TamWalls [3] is a wallpaper pack that contains 20 wallpapers. The pack does seem to be mostly made up mostly of landscapes or animal images though there are some very random ones thrown in there (see screenshots below). The wallpapers were chosen by Tamara, hence the title of the pack. Remember, when you install this wallpaper pack, the wallpapers are added to your stock Settings application under Wallpapers. You can get TamWalls [3] via the MacCiti source.

Also check out TamWalls and TamWalls [2] (other wallpaper packs by Tamara).

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.

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Oscuro 3.0 is a dark WinterBoard theme that contains 39 icons, dock, wallpaper, lock screen background, sliders, badges, lock screen battery, weather theme and a few other mods. The only problem with this theme is that it really needs to stay on a black background for the icons to display correctly. You can change the background but, it is pretty difficult to see the icons if you do. One good thing about the theme is that it contains a template for the icons (a .psd file). If you would like to get the file, you can ssh into the Library/Themes/Oscuro [Krs] folder and you will find it there. Oscuro 3.0 is available via the MacCiti source.

How to Install

1. Your device must be jailbroken. (how?)
2. Make sure you have WinterBoard installed via Cydia.
2. Make sure you have the MacCiti source installed in Cydia.
3. Search for Oscuro 3.0 in Cydia, run the install.
4. Open WinterBoard and activate the Oscuro 3.0 Theme.

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Well, that is what I get for going on a “no bias” streak and posting about a car wallpaper pack…they release another one the next day! So, in order to keep my no bias streak I now bring you BMW Collection v1! This wallpaper pack includes 13 BMW inspired wallpapers. As with the last pack (Audi Collection v1) some of the wallpaper are nice some are decent. You can get this pack via the MacCiti source. Below are screenshots of all 13 wallpapers.

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Aue Nature is a wallpaper pack that contains 12 nature scene wallpapers. The pack includes a few decent wallpapers… you can check out screenshot of all the wallpapers below (that way you know if you want to install the pack or not). Aue Nature is available via the MacCiti source. Remember, if you like a few of the wallpapers from the pack you can always install it and then delete the ones you do not want off your iPhone or iPod Touch. They are located in the Library/Wallpaper folder.

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The MacCiti source has released a few wallpaper packs…Dark Collection v1 and Dark Collection v2. Dark Collection v1 wallpaper pack contains 20 wallpapers. Most of which are abstract wallpapers that have dark backgrounds. Dark Collection v2 wallpaper pack contains 16 abstract, dark wallpapers. Below are screenshots of all the wallpapers. If you are getting bored with your current theme’s wallpaper and are looking for a change, you might want to check these out.

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Parts is a new theme that is avialable via the MacCiti source. It reminds me of a few other of my favorite themes…it has an abstract feel to it. The theme includes the basic mods; wallpaper, icons, dock and status bar. Check it out!

How to Install

1. Your device must be jailbroken. (how?)
2. Make sure you have WinterBoard installed via Cydia.
2. Make sure you have the MacCiti sourceinstalled in Cydia.
3. Search for Parts in Cydia, run the install.
4. Open WinterBoard and activate the Parts theme.

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There are a few new Wallpaper packs available via Cydia. They include; TamsWalls v2, TamsWalls v3, TamWalls v4 and TamsWalls v5. I also included the Looney wallpaper pack which I forgot in my last Wallpaper post. All five of these packs are available via the MacCiti source. Remember, when you install wallpapers, they are added into your stock Settings application under the option Wallpaper. For those of you who are curious, wallpaper are located in the Library/Wallpaper folder on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Below are the screenshots.

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I recently wrote an article about the themes that are currently available via the MacCiti source. Because the MacCiti source is primarily a themeing source, it also includes a few wallpaper packs. I’m always torn when it comes to wallpaper packs…they are an easy way to get wallpapers onto your iPhone or iPod Touch giving you more modding ability but, I don’t always want to install them because I don’t know what all the wallpapers look like or if I even want all the wallpapers in the pack. So, I thought I would make things a little easier on you and show you what is in each of the four wallpaper packs currently available in the MacCiti source. The four wallpaper packs include; TamsWalls, MacCiti Wallpaper Pack, MacCiti Aura and GH Wallpaper Pack.

Remember, when you install wallpapers, they are added into your stock Settings application under the option Wallpaper. For those of you who are curious, wallpaper are located in the Library/Wallpaper folder on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Below are the screenshots.

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I recently wrote a post about MacCiti, a new source, which is available for install via Cydia. MacCiti is a theme source which means it contains mostly themes, ringtones and wallpapers. So, I thought I would take a look at what they have to offer.

Honestly, it took WAY longer than I thought to install all the themes, get screenshots of each theme and organize them into a post. So, I apologize for not having this post out sooner. The screenshots are exactly what each theme looks like. I did not do any modding to individual themes which means, I did not turn on the transparent dock or turn off icon labels or check icon files to see if they were spelled wrong if they didn’t show up correctly in the theme. So basically, I didn’t do anything to make the theme look it’s absolute best (which I must add, drove me crazy!!). But, you will see what each theme looks like and it’s potential! Below are screenshots of most of the themes that are available via the MacCiti source…that way, you can decide if you would like to install it or not.

Note: I did notice that a few of the themes in this source are themes that were available in Installer and SummerBoard for firmware 1.1.4 and below…now ported to 2.x and WinterBoard. So, some of you may already be familiar with a few of these themes. Also, all of these themes are activated through WinterBoard.

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There were two new sources available to be installed through Cydia in the last few days. One was Sleepers.net and the other was MacCiti. Sleepers.net is a source that includes third-party software and themes. This source is maintained by Stan Weatherby (stan@weatherbytech.com). The second source, MacCiti, is a primarily a theme source and is maintained by Michael Babiy (michael.babiy@yahoo.com).

I have tested application/themes from both of these sources and did not have any issues with the MacCiti source however, I have had a few issues with the Sleeper.net source. When I installed one theme from the Sleepers.net source, it crashed my iPhone and when I tried to install another theme, I got an error. However, I installed a few others and they installed fine. You always install sources at your own risk so, it is up to your whether you would like to add either of these sources.

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