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It seems this week has gotten off to a great start in Cydia. Maybe we just overlooked several cool tweaks the past week. Either way, we are back with some pretty cool tweaks and guaranteed to grab your attention once you see what they offer.
Pyx is the latest Jailbreak tweak by Bradley Friedman (S1ReX). It adds amazing animations to your iOS 8 devices Multitask App Switcher. Users can choose from ten different animations. These animations can be changed on the fly without respringing the device. Grab a copy today in BigBoss Repo for only $0.99.
It has been few days where the chinese jailbreak group Pangu caught us by surprise when they released an iOS 7.1.1 untethered jailbreak tool after a confirmation by the evasi0n group that they won’t be releasing a jailbreak for iOS 7.1.1 because iOS 8 was just around the corner. For the sake of clarity we avoid deviating away from the topic and instead focus on the list of tweaks that are still compatible with iOS 7.1.1 as we found out that it is safe to use the Pangu jailbreak tool.
CallLaucher is very useful tweak especially for those who make frequent calls to the same contact. What it does is that it adds a contact icon to any app icon. This is how it looks when you tap on mail icon for instance:
It is very useful to have important information at our finger tips. Ultra Widget provides this opportunity by using the widgets features to display the most useful and related information by using the fully customizable widgets.
ShoutDown is a new released tweak that allows you to perform a particular action when you shout a word to your device. It is a handy tool when you want to perform a particular action and all you can do is to yell at your device and see it happening.
BadgeBoss is a tweak in which you can configure the colour, appearance, style, and the text of your application badges.
DockWare is a recently released tweak that brings a new concept and idea to cydia and jailbreak community. As usual, whenever an application was launched, the iOS dock would become invisible in other words gone “behind” the application therefore making it inaccessible. DockWare changes this idea and concept and does the opposite, in this case the Dock is visible on every application.
As seen in the picture above, Volume+ adds more detail to Volume HUD. It displays the volume scrubber, the music controls, the song name and album artwork. It additional comes with 2 extra keys which are new message and camera button respectively.
It is important to note that in order to activate the functionality of Volume+, the music should be playing in the background. The volume scrubber feature offered by such tweak is very convenient because you can set the volume level anywhere you want by dragging it across the screen rather than repeatedly pressing the volume press. You can slide the music scrubber to fast forward or rewind the music to where you want it to be. Then you have the music controls for skipping and pausing the current song. The artwork presented is not there just for the sake of
If you use the calendar app to record upcoming events, you may have noticed that the only events that show up on the notification center is that of the same day […]