Artistic Collection is a wallpaper pack made up of 25 wallpapers. The wallpapers range from abstract to space images to wallpapers with the Apple logo. All of them are actually pretty decent (check out the screenshots below). You can get this wallpaper pack via the MacCiti source.

Note: If you would like to manually delete some of the wallpapers once you install the pack, you can ssh into the Library/Wallpapers folder on your iPhone or iPod Touch and delete them from there.

Another Note: These wallpapers seem to be packaged incorrectly and do not show up in the stock Settings application under Wallpapers. You can get to them via ssh if you would like. Hopefully we see an update soon to correct the issue.

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LogoMe is an application that allows you to change your boot logo image right from your iPhone or iPod Touch (no need to restore, rejailbreak or use an application on your computer). When you install LogoMe, you will get the main screen. When you open the application it will download all the “necessary files.” Once it is finished, you can select the Select Logo option on the lower menu bar. From here you will need to enter a url in which the image is located (see screenshots below). Once you have entered the url, select Download.


Once the image is downloaded, you can then select the Install Logo option on the lower menu bar. From here you can Preview your image or Install your image. If you select Preview, you will get a nice preview of what your boot screen will look like. If you select Install, it will flash your new firmware (this will take a minute or two so don’t panic!). Once it has finished flashing your new firmware all you need to do is close the application and restart your iPhone…you will see your new boot logo image. If you would like to change your boot logo again, you can just go into LogoMe and enter a new url and Install it. It really is a very simple and painless way to change your boot logo. Neither Doug nor I had any issues using this application. Though, we did find the images to be a little on the pixilated side but it was not too bad.

Well, I cant wait any longer. I was trying to hold out until Installer 4.0 was available on the 2.0 firmware before I started doing reviews of application but, I can’t wait any longer! Many of you who have previously jailbroken iPhones are familiar with Make it Mine by Erica Sadun. It is an application that allows you to easily change your carrier logo to any text that you enter into the application. Well, MIM available on the 2.0 firmware allows you to change the Banner as well. When you open MakeItMine, you will get the main screen. Here you can enter text into the text box. Then select either the Carrier or Banner buttons depending on which you would like to change. They change immediately which is nice because then you can see what they look like without closing the application. If you would like them to go back to default, just delete everything in the text box and then select Carrier or Banner and it will change them back to default. This application works perfectly for me. It is available through the ModMyiFone source but, you don’t really need to know that because there is no way to add sources to Cydia so whatever is in Cydia is in Cydia!