Download Cydia on iOS 8.4

Posted by micro on July 28, 2015 No comments

With the release of TaiG v2.5.2 ,the jailbreak utility for iOS 8.4,most of the jailbreak community members used the app to jailbreak their devices.The app’s launch was not a perfect one,the users encountered some issues with their device after the jailbreak process.Most of the issues was later been fixed with the past updates,but they are still present.

There are some fixes available for those who encountered issues using TaiG jailbreak download. jailbreak-ios84

One of the biggest issues was the incompatibility issue between Cydia and iOS 8.3,the app developer TaiG did not check the beta version of the program.This caused the app to not work properly.

Another issue encountered by the users was the appearance of the Chinese App Store beside Cydia.The developer was found making a deal with the Chinese Store to bundle it with Cydia,on the premise that there was no pirate content.As a result of breaking the terms, a further update removed the store TaiG from the jailbreak.

Installing Cydia download using TaiG:

Here is a step by step guide for downloading TaiG iOS 8.3 and jailbreaking the iOS device

If you only want the Cydia icon on the screen,here’s the way to do it:

1.Open Safari on your device

2.Type in: icydiablog.com

3.The mobile version of the site will open

4.Tap on the Up arrow at the bottom of the screen from any page on the site.

5.Several options will appear-Tap on Add to home screen

6.You need to give the app a name-Name it Cydia and the tap Add

7.Now you see Cydia icon on your Home Screen

Important:This adds the Cydia icon to the home screen,it’s not jailbreak.

About Cydia

Cydia is a replacer of the original OS installer.app,it was built 6 years ago by Saurik.It’s the best place for jailbreak tweaks,the market is older than App Store by several months.

The name of the market refers to Cydia-pomonella known as the Codling Moth.This is an worm that you found in apples.

Cydia iOS 8.4 compatibility:

Cydia is full compatible with all devices that Apple made and which use iOS 8.4 jailbreak as operating system.

  • iPhone 4S
  • iPhone 5
  • iPhone 5S
  • iPhone 5C
  • iPhone 6
  • iPhone 6 Plus
  • iPad 2
  • iPad 3
  • iPad 4
  • iPad Air
  • iPad Air 2
  • iPad Mini
  • iPad Mini 2
  • iPad Mini 3
  • iPod 5

 

In time ,the number of jailbreak developers grows and their apps being added to Cydia,makes Cydia the biggest unofficial App store and the most successful.During last weeks a number of iOS 8.3 specific apps appeared as well as updates to existing apps for support of iOS 8.2.

Saurik,the inventor of Cydia developed a Cydia like substrate for Android platform,giving other developers the chance to develop tweaks for their own platform.

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iOS 8 Control Center Cydia Tweaks

Posted by micro on June 23, 2015 No comments

Control Center is iOS 8 power station that could drive lots of things in your iPhone or iPad.

However, there are several limits that prevent Control Center from really being a strong element of the iOS ecosystem. Happily, with jailbreak tweaks approximately, theres no stopping users. Lots of tweaks have come up (and remain developed and uploaded) that allow you to customize the CC and allow it to be much more strong and useful.

Customize iOS 8 Control Center with one of these Wonderful Cydia Tweaks

1. CCControls

CCControls requires from FlipControlCenter and expands the functionality and customization to an entirely new amount. With CCControls, it is possible to not just determine just how many toggles should show up, but it is also possible to select a theme for the icons, disable specific toggles to be clickable from the Lockscreen, as well as in an exceedingly similar manner regarding the last tweak, select how many toggles observable on a page. CCControls is a free tweak accessible from the ModMyi repo.

2. FlipControlCenter

Its a simple tweak, an easy task to configure with not many choices in any way. Simply install the tweak and it is possible to enable/disable a couple of toggles in the control center. You can also control exactly how many toggles were observable in one set (paginated).

3. CCToggles/CCSettings

Although we havent attempted CCToggles (and its related addon CCSettings for adding more settings toggles to the list), we hear great things regarding the tweak. The preceding two tweaks ought to be fine for many parts but if, for whatever reason, they dont work for your liking, you’ll be able to try CCToggles. You will receive a simple pair of toggles to begin with which can grown with CCSettings. The tweak are available on BigBoss; its free.

4. CCClockOpentoAlarm

Can you utilize the clock/timer in the Control Center shortcut? CCClockOpentoAlarm is on the BigBoss repo free of charge.

5. ControlTask

ControlTask’s a trendy tweak: you’ll be able to swipe to the left for more programs or right to show the first toggles. Swiping farther to the right will kill most of the programs. Rather nifty tool. ControlTask is a free tweak to the BigBoss repo.

6. CC Deseparator

An easy tweak, 6’s only a aesthetic add-on (or instead, removal). Nothing else but only a layout thing. CC Deseparator is a free tweak to the BigBoss repo.

7. CCQuick

CCQuick is a mix of multi-task switcher, background program killer as well as several additional toggles/shortcuts in the Control Center. CCQuick really brings quite lots of helpful things to the table. With CCQuick, it is possible to not only kill programs but in addition, you get a virtual house button, a spinning-lock shortcut etc. Everything incorporates using the shortcuts section of the Control Center.

8. CCHide

If you believe some segments of the Control Center must be concealed or invisible, CCHide will allow you try this. Ios’s a straightforward standalone tweak which conceals sections of the Control Center based in your settings.

9. CCNowPlaying

CCNowPlaying is for active Tweeters who want to tweet the tune theyre listening to. The tweak adds an easy Twitter icon to the Control Center media managements. Nifty small tweak if you’re that individual who tweets with the #nowplaying hashtag. In addition, there are choices to configure the method by which the Tweet is composed (record, artist, song etc.). And you could decide to talk about the album art along with your Tweet also!

10. CCSystemStatus

CCSystemStatus shows system information right in the control center. Among the very critical advice which you get is RAM, the WiFi IP address, and additional details it is possible to toggle/tweak. Its on the BigBoss repo free of charge.

11. CCRespring

I believe it replaces any other respring tweak/action readily. Faucet as well as your iPhone will respring. (Respring is also an excellent method to clear some cache memory). The tweak is upward on BigBoss free of charge.

12. CCMeters

The iconography is awesome which makes one favor CCMeters over CCSystemStatus. (but CCSystemStatus has more choices to pick from). CCMeters comes with no tastes to decide what advice you see in the Control Center but it allows you to customize the design (bold font, white labels/white icons).

13. Polus

Polus is an ideal Control Center rapid launcher for iOS 7. There are a number of fast launchers which work in the lockscreen or from Spotlight Search but Polus might be the only, perfect execution of a fast launcher for Control Center. The tweak has plenty of customization choices. So much so you may also customize the icon / glyph for the shortcut which you decide. Polus can be obtained on BigBoss repo for $0.99.

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LG G Flex vs. LG G2: The Curved Display Flexible Smartphone Or The Flagship? Is It Worth It?

Posted by The Sun on February 9, 2014 No comments

The LG G Flex is now the newest LG smartphone on the market and perhaps one of the company’s most innovative. The LG G Flex is a supposedly indestructible, self-healing, 6-inch curved flexible screen smartphone. The unique device has some specs and features in common with the smaller LG G2 flagship, but it is also distinctly different in many areas.

LG G Flex vs. LG G2

LG G Flex is one of two curved smartphones that have come out of Korea over the last two months and even though there are only two curved smartphones right now, LG predicts the market for curved displays will grow to as much as $2.5 billion by 2018.

At 160.5 x 81.6 x 8.7mm, the G Flex, which features a 6-inch display, could be considered large even compared to the LG G2. The sides are flat near the top, providing a place to rest your fingertips.

Of course, they do curve inward toward the bottom. Since the G Flex arcs from top to bottom, however, it feels a little more awkward than it would if the phone were simply flat. LG tells us that the G Flex has an “optimized curvature” of 700mm, a decision the company came to after testing more than 300 designs, each with varying curves. In particular, LG believes this is the most comfortable fit for most human faces, although this unfortunately means it’s incredibly uncomfortable when you put it in your pants pocket, especially if you’re wearing tighter-fitting jeans.

The glossy back cover comes with a brushed-metal look and is a little slippery, but as odd as it sounds, we don’t mind it so much on the G Flex. The G Flex uses the same rear buttons as we’ve seen on the G2 near the top, but this time the power button doubles as an LED notification light.

There are a lot of smartphones out there now and you know this. Many companies are now parading out multiple top-drawer phones like Samsung’s Galaxy S and Note series, or the Xperia Z and Z Ultra from Sony. Even LG, whose new G2 flagship I’m poring over this time around, has both the G and G Pro to tempt buyers.

For the G2, LG’s decided to make a major change to the phone’s physical layout, it has buttons on the back. Three, to be more precise. LG reckons that as the size of smartphones has increased, at this point, the viability of buttons around the edges is now questionable.

There’s certainly a coolness factor when playing with a curved phone, but what benefit does it really add to your overall user experience? The phone’s flexibility protects the device from external forces. Its banana shape means the mic is closer to your mouth than it would be otherwise. Also, the curves allow for more sound to reflect off of other surfaces, so speaker volume gets a boost. LG’s also thrown in a flexible 3,500mAh battery.

We’re told that the G Flex couldn’t exist without being able to curve the battery which employs a stack-and-folding technique that’s designed to offer more stability and better performance.

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Remove notification banner with one slide using Slide2 Dismiss

Posted by The Sun on August 6, 2013 No comments

Right now there is no perfect gadget that’s why developers continue to develop or to add features that other devices already have. For example developers are starting to bring a lot of features from Android like toggles in Notification Center, FaceHalt similar to Smart Pause. And now there is a new tweak similar to an Android gesture, removing a notification you just simply by swiping and that’s it, the notification gets removed. Well with Slide2Dismiss you can remove also in your iDivise those annoying notification just by swiping them. Most users don’t find this annoying but haven’t you been in the situation when a notification appeared and you had to wait for it to disappear or when reading. Those notification banners can be a real mood killers so from my point I say this is a must.

slide2dismiss

I have seen people who prefer BannerSwipe, I do not have any preferences.

To use it you just simply swipe from left to right. From my point there is one downside to this tweak, there are people who are left handed so making a swipe from left to right is quite hard, so a swipe from right to left would be a good idea.

If you dig this tweak and you want it you can get it for free from the BigBoss.

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