Today is a great day. The whited00r development team released Redd00r. Redd00r is an optimized version of iOS 4 that gives life back to the older iDevices. It also brings a lot of features from newer versions of iOS down to iOS 4! Below is a features list…

Homescreen Wallpaper

Redd00r offers homescreen wallpaper from ios4. Also included is an optimized version (via bosspaper) which is faster, though lacks some features. Native tends to be laggier but it varies by device.

Multitasking

Redd00r offers multitasking from ios4. You can choose from the default ios4 behavior or use manual mode, where all apps will quit normally unless you hold the home button.

iOS4 Based

Which allows you to install apps that need ios4

Reminders

Redd00r features a reminders-clone app which is like the reminders app in ios6. It has been rewritten from scratch and is better than whited00r’s current reminders. It has saving rows and checkmarks as well as NOTIFICATIONS!

iCloud

“iCloud” allows you to back up your app store game save data.

Newsstand

“Newsstand” allows you to see news about whited00r/redd00r.

iOS 6 Feel

Redd00r includes some new icons and images from ios6

Easy Installation

Installation is through cydia as opposed to whited00r, which uses a custom firmware file and requires a restore. Redd00r can be installed on top of any ios4.2.1 jailbroken installation. It is easy to update using cydia or the built in OTA feature. Please note that a restore is still recommended for optimal performance.

For more information please see the forum page at:

http://www.whited00r.com/forum/index.php?topic=6007.0

 I cant wait to try this on my iPhone 3G and iPod 2G. I will post an update and a video on my experience!

Video:

Coming Soon

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This tweak is a Notification Center add on that displays useful tweaks and toggles.

On the main page, displayed is the name of your device, the model, the OS version, the build number, the amount of storage, and free and used space.  Along the bottom there is a toggle menu that can enable and disable essential features such as Wi-Fi, airplane mode, bluetooth, and location services. There is also a power menu to kill background apps, restart springboard, reboot, and shutdown.  To the left of that there is a menu with links to the developers Facebook, Twitter and a donate page.

Swiping to the left, there is a page that includes network and battery information. Items like your host name, Wi-Fi IP, network name, cell IP, your MAC address, battery percentage, and charging status are displayed.

On the next page, there is memory information including a colored pie chart displaying RAM usage in a visual format along with the text to the right of it with the amount of MB free in each category.  Tapping on the chart will free memory.

On the last page, your process and UDID are displayed.  Your process list displays the name and the PID although no way of killing them.  The UDID is only displayed but a copy button is included for convenience.

In summary, OmniStat is a simple widget to display essential and useful toggles and system information.  I do recommend this to anyone with a jailbroken iDevice.

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There are no options to configure and no setup procedure.  Just install the package off of Ryan Petrich’s beta repository.

The repository is rpetri.ch/repo and the package is completely free.

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