in the Music app pre-iOS 4 (free)
NoSiriEmergency: disallows Siri to automatically call 911 (free)
Prototype Tools Flipswitch: a Flipswitch for the hidden SpringBoard prototype settings (free)
QuartzMessages: customize the look of the Messages app ($1.50)
RaiseToAnswer: answer a phone call by raising your phone when it rings (free)
ShareTweak: share tweaks information with others (free)
TimeUntilAlarm: shows the time remaining until an alarm goes off (free)
Velox 2: interact with apps without leaving the Home screen ($0.99)
Wave: wave your hand over your iPhone light sensor to wake it (free)
WhoozIt: a caller ID tweak ($0.99)
ZawgyiFix4Viber: an alternative message input field for Viber (free)