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So I've been using this wooden keyboard for the Macbook Pro Unibody product for a couple weeks now. They're essentially wooden with adhesive underneath, and created by RAWBKNY, a classy high-design accessory manufacturer out of Brooklyn who we've looked at before. Some cool dudes, apparently, making accessories out of natural products like wood and leather.



Although marketed as a "wooden keyboard," I think wooden keys is a more appropriate term. Each piece ...

If you’re looking for a unique way to unlock your iPhone that no stock iPhone is going to be able to mimic, then check out a free lock screen jailbreak tweak called JellyLock by iOS developer Max Katzmann.

JellyLock is not exactly new – it has been hosted on a private repository for some time now, but it was recently added to Cydia’s ModMyi repository after extensive testing. The tweak is still currently in beta, but is now much more stable than before. If you are using the older version of JellyLock, it is recommended that you uninstall it before installing ...

Those of you that have tried Velox by Apex Tweaks know about its amazing ability to let you use application features right from the home screen via folder-like interfaces that are revealed by swiping up or down on the corresponding application icons. Third party developers are able to create small add-ons for Velox that allow the tweak to offer additional functionality to users that isn't supported right out of the box.

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More than likely, you’ve experienced the “Siri Can’t Ever Get What I’m trying to Say Correctly” Syndrome. If so, then you’re probably either sick of Siri, or you’ve moved over to Google Search’s Voice Search feature.

With a new free jailbreak tweak called Googiri by iOS developer MattCMultimedia, you can have the best of both worlds. The tweak lets you speak to the voice feature in the Google Search application so that you can take advantage of the awesome ...

Many of you have probably tried Velox by now; Velox is a jailbreak tweak that lets you use your applications from the home screen via a folder-like interface without actually having to open the application. Many developers are just now creating add-ons that can expand the functionality of Velox as it comes out of the box. One of the latest add-ons for Velox is AppLook for Velox by iOS developer McNight.

With AppLook for Velox ...

Those of you that are enjoying Velox and all of its great features are probably also enjoying the large support from third-party developers that are creating add-ons for additional applications. One such add-on that is new to Cydia is Calculator for Velox by iOS developer Maxhasadhd.

Calculator for Velox, shown above, gives the user the ability to swipe up or down on the Calculator application icon to display a calculator ...

For those of you looking to improve your music experience on your iOS devices, it would be wise to check out a new jailbreak tweak called ipEQ for iPhone by iOS developer Chef von Australien.

The tweak, shown above, adds a new button to the Music application in iOS so that you can access equalizer controls for your music. The tweak comes complete with a low pass filter, high pass filter, high shelf filter, and bass ...

Last week, we showed you Velox, a jailbreak tweak by Apex Tweaks, which allows you to actually use your applications right from the home screen without having to open them. While many applications were supported out of the box, not all of them were supported. The good news is third-party developers have the ability to create their own plugins for Velox to make it do more, such as one called Torch for Velox by iOS developer ravirajm. ...

Those of you that are tired of fumbling through your Settings application to adjust the settings of how widgets and notifications are arranged or enabled/disabled in Notification Center should take a look at a new free jailbreak tweak in Cydia today called Affix by iOS developer ravirajm.

Affix adds a new button to the bottom right of Notification Center in iOS that matches the button in Notification Center in Mac OS X Mountain ...