Springboard with only a handful of key tweaks needed.
I stumbled upon this layout of a Jailbroken Springboard recently, and LOVE it! So I thought it would be nice to show you how to get this look on your own phone. You will need: 1 iPhone, Jailbroken; and Cydia to install the following tweaks, apps, and themes.
Top and center, you'll see the status bar is hidden, thanks to the tweak SB Hidden StatusBar. The status bar is hidden on the lock screen and Springboard, but reappears everywhere else.
Directly below is the function toggle widget NCSettings, which you can only place on the springboard with the addition of Dashboard X. NCSettings has plenty of other functions built into it, like Bluetooth, cellular data, location services, and more...
Nestled above the dock is a typographic clock called WordClock Widget.
The dock has five icons on it, with the use of Five Icon Dock. The icon theme is Genesis. Winterboard gives you the option to have a transparent dock, which is also enabled here.
Top and center, you'll see the status bar is hidden, thanks to the tweak SB Hidden StatusBar. The status bar is hidden on the lock screen and Springboard, but reappears everywhere else.
Directly below is the function toggle widget NCSettings, which you can only place on the springboard with the addition of Dashboard X. NCSettings has plenty of other functions built into it, like Bluetooth, cellular data, location services, and more...
Nestled above the dock is a typographic clock called WordClock Widget.
The dock has five icons on it, with the use of Five Icon Dock. The icon theme is Genesis. Winterboard gives you the option to have a transparent dock, which is also enabled here.
App drawer: Folders in folders with FolderEnhancer.
We're not done yet! The middle icon is actually an app "drawer", that is actually a folder that can have folders inside of folders. First, you'll need FolderEnhancer, and then you'll need FolderIcons to give your app drawer icon a clean look.
At some point you'll notice the font is also different, which can be done with the BytaFont app and installing TypoSlabserif.
At some point you'll notice the font is also different, which can be done with the BytaFont app and installing TypoSlabserif.
If you need any help with any of the stuff mentioned here, ask below. Please reference www.redmondpie.com for how to jailbreak your iPhone.
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