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Introduction:

Add Background Theme to Folders in iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch

Posted on September 13th, 2011 in Cydia apps

As a prominent iDevice user, you would always expect to have an ability to customize the look of your device as much as possible. Wouldn‟t you want to make your iDevice look smarter than your colleague or friends? Of course, there are plenty of themes available to tweak the look of your iPhone, but very little you could do with your custom folders.

Apple introduced „Folder‟ option in iOS

4, which lets you create your own

folders and group your applications

according to your interest (like all the

system setting related apps goes to

“System” folder, likewise all the games

goes to “Games” folder etc.).

Once again there is little iTunes Apple

store can offer little to nothing when it

comes to „add theme to your folder’. In

order to customize the background of

your folder you need to use cydia

tweaks mentioned below.

Add Theme to Folder on iPhone

Beautifolders: As the name suggests

„Beautifolders‟ cydia tweak lets you add

custom theme to spice up your

springboard folders. Beautifolders adds

a setting panel, but no icon to iPhone‟s

Setting option, from where you can use

built-in themes or make your own

theme.

It works recognizes folder name, and

based on the theme which you‟ve

assigned to that folder is shown in the

setting option. This is where all fun

begins. One can set unlimited themes to

different folders, theme names are

defined in advance.

If you haven‟t jailbroken your iPhone,

then head over to our tutorials section,

and you‟re good to go. Ohh! BTW,

Beautifolders is available at modmyi

repo at free of cost.

Natural Folders:

„Natural folders‟ is yet another cydia tweak that allows you to add theme to folder on iPhone. However, it does not offer much space for customization. As you would expect, it only displays natural themes. There is no new icon added. Once again, Natural folders is available on modmyi repo at no cost (both the applications are from same developer).

It automatically adds custom

background theme to the folders. Some

of the setting option lets you change the

look and themes based on folder

names.

Have you come across any other

cydia tweak to add theme to folders?

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