Endless Walls is a pretty cool wallpaper application. When you first open the application, it does require you to create an account (or log in if you already have an account) though the process is quick and easy.

Once signed in, the app will automatically begin displaying wallpapers. You can pause the automatic slide-show of wallpapers by tapping the pause button on the lower menu bar. If you do find a wallpaper you would like to save, you can quickly save it to your Camera Roll using the save button all the way to the right on the lower menu bar.

The app does have a few other handy options including the ability to favorite wallpapers, the ability to select/unselect specific categories of wallpapers, the ability to view wallpapers by Categories, Most Popular, Most Recent and Your Favorites as well as the ability to submit your own wallpapers to the app.

I would love to see the ability to view only specific categories of wallpapers. I would also like to see the ability to delete wallpapers from the Favorites.

Overall, it is actually a pretty nicely designed application with a decent variety of wallpapers. You can pick it up via the modmyi source.

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In the last two days, MacCiti has released 6 Christmas Wallpaper Packs. Instead of doing them each individually I thought I would put them all in one post so that you can compare. Most of the packs contain ten wallpapers all of which are totally random (and vary in quality) but will definitely put you in the Christmas spirit!

Remember, when you install this wallpaper pack, the wallpapers are added to your stock Settings application under Wallpapers. You can get Christmas Walls 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.

You can also view their first Christmas wallpaper pack HERE.

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Stract Revolution 2 is a wallpaper pack that contains 12 abstract backgrounds. Honestly, I think we have seen almost all these wallpapers in previous wallpaper packs but, if you missed them before… you can catch them in this wallpaper pack. Remember, when you install this wallpaper pack, the wallpapers are added to your stock Settings application under Wallpapers. You can get Stract Revolution 2 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.

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I know, some of you are thinking it’s a little early for Christmas stuff but for those of you who are already in the Christmas spirit… check them out.

Remember, when you install this wallpaper pack, the wallpapers are added to your stock Settings application under Wallpapers. You can get Christmas Walls via the BigBoss 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.

Available In: Cydia

Price: Free

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TamWalls [5] is a wallpaper pack that contains 20 wallpapers. Once again, the pack does seem to be mostly made up mostly of landscapes with a few abstract and random wallpapers 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 [5] via the MacCiti source.

Also check out TamWalls, TamWalls [2], TamWalls [3] and TamWalls [4] (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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TamWalls [4] is a wallpaper pack that contains 20 wallpapers. Once again, the pack does seem to be mostly made up mostly of landscapes with a few abstract wallpapers thrown in there (see screenshots below). The wallpapers were chosen by Tamara, hence the title of the pack. This is actually my least favorite wallpaper pack by Tamara… she has one more pack (TamWalls [5] that I will post about tomorrow). Remember, when you install this wallpaper pack, the wallpapers are added to your stock Settings application under Wallpapers. You can get TamWalls [4] 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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Yesterday, BossPaper was updated to version 1.1 adding an “Under WinterBoard” option. It has now been updated to version 1.1.1. The update to version 1.1.1 contains a few bug fixes. Below is the list of bug fixes according to BigBoss. He has also said that if you are still experiencing an issue with missing icons, he would like some help troubleshooting it. Head over to his website for more details.

1) Fixed background location to include statusbar again.

2) Fixed help screen to talk about how to use the new “Under Winterboard” feature. See Help, then Feature Description.

3) Made some changes internally to try to make things more like how 1.0 worked for those that were having problems with layering when using winterboard. I verified this fixed the problem for one person, (thank you Scott). I still cannot reproduce this issue so can only hope for the best.

4) The change to #3 above also impacted dimming if you had a winterboard theme behind the bosspaper. On v1.0 the winterboard theme was covered but on 1.1 the paper dimming let the theme show from behind it.

BossPaper, an application that allows you to control your wallpaper, was updated to version 1.1. The update adds a new Under WinterBoard option. This option allows you to put your background underneath a WinterBoard background.

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Added ability to inject underneath winterboard background rather than on top of it. This is useful for those that want to run a date / time widget or other javascript winterboard widget with bosspaper. Read the details in the in app help on this feature. If you enable this and have any winterboard theme with any background, you will see that background instead of bosspaper.

BigBoss has added a post to his website about the BossPaper update. Here is what it says.

BossPaper v1.1 is released. The main addition is the ability to select whether or not you want BossPaper to be on top of or underneath your winterboard background.

BossPaper v1.0 overlays over winterboard. This means if you have a javascript date / time widget you want to run, you cant it will be covered up by bosspaper. This also has some benefits though for example, you can run a theme with one image and icons then use bosspaper to rotate backgrounds.

BossPaper v1.1 defaults to the same mode as BossPaper 1.0 where the wallpaper image is on top of winterboard. But it has a new switch called “Under Winterboard” where when “ON” the BossPaper wallpaper will be rendered underneath winterboard backgrounds. This lets you have a date / time widget or some other interesting javascript widget in winterboard while using bosspaper to rotate images. (Some theme makers have requested this).

I have explained this in the apps help and covered various scenarios. Those that understand winterboard really well can also make a transparent 320×480 png image and move it to the top of winterboard. Then put bosspaper below winterboard and winterboard will always show the blank wallpaper but behind that you’ll see bosspaper running. This would allow you to run themes that have both icons and backgrounds but have the background be ignored. I did not include a transparent 320×480 theme but I may release one as an addon if it is required and does not confuse people.

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TamWalls [2] is a wallpaper pack that contains 20 wallpapers. The pack does seem to be mostly made up mostly of landscapes or abstract images (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 [2] via the MacCiti source.

Also check out TamWalls (another wallpaper pack 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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TamWalls is a wallpaper pack that contains 15 wallpapers. The pack does seem made up mostly of landscapes. 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 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.

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