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Sunday, June 24, 2012
Deck Finally Comes to the iPad With 'Deck HD'
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Deck was, and continues to be, a popular iPhone and iPod touch jailbreak tweak by iOS development team SBCoders that brought a myriad of application shortcuts, system toggles, and functional buttons to a ‘behind-the-scenes’ menu that could be accessed from the side of the screen with an Activator action. Right after its release, it was updated to bring even more cool stuff that continued to grab our attention apart from it's beautiful interface and simple design.
Today, an iPad-compatible version of the tweak, dubbed Deck HD, has been released, bringing the eye-candy interface and useful shortcuts and toggles to the large display that we all know and love. The iPad version comes with all of the same general toggles, the ability to add application shortcuts, and it has those useful system shortcuts just like the iPhone version, so you can check out that review (linked above) to see what Deck HD can do for you.
Since Deck HD is optimized for the iPad, it opens and closes fluently. You can use any Activator action that you like – it is recommended that you choose swipe left on status bar because performing the gesture will closely match the momentum of Deck HD opening up on the side of your screen. As it opens, everything is dimmed out of focus except for the Deck interface. It works from the home screen, within applications, and even on the lock screen.
All of your shortcuts and buttons can be customized from the preferences pane after you install Deck HD. This allows you to make the interface as useful as you want it. It’s a very useful jailbreak tweak for iPad owners and it is recommended if you don’t already have a good toggle platform on your jailbroken iPad.
If you own Deck already, Deck HD is a separate purchase.
Name: Deck HD
Price: $1.99
Version: 1.1.0-1
Requirements: iPad
Repo: ModMyi
Developer: SBCoders
Editor's Rating: 4/5
Sources: SBCoders
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