here you can download ‘view source code for safari’ tweak for iPhone
Another new day, another new tweak. This time it’s the turn of ‘View Source For Safari’. I’m sure you’ve seen it in your Cydia ‘changes’ section, maybe you even had a peek only to find out that the iPad is the only supported device. Don’t worry, we got hooked up and today we’re giving you ‘View Source for Safari’ for iPhone.
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A couple of days ago, Apple has released Messages for Mac in beta state. Messages for Mac will be included in OS X Mountain Lion this summer and does everything iChat does, and so much more. For starters, it comes with iMessage. And just like iMessage in iOS, it lets you send unlimited messages to anyone on a Mac or an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch running iOS 5. Send photos, videos, documents, and contacts — even send messages to a group.
But that’s not all that it does. The beta version also allows you to send any file formats to your iOS devices including .mp3, .pdf, .txt, .sh, .deb, .ipa, .exe, .app, .rar, .tar, .7z, and .zip.
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The iOSOpenDev project has arrived. iOSOpenDev comes with Xcode templates for creating common types of jailbreak tweaks, including Activator listeners, command line tools, dynamic libraries, Notification Center widgets, SBSettings toggles, Siri AssistantExtensions and Mobile Substrate tweaks. It will even build .deb files of the completed projects for when a developer wants to submit to Cydia for publication.
The only problem is that this first release is still in alpha stage, and ( even the dev says so ) expect a lot of bugs. We can’t even install it. ( Sometimes you need to restart your Mac and everything will work just right ) Still, this is a great project which will allow ( mostly ) newbie devs to materialize great ideas ( hopefully ). Use it wisely…
For more info and download links to iOSOpenDev check out the official website…
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The iOSOpenDev project will come with Xcode templates for creating common types of jailbreak tweaks, including Activator listeners, command line tools, dynamic libraries, Notification Center widgets, SBSettings toggles, and Mobile Substrate tweaks. It will even build .deb files of the completed projects for when a developer wants to submit to Cydia for publication. The project should be available soon, but there is not ETA at the moment. We will keep you updated. Stay tuned…
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This is not an official release, and you won’t find them in Cydia. Note that both betas are untested, and meant for bug reports.
ashikase, the dev of Backgrounder and MultiIconMover has released a beta version for both tweaks with support for iOS 4.2.1. This is not an official release, and you won’t find them in Cydia. Note that both betas are untested, and meant for bug reports. But if you already updated to 4.2.1 and use the existing jailbreaks ( most probably tethered ), there’s not much you can loose.
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A way of a developer distributing apps through installer/cydia. For example: Once you(a Dev) makes a repo you put your apps in it then can distribute the link of the repo to others so they can install your apps via installer.
Who did it? A dude called Sakurina. Info about Five-Column Spring board :
This is my first ever Objective-C(++) project. Decided to tinker with MobileSubstrate after a discussion with roobi. We thought that having five columns would maximize space with themes like Abeo, Pump, or Nanocons, but there was no easy way to add a 5th column.
Looked a little into it and it looked fairly easy to do after all. This is mostly a modification of Five Icon Dock, both the dock and each page in SpringBoard are SBIconLists, therefore they both have maxIconColumns as a property you can override with MobileSubstrate.
There are a few issues:
– Due to the current hackish nature of this, it just so happens that if you only have 4 icons on your dock, the 1st icon will end up in the 4th column of a 5th row. This will be fixed, I know what’s causing it, just not necessarily how to fix it.
– Wiggly icons makes the phone reaaaaally slow as hell.
– Having SpringJumps display titles will throw off the 5th column’s icons by a couple pixels; my code doesn’t take the padding property into account yet.
– Haven’t actually tested it with Abeo/Nanocons/Pump yet to see what it looks like.Otherwise, this was a pretty neat way to learn about MobileSubstrate and ObjC, and a nice hack to stay up at the middle of the night for. Stay tuned for updates.
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