Free iPhone Theme

Apr

2008

Submitted by Nick on Wed, 30th Apr 2008 - 15:16 and has been commented on 2 times.

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I treated myself to a nice new iPhone last week and am LOVING it!

My phone is jailbroken and unlocked now (using PwnageTool). This means I can run all kinda of funky apps and games. I decided recently to design my own theme to make my phone feel more like "mine". Here are some screenshots. I'm working with a friend on how to release this theme along with some he has done too…

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Unfortunately the Weather Icon appears to be locked to that annoying 23C icon... UNLESS you decide that you're in the US. Yup - if you change your Internationalization settings to US then the Weather icon will change! I will include the icon in the future when it gets released on my friends site.

Without further ado - here are some teaser screenshots!

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2 Comments

The most recent comment was on Wed, 30th Apr 2008 - 21:20

iPhone and Linux

Apr

2008

Submitted by Rob Loach (not verified) on Wed, 30th Apr 2008 - 18:00

The thing I don't like about the iPhone is how locked down it is. I can't sync with iTunes from Linux, or through virtualization. I'm stuck with a very slick device, that's locked down because of the operating system I choose to run. Argh!

Is yours jailbroken?

Apr

2008

Submitted by Nick on Wed, 30th Apr 2008 - 21:20

If so you could install the Unix BSD Subsystem and Open SSH and simply SSH into the phone.

Thats one way of getting things like wallpapers, themes, ring-tones and soon, on and off the device.

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