Showing posts with label Cydia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cydia. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Download Cydia For Android

Cydia is now available for Android devices. Yes, you read it right, that popular Cydia app on all jailbroken Apple devices now available for rooted Android. Cydia substrate and Winterboard APK now available for Android and can be downloaded from the Google Play Store for free.
 
As you may have guessed, this app requires a rooted device and OS 2.3 Gingerbread & above. 
For those that don't know, Cydia, created and managed by Saurik or Jay Freeman is the most sought after app for jailbroken Apple devices. Its that app that makes most Apple fans want to jailbreak their devices because it is home for apps, themes, tweaks and anything you can think of.
Consequently, having Cydia for Android and Apple devices is big and exciting news. Getting the party started with all your favourite themes and apps for Android.
Cydia substrate and Winterboard requires any rooted Android  device running 2.3 Gingerbread & above.
Cydia for  and can be downloaded either from Play Store or at www.CydiaSubstrate.com

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

SHSH blobs from Cydia Doesn't Allow Downgrade on iOS 6

iOS downgrade
Just recently, Apple released iOS 6.1.3 and many people that loved their jailbroken devices blindly updated only to find out that it is impossible to jailbreak iOS 6.1.3.
Desperately, many of sort to downgrade back to 6.1.2 or lower for those with iPhone 3GS & 4 only to end up with a device in soft DFU loop; that is device refuses to boot up.

Across various forums and discussion sites, this problem have been reported by those that tried downgrading using SHSH blobs saved on Cydia servers. Those that downgraded using blobs saved with iFaith and TinyUmbrella hardly experience this problem. This problem received little answer as to why it happens.

Well, Saurik, the guy behind Cydia offered some insights as to why this problem occur. This you can find here for better understanding. 

In summary, what he is saying is that Apple have implemented a kind of mechanism that only allow the restoration to most recent firmwares, more like most recent and two others before it. Also, all of the APTickets Cydia itself requested from Apple for iOS 6 are useless coupled with incomplete shsh blobs. Thus it causes problems for those that try to restore to a earlier iOS using blobs from Cydia.

What is important is that for now, you should always save SHSH blobs locally as soon as you upgrade to a new firmware when it is still been signed.
Although, it has become visible that newer devices won't be downgrade-able but for those still using the iPhone 3GS and 4, it  is advised that you always save blobs locally by using tools like TinyUmbrella and iFaith.

We hope that, this cat and mouse thing going between Apple and users will end one day with the victory at the users side.

Monday, April 8, 2013

How To Download Cracked Apps With AppCake and Vshare

AppCake and vShare are little applications that took the place of installous. We know install0us was that application that most people have on their jailbroken Apple devices to allow them install cracked applications. During its time, Install0us did a perfect job. However its gone now and AppCake and vShare have taken over.

For sometime, people had issues with downloading from these applications when installed, but the problem is resolved now and download can commence.
To get this app on your device, follow these steps.

Needed Items
  1. Jailbroken iPhone, iPad iPod
  2. Internet Coonection
  3. AppSync
Note: This guide is specific to AppCake but the steps are the same for vShare

Procedures
Step 1: Launch Cydia from your device and tap Manage, followed by tapping Sources.
Step 2: Tap Edit and then tap Add. Put in the repo address http://cydia.iphonecake.com as shown below for AppCake and http://repo.appvv.com for vShare.
Step 3: Click Add anyway when Cydia presents you with a warning and click Install and Confirm
Step 4: The source would be downloaded. When done, click Return to Cydia
Step 5: Navigate to sources and you will see the AppCake / vShare source

Step 6: Click on the AppCake or vShare source to reveal all apps under the source


Step 7: To download AppCake for iPad, you select AppCake HD and to install AppCake for iPhone, you select AppCake as shown in the image above.

Step 8: Click and install AppCake. Once done, a new icon with a star will show up on your home screen for AppCake. For vShare, a check-like icon will show up.

Step 9: Click on the icon and start using your AppCake or vShare to download apps


 This guide is for educational purpose only. The support of using cracked apps without purchasing original app after testing is frowned upon.