Post Your iPhone Theme

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Grand Master

Zoom7000

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You need to

  • Install Winterboard through Cydia
  • Then follow a guide on how to SSH into the iPhone (google is your friend)
  • Copy and paste the theme into the themes folder
  • Go into winterboard and tick the theme and done.

Thank you!

Now, any info on how to get the custom carrier logo? Where do I need to put it on the phone?

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Wannes

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That's it. All those themes, applications, ... are making me want to go back to the iPhone and I'm going to do it. One shiny white 16Gb iPhone 3GS is entering this house again, whether the wife likes it or not!

*dream modus off*

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instant.human

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i finally got off my a** and jailbroke again after years behind bars and i have to say i have no idea why the heck i didnt do it again earlier. couldn't go without sbprefs and winterboard again. =)

and yea, finally i also got around and changed a few icons to fit the "matte". i like it that way. kinda simple and clean.

i used to use stacks 3 but it drained the battery like hell. you could literally see the percentage count to 0.

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obiwong

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what theme is that?

the wallpaper is from deviant art

i just cropped it to fit the iPhone screen

the icons are from a couple Leopard themes that i just mixed and matched from

i can get the names of the themes for u when i get home tonite

and if u want the wallpaper let me know, i can send that your way too

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simonlang

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Trying something new, Boxxycons.

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now this looks very nice! what lockscreen design are you using and how did you get the clock? looks great!

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