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Screenshots of Newly Jailbroken iPhone 4S [Updated]

For the past four months, I've used a stock iPhone 4S. That was not my choice as there wasn't a jailbreak for iPhone 4S. Today, I've jailbroken my iPhone 4S to experience the magic of Cydia!

You are probably thinking – why should you consider jailbreaking your device? Some simple reasons are mentioned here despite many.

First day screenshots from my new device -

 

The Notification Center - Notice the ‘Superman’ logo replacing the official carrier logo. Data, Time, free memory in the status bar. Instant call, One touch twitter, search google, spy cam, and more – all from the notification center

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Home Screen – Look at the dancing Cydia icon on the dock screen. And count the number of icons on the dock!

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Siri – This one is a baby out of many available tweaks from the big repository. You can tweet, open programs and more right from Siri.

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Lock Screen – One more color tweak

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Custom cosmoGeek Carrier Logo! (This is really awesome) [Updated: Feb 21, 2012]

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Some other popular tweaks you can consider installing from Cydia are Zephyr (multitasking gestures), BiteSMS, SBSettings, Safari UniBar, MxTube, ProTube, etc.

Come back to this page for more screenshots and tweaks. I am always on the top of the new jailbreak apps and tweaks. Meantime, let us know which of these you would recommend and any other interesting in the comment section below.

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