For me personally I don't want to lock down my phone from the home screen. There are only certain apps I want to passlock, which is what iprotect let's me do, pick and choose. Haven't really messed with it much yet as far as other benefits.
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What JB apps are a must for iPhone 4?
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For me personally I don't want to lock down my phone from the home screen. There are only certain apps I want to passlock, which is what iprotect let's me do, pick and choose. Haven't really messed with it much yet as far as other benefits.
I installed BiteSMS but just installed it now. When I went to the price page, it said something like 12 cents per message....
It's updated with retina'd UI but the newest icon is missing an alpha channel.
I created a quick fix, feel free to use it if you're OCD like myself, I also hate their non-standard icon border.
( Just overwrite the 'icon@2x.png' located in yourPhone/Root Directory/Applications/biteSMS.app )
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It's updated with retina'd UI but the newest icon is missing an alpha channel.
I created a quick fix, feel free to use it if you're OCD like myself, I also hate their non-standard icon border.
( Just overwrite the 'icon@2x.png' located in yourPhone/Root Directory/Applications/biteSMS.app )
Can you confirm that there's a noticeable difference? Tia.
Can't be sure as I haven't installed their latest beta, I assume they'll be HQ'ing this:
http://twitpic.com/2559f4
About the biteSMS icon - I just copied the default Messages icon over to the biteSMS folder and replaced their crappy icon, now it looks like stock. The stock Messages icons are located in the MobileSMS app (show package contents). Note: browsing the files on my mac, the icons looked transparent, as if there was no image there at all, but replacing them works fine and after respring, the phone displays everything perfectly)
It's updated with retina'd UI but the newest icon is missing an alpha channel.
I created a quick fix, feel free to use it if you're OCD like myself, I also hate their non-standard icon border.
( Just overwrite the 'icon@2x.png' located in yourPhone/Root Directory/Applications/biteSMS.app )
THANK YOU
So much, it was driving me so crazy!
I'm not sure...I used iFile to set up my phone as a web server, then connected to it on my MBP, did the copy/paste/moving around there. Respring, done.
With iFile I think you can copy/paste as well, but not sure how it handles overwriting.
yeah also wondering whether there's a cydia app that will allow sms lock ?
or some sort of password lock to prevent other people reading my text messages...
Thanks!
Sorry i know nothing of cydia apps...
That would be useful.
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Here's one that is still neat:
Make it Mine
Allows you to change the carrier name in the upper-left portion of your phone (ex: AT&T) to whatever you want.
See below:
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Make it Mine
Allows you to change the carrier name in the upper-left portion of your phone (ex: AT&T) to whatever you want.
See below:
I'm sure all of these have been said at some point, but just to opine, the below apps are absolute musts on a freshly jailbroken iPhone 4:
1) SBSettings (quick access to your most used settings without having to leave the current app fuhgetaboutit!)
2) Winterboard (theme every last inch of your phone, iOS4 gets a little closer to this, but not enough)
3) BiteSMS (absolutely destroys the default iPhone SMS app)
4) MYWI (tether your internet and even share your phone as an wireless access point)
1) SBSettings (quick access to your most used settings without having to leave the current app fuhgetaboutit!)
2) Winterboard (theme every last inch of your phone, iOS4 gets a little closer to this, but not enough)
3) BiteSMS (absolutely destroys the default iPhone SMS app)
4) MYWI (tether your internet and even share your phone as an wireless access point)