In case you were busy last week and didn’t get a chance to take a look at Cydia, don’t worry as we have compiled a list of all the new tweaks that were released in the week which are worth checking out.
The newly released tweaks range from bringing a new animation effect to your notification banners to allowing you to choose your default music player in iOS 8.
AniBanner ($0.99): brings a new animation effect to iOS 8 notification banners. [Readour review]
CCSpeedUp (Free): disables animations of Control Center.
Convos ($1.29): provides customization options for the Messages app along with new features.
DefaultPlayer Pro ($0.99): allows you to choose the default music player in iOS 8.
Epicentre ($1.00): is a gorgeous passcode replacement tweak.
FrontCamUnMirror (Free): un-mirrors the front camera view.
Hide Badge Text (Free): hides the text in app badges.
InstaMute (Free): lets you mute your Instagram followers.
Kenda (Free): enables the hidden features of Twitter app.
KeySwipe ($0.99): allows you to quickly switch keyboards with a swipe gesture. [Readour review]
No Music Downloaded Indicator (Free): hides the “downloaded” indicator in iOS 8.4 Music app.
No Music Interruption (Free): prevents incoming calls from reducing the sound of the playing music.
Picture Passcode ($1.99): lets you unlock your device by tapping areas of a picture.
RomanPasscode (Free): displays Roman numbers on the Lock screen passcode screen.
SafeTexting Lite (Free): brings new privacy control to iMessage. [Read our review]
SeeBlockedTweets (Free): lets you view the tweets of the user who has blocked you.
SongCount (Free): shows the total count of songs in iOS 8.4’s Music tab.
Stalky ($1.99): displays a list of recent status and profile picture updates made by your WhatsApp contacts.
Vibrate On Failed Attempt (Free): vibrates your device on failed Touch ID unlock attempt.
Epicentre and KeySwipe are two of my favorite releases of this week. Epicentre brings a much needed overhaul to the Lock screen passcode view and features a sleek animation whereas KeySwipe makes it a whole lot easier to switch quickly between your iOS keyboards with a swipe gesture rather than tapping on the globe icon.
These are all the new jailbreak tweaks that have been released in the week. Have you tried any of these tweaks yet? Let us know what you think about them in the comments section below.
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