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Rpetrich teases possible ActionMenu features on iPhone [Jailbreak]

Posted on 05 Oct 2010 by Thomas Wong

ActionMenu (mentioned in Josh’s JB Favourites post) is currently one of those jailbreak tweaks I can do without, but I may well jump aboard the ActionMenu bandwagon if Ryan Petrich gets around to releasing the features he teases in the screenshot above. Rich text capabilities within Mail.app? Yes, please! [Party Pooping …

Notified Pro 1.5 for iPhone: adds statusbar icons [Jailbreak]

Posted on by Thomas Wong

Notified 1.5 Pro hit Cydia last night and the biggest change can be seen right in the statusbar (or in the handy dandy screenshot above): icons! Lots of lovely little icons! Basically, what this means is that Notified Pro ($2.99) now provides the basic functionality of other jailbreak apps (or …

Rock Your Phone update guts the entire iPhone application [Jailbreak]

Posted on 20 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

This is one of the few times where Cyssors beats Rock. The latest “update” to Rock has effectively turned Cydia into the one, true jailbreak App Store. We all knew that this was coming thanks to the announcements on Cydia and Twitter, but I’m actually surprised at how many of …

Featured Notified Pro plugin: Notification GriP [Jailbreak]

Posted on 18 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

I’ve written about the extension a few times before, but Notified Pro ($2.99) is basically a complete re-imagining of the iOS notification system. It took a while to come into its own, but I think it’s one of the premier reasons to jailbreak the iPhone. There are already a few …

New Activator beta hits Cydia: new events, experimental iOS 4.1+ support

Posted on 15 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

Ryan Petrich has released a new beta of Activator 1.4.3 on his private repo (http://rpetri.ch/repo) on Cydia. I’ve only had a few moments to check the changes out, but I’m loving the bit of extra power that Ryan has managed to add. There are now even more options for volume …

Home Page in Safari for iPhone [Jailbreak]

Posted on 14 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

Home Page in Safari ($0.99 on Cydia) does exactly what its name states: it allows you to set the current website as your Safari home page. My first reaction to this was to wonder why nobody had thought of it before, but I think I can see why Apple and …

Wi-Fi Sync 2.0 will feature 3G over-the-air sync [Jailbreak]

Posted on 06 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

Developer Greg Hughes recently tweeted about his 20,000th sale of the excellent wireless syncing app, which is pretty kickass, when you consider that it retails for $4.99 on the Cydia Store. There’s also more good news to report: not only is Wi-Fi Sync 2.0 development going well, but over-the-air syncing …

Weathericon updated for iOS 4 [Jailbreak]

Posted on by Thomas Wong

Weathericon –the MobileSubstrate extension that lets you paint over most any weather app’s icon with a live forecast — has been updated to work with iOS 4. Best of all, it’s still a free download on Cydia or Rock. I’ve got it set to paint over the excellent Weathereye app …

Notified Pro for iPhone: now with Mail notifications [Jailbreak]

Posted on 04 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

Notified Pro ($2.99 on Cydia, more details here) was updated earlier this week with a pretty major feature: native mail notifications that show sender and subject. These notifications show up only if you use one of the current notification plugins (notificationbar, statusbar, or GriP). You can’t turn the mail pop-ups …

MusicBarExtended: skinnable music controls for iPhone [Jailbreak]

Posted on 02 Sep 2010 by Thomas Wong

MusicBarExtended is a skinnable iPod controller for jailbroken iPhones that sits in the status bar until summoned by an Activator gesture. Once activated, MBEx acts a lot like the native pop-up music controls that have been around since iOS 1.x — except a lot more customizable. I bought this extension …

Hands-on with Multifl0w on iOS 4 [Jailbreak]

Posted on 23 Aug 2010 by Thomas Wong

Multifl0w was making quite a few headlines yesterday, but a number of people (myself included) were still a little confused about how the whole thing worked. It’s been suggested by the developer that you use Backgrounder, but it isn’t exactly clear whether or not you need Backgrounder to really use …