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Fadexz

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  1. Yep soon. All Mac App Store Apps submitted next year have to be 64-Bit apparently.
  2. Boom 2 comes with a system-wide volume booster and equalizer so that every audio, video, music & movie on OS X sounds just the way it was meant to! I use Boom 2 to allow me to increase the bass (low-end) that comes from my speakers wether its my Mac speakers or my earphones it makes everything you listen to 2x better! The reason why it is so good is because it makes your speakers sound like they have been upgraded but they have not. If your speakers sound like that don't have enough thump to it, Boom 2 will do just that. Boom 2 instead of being a standard application, sits up in your menu bar easily accessible at any time. Warning: Once you start using Boom 2 you make become addicted. (Like me) (Its a joke) [hide] Download Link: http://www.globaldelight.com/boom/index.php [/hide] Leave a Like on this Post if this helped you!
  3. You'll have to update CleanMyMac 3 to the latest version to use it.
  4. Yeah I just came on because I thought you would be asking this question. It's pretty much the same but of course some applications are not fully compatible.. well I only noticed one of the applications I mainly use crashes when using a feature but that's about it and i'm sure it will get fixed soon. What you won't be able to do is use iTunes 2.6.2 on Mac OS High Sierra, you have to use iTunes version 12.7 (latest) and above. It will just give you an error message at launch and not let you do anything but play music but when you press 'ok' it closes, not letting you use it. Meaning you won't have access to downloading apps through iTunes. The OS itself is pretty much the same just with some small new features that I haven't and won't use. So.. should you update? Well if you want to, there's nothing that you will use that will be different most likely. So if you have nothing to lose, update.
  5. What did you follow to make tweaks like springboard tweaks?
  6. No problem, glad you like it. One question. Is this your first springboard patcher or do you have others? Looks interesting for what you could make.
  7. What's up @BellaBella?
  8. Although I don't know the answer to your question unless its how you save the image. Suggestion: You should remove the periods '.' for the titles of the switches as it doesn't look very great and it is a title not really a sentence.
  9. You made the text colour white so I couldn't see some of the text. You should have set it to automatic so it automatically changes for the white and black theme. I fixed it for you though.
  10. All it does is not allow you to receive updates for any of its packages as it will no longer contact the repo/website. Think of a repo as being basically a server/website that links you to a bunch of download links.
  11. DiDA made a similar poll yesterday. You probably should have said, 'Is your main device x32?'
  12. You probably should have rephrased the question, why wouldn't everyone want to have x32 hacks?
  13. No not yet, i'm just gonna download it overnight.
  14. What do you mean the post is locked? You just have to like the post or reply if you want to unlock the hidden content.
  15. You could have used the search bar first, you are suppose to. Here's the non-jailbroken hack for "Free Store" aka free IPA.
  16. Mac OS High Sierra is Here! What's New? Not too much has changed visually in High Sierra. Most of High Sierra's improvements and features are under the hood. Main new features of Mac OS High Sierra (version 10.13): H.265/HEVC video codec support ("compresses video up to 40 percent more then H.264") Metal 2 (Improved graphics performace) Proper VR support External GPU support New APFS file system (APFS does not work with Fusion Drives and Hard Drives, SDDs only) Better Photos app Faster and "smarter Safari" (Safari 11) Added table view in Notes Mail uses spotlight search New emojis coming to macOS (also iOS and WatchOS). Note: Apple will start to phase out support for 32-bit software in macOS and only 64-Bit apps will able to be submitted to the App Store from January 2018. 32-bit apps may not work in future versions of macOS. Compatible Macs: MacBook Pro (2010 and later) MacBook (Late 2009 and later) MacBook Air (2010 and later) Mac Pro (2010 and later) iMac (Late 2009 and later) Mac mini (2010 and later) Please Like this Post for the research and time I spent making this! Thanks.
  17. No.
  18. You should upload screenshots for people who want to see what it looks like (me).
  19. So you aren't running iOS 10.1.1 like it says on your profile? An app might be able to do it but other then that, you can just copy the music into the iTunes library on your computer and sync it.
  20. @Gaags Holy lord. Edit the post and double-click on the icon image to resize it, its massive, change it to like 200 px.
  21. This topic was moved from Games to Apps.
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