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Hacked App:TMNT: Brothers Unite iTunes Link:https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tmnt-brothers-unite/id797809194?mt=8 Hack Requirements: - Non-Jailbroken iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch. - iFile / Filza / iFunBox / iTools / AnyTrans / iExplorer / DiskAid or any other file managers for iOS. Hack Features: 1- COINS (999999999) 2- GEMS (999999999) 3- Level Unlock (ALL) 4- Survival (ON) 5- Weapons Unlock (ALL) 6- Training Unlock (ALL) 7- Ninjutsu Unlock (ALL) 8- BOSTER Unlock (+8) Hack Download Link: MediaFire [Hidden Content] Google Driver [Hidden Content] Installation Instructions: Step 1: Open the app, play it a bit then close it from multitasking. Step 2: Download the file from the link above. Step 3: Unzip, copy/paste the files/folders to: iOS 7/6 and lower users: /User Applications/AppName using iFunBox or /var/mobile/Applications/AppName using iFile/Filza. iOS 8 users: /User Applications/AppName using iFunBox or /var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/AppName using iFile/Filza. Note: Backup your original app files before replacing them with these modified ones. Step 4: Overwrite the new hacked files with your old ones and open the app. Credits: - Abubakar Hack Screenshots: Sorry

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Hacked App: Bullet Boy iTunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/bullet-boy/id899606169?mt=8 Hack Requirements: - Non-Jailbroken iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch. - iFile / Filza / iFunBox / iTools / AnyTrans / iExplorer / DiskAid or any other file managers for iOS. Hack Features: 1- COINS (9999999999) 2- REVIVES! (9999999999) 3-POWERS! +3 1-BALLISTICS 2-DIVE 3-SLOW MO 4-ENDLESS LEVEL ON Hack Download Link: [Hidden Content] To see the hidden content click the heart in a bottom-right corner . Then simply click Thanks below the heart or reply to the thread Installation Instructions: Step 1: Open the app, play it a bit then close it from multitasking. Step 2: Download the file from the link above. Step 3: Unzip, copy/paste the files/folders to: iOS 7/6 and lower users: /User Applications/AppName using iFunBox or /var/mobile/Applications/AppName using iFile/Filza. iOS 8 users: /User Applications/AppName using iFunBox or /var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/AppName using iFile/Filza. Note: Backup your original app files before replacing them with these modified ones. Step 4: Overwrite the new hacked files with your old ones and open the app. Credits: - Hack Screenshots: http://www.mediafire.com/view/po92hqd3jads78y/IMG_0810.PNG

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Cydia Tweak MagicDots has been updated, MagicDots 1.5-1 works with iOS 8 or higher. For those of you who didn’t know, MagicDots jailbreak tweak lets you customize page dots in iOS 8. After install this tweak you can option to configure. MagicDots Features Custom Color: The color works on the springboard/folders and emoji keyboard system wide. Enable Style: Almost ststem wide- This will shape the dots ect. Extras: Image type dots only work in a few selected apps and the emoji keyboard system wide. Override page dot count and more. What’s new in MagicDots version 1.5-1 @3x Image support. Download [hide]Download MagicDots deb available in Cydia via the ModMyi Repo for free and supports iOS 8[/hide] Enjoy!!!!!!!!!

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Prism adds a visualizer to the stock Music app in iOS 8.4 Want to feel more connected to your music? Prism, a new visualizer jailbreak tweak for the iOS 8.4 Music app, can help you do just that. Not only does the Prism visualizer work with the music that you have stored locally on device, but it also works with Apple Music if you happen to subscribe to Apple’s recently launched streaming music service. Once you install Prism, you’ll need to venture into the stock Settings app to configure its options. All changes should take place immediately, but you’ll need to force close the music app whenever completely enabling or disabling the tweak. You’ll find several options inside of the tweak’s preferences to change the look of the visualizer. You can alter the color styles to adopt custom colors, or allow Prism to generate its own colors. You can also opt to bring in colors from ColorFlow, which is an older jailbreak tweak related to music visualization. Prism contains two primary themes—Beat and Spectrum—and both bring something different to the table. Spectrum is your typical “volume bar” visualizer, while Beat is more organic, and in my opinion, the better looking of the two. Each visualizer theme contains its own separate options for customization, such at the ability to chose custom colors, but Spectrum includes many more customization features. Lastly, there’s a visualizer transparency option, which lets you determine how visible the visualize is on the now playing album artwork. The transparency slider can be adjusted lower for a more subtle effect, but the default setting is 100, which provides the full blown effect. Once all settings are configured as desired, visit the Music app’s now playing screen, and tap and hold on the album artwork. The visualizer should automatically appear and reflect the adjustments made in its settings. Although Prism plays nice with local music, and streaming music, the developer notes that it doesn’t work with the Beats One radio station. DOWNLOAD [hide]You can find Prism for $1.50 on the BigBoss repo. How do you like the idea of adding a visualizer to the stock Music app? Is it something that you think you’d use?[/hide]

AlternateControls brings Android-inspired software buttons to iOS Although it might seem a little like blasphemy, a new jailbreak tweak is taking the risk and bringing Android trademarked software controls to iOS. That means that the famed back, home, and menu buttons are now available on your iPhone. Living up to its name,AlternateControls provides a new way to control your iOS device without using the Home button. But there’s a bit more to the story than what appears on the surface. Watch our full walkthrough video to see what I mean. TUTORIAL Once AlternateControls is installed, you’ll find a preference panel for the tweak that contains several switches. Besides the standard kill-switch toggle, you can switch up the appearance of AlternateControls via three options: Show Touches, Use Modern Icons, and Invert Colors. Though most of these options are self explanatory, the Use Modern Icons option stands out to me, because it allows you to toggle between the classic Android-inspired software buttons, and the new Android L-inspired software buttons. Next on the list is Activation methods. You can use a simple swipe gesture from the bottom of the screen, or you can opt for an Activator gesture, which provides much more flexibility. Of course, I opt to use a double tap on the status bar gesture. There are several more options to be found in the tweak’s preferences, such as how the software buttons are dismissed, and haptic feedback. The last option, an inclusion that may just be the tweak’s most redeeming feature, is a toggle that allows you to use the software buttons to instantly toggle between the two most recently used apps. Once you have activated the AlternateControls interface, you can use the software buttons to duplicate Home button functionality. The right-most button invokes the App Switcher, the middle button mimics a single press of the Home button to get to the Home screen, and the left most button changes depending on how you have the tweak configured. You can tap and hold on the left-most button to bring up a list of recently used tweaks, or, if you have the Toggle Two Apps option enabled in the settings, use it to switch between two apps. This switching function can be useful for gathering information between two apps, sort of like a pseudo-multitasking mode. You can actually use a tap and hold gesture on the right-most button to enable or disable the Toggle Two Apps mode as well. If you keep the toggle option off, the left-most button performs like a back button, basically backtracking through all of the recently used apps until it reaches a stopping point. I should mention that you can also tap and hold on the middle (Home) button to invoke Siri, though you can’t use a double-tap gesture on that same button to open the App Switcher (odd). I think AlternateControls could be a good idea for those of you with malfunctioning Home buttons, or for those of you who just want to try something new. Ultimately, the only truly compelling feature about this tweak is the ability to quickly toggle between two apps. That functionality, if I’m not mistaken, is not possible with many jailbreak tweaks on Cydia as it is implemented here. DOWNLOAD [hide]AlternateControls is available right now on the BigBoss repo for $0.99. Yes, I know, it is a bit silly to have Android-inspired software controls on the iPhone, but that’s what makes jailbreaking so interesting. You just never know what may pop up on the Cydia store. [/hide]