Surely there are many users who do not know which wallpaper to choose for their iPhone, they store dozens of them and change them throughout the day without deciding which one they like best on their device. There are also many users who would like iOS 7 to add the function of automatically change wallpaper according to time intervals, as if it were a photo show. For all this the tweak has been created by Jason Recillo SpringPaper, which will allow this function comfortably to the user.
SpringPaper allows us to choose which wallpapers alternate on our SprigBoard and in which time interval do it, if we have done the jailbreak to the iPhone. Its configuration is very simple, we go to the device settings and the tweak configuration will appear, which will allow us to enable or disable it and how the different wallpapers are displayed.
Allows choose between different folders Containers of images, whether they are from the reel or from any other file folder on the device. We can choose the transition interval time Between one wallpaper and another, the frequency that SpringPaper allows us to choose runs from 2 seconds to one minute of time. In addition, you do not have to show the images in order, but you have the shuffle option for their random appearance. Another curious feature that this tweak has is that of allow icons, dock, and status bar to be hidden while it continues showing the different wallpapers, as a screen saver, until the automatic iPhone lock works.
SpringPaper can now be downloaded from Cydia in the repository of Bigboss, it has a price of 1,99$. At the moment it is only compatible with the iPhone, but its developer has already begun to work on an update to make it compatible with the iPad.
What do you think of SpringPaper?
Does this tweak eat the battery ???
How does the battery behave with this tweak?
My iPhone almost crashed, even if it consumes the battery a little, in my opinion I think that why you want to have transitions of the funds, if almost nobody stays to see the funds, you do not buy an iPhone just to see The wallpapers change. For me a tweak that is aesthetically beautiful, but almost nothing useful.