A i r o, by Pur3x, contains 61 icons (some of which are alternative icons), wallpaper, dock, lockscreen wallpaper, lockscreen battery, badges and quite a few UI mods. Overall, the theme is nicely designed and the UI mods are subtle and clean. I did notice that the “Slide to Unlock” text looks a little funky… it is moved over to the right but still slightly visible. You can fix this by using either the Slide to Unlock Killer or the No “Slide to Unlock” Text hacks. For more info about the theme, check it out on deviantART. You can get the A i r o theme via the modmyi source.

How to Install a Theme:

1. Your device must be jailbroken. (how?)
2. Make sure you have WinterBoard installed via Cydia.
2. Make sure you have the modmyi source installed in Cydia.
3. Search for A i r o in Cydia, run the install.
4. Open WinterBoard and activate the a i r o Theme.

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I found Sista, by SoundForge, on MacThemes and instantly loved it! It is a nicely designed, clean theme. The theme’s package contains a decent amount of icons and a .PDS file so that you can create your own. I will be honest, I’m partial to the Smoog theme via the BigBoss source but, it’s nice to change it up every once and a while! Below is info about the theme and a link to the download.

Package includes:
- All default iPhone/iTouch icons.
- Some 3rd party app icons.
- Total of 67 icons (32 alts included)
- A template, PSD.
- Wallpaper(s), Dock(s), PageIndicators, Badge and closebox.
- LiveClock (liveclock.plist included)
- SBBadgeBG (new info.plist included)

Feel free to make more icons (but please keep copy/paste icons to a minimum).

You can download the theme HERE and you can view the theme’s original forum post HERE.

If you would like more icons for Sista, and are not interested in making them yourself, you can find additional icons HERE.

Remember, if you would like to be able to activate/deactivate the theme via WinterBoard, you will want to SSH the theme into the Library/Themes folder on your iPhone or iPod touch.

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Note: In the theme’s original package the icon labels are transparent. If you would prefer to have icon labels… follow the instructions below.

1. Open the Info.plist (in the theme’s folder on your device).

2. Change the color of the “UndockedIconLabelStyle” from transparent to #000000

UndockedIconLabelStyle
color: transparent; text-shadow: rgba(0,0,0,0.9) 0px 1px 0px;

UndockedIconLabelStyle
color: #000000; text-shadow: rgba(0,0,0,0.9) 0px 1px 0px;

3. Change the “text-shadow” from (0,0,0,0.9) to (0,0,0,0)

UndockedIconLabelStyle
color: transparent; text-shadow: rgba(0,0,0,0.9) 0px 1px 0px;

UndockedIconLabelStyle
color: #000000; text-shadow: rgba(0,0,0,0) 0px 1px 0px;

4. If you would also like icon labels for the docked icons, just repeat steps 2 & 3 for the “DockedIconLabelStyle”

This hack for the iPhone makes it snow behind your icons and above your wallpaper. It is downloaded in Cydia and activated by Winterboard. You must be jailbroken for this to work. It does slow down the device a bit and I did notice minor glitching when swiping between pages. My iPhone has a lot of hacks so that may be something to do with it. If you try it out, let me know how it works for you.

Meu is a WinterBoard theme that contains around 40 icons (some of which are alternate icons), wallpaper, dock, statusbar, badges and a lock screen battery. The stock theme does not contain a Calendar, Stocks or App Store icon. However, I made a few icons really quick that you can manually add to the theme (see below). The theme does contain a .psd icon template allowing you to create your own icons. You can get Meu via the iSpazio source.

Adding icons:
1. Right click on the icons below and save them to your computer
2. SSH into your iPhone or iPod touch
3. Locate the Library/Themes/Meu/Icons folder on your device
4. Drag the Calendar, Stocks and App Store icons (that you saved to your computer in step 1) from your computer into the Library/Themes/Meu/Icons folder
5. Respring your device
6. You should see the new icons

Note: In order to get the Calendar icon to work correctly, you will also need to ssh the Info.plist file below into the Library/Themes/Meu folder.

Another Note: I did create an alternate Messages icon (see below). If you would like to use it, be sure to rename the Messages icon in the Library/Themes/Meu/Icons folder to Messages_original.png (or something of the sort) so that when you drag the new one in, it doesn’t overwrite the original.

How to Install a Theme:

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

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Download the Info.plist file by right clicking and saving the file to your computer. You can then drag the file from your computer into the Library/Themes/Meu folder on your device – Info.plist

Official Site

Ip_Vez is a colorful WinterBoard theme that contains 20 square icons, a dock and a wallpaper. It isn’t packaged for the 3.0 firmware so, you will need to ssh in to the Library/Themes/Ip_Vez/Icons folder and change Text.png to Messages.png. Also, the iPod icon is named incorrectly so, you will also need to ssh in and change Music.png to iPod.png. Other than that, a decent theme… it makes me feel cheerful and summery.

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 Ip_Vez in Cydia, run the install.
4. Open WinterBoard and activate the Ip_Vez Theme.

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Apple Element is a very colorful WinterBoard Theme…it reminds me of summer! The theme contains a wallpaper, lock screen background, 409 icons, Calculator mod, badges, sliders and a few other random mods. The theme is packaged for the 3.0 firmware meaning, if you are on 2.x or below the stock Text application icon will not be themed. You can get Apple Element via the BigBoss 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 BigBoss source installed in Cydia.
3. Search Apple Element in Cydia, run the install.
4. Open WinterBoard and activate the Apple Element Theme.

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The One Ring is a Lord of the Rings inspired theme. The theme contains a wallpaper, lock screen background, status bar, badges, sliders, lock screen battery, 79 icons, loading screen, calculator mod, dialer mod and basically an entire UI mod. Usually I do not write about themes that are based off thins like Lord of the Rings or Mickey Mouse or whatever but, this one is very complete. The only issue is that it is packaged for firmware 2.x so that Message app doesn’t have an icon. That can be easily fixed by sshing into the Library/Themes/The One Ring/Icons folder and changes Texts.png to Messages.png. You can get The One Ring Theme via the BigBoss 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 BigBoss source installed in Cydia.
3. Search The One Ring Theme in Cydia, run the install.
4. Open WinterBoard and activate the The One Ring Theme.

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Apparently, the Vibration Battery mod that I wrote about a few days ago was also supposed to include a slider. The packages has been updated and now contains the slider. Check out the screenshots below. You can get Vibration Battery via the modmyi source.

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