BatteryCenter and MusicCenter Two New Notification Center Widgets

When iOS 5 released almost all the developers were focusing on releasing several custom widgets for the new notification center widgets in iOS 5, so Today we have got an experienced developer called Aaron Wright has released two new jailbreak tweaks for iOS 5, you can get the two widgets for free from the developer repo.

The first widget called MusicCenter this widget is almost for songs and Music as it showcases the track information of the song you are listening to like the image above and Wright plans to add a Twitter option and music controls in the coming weeks.

The second widget called BatteryCenter It displays the familiar charging graphic in real time on the Notifications Center menu. It also shows the percentage of charge left in your iDevice battery, as well as if it’s charging or not.

you can find both widgets for free in Cydia store, all what you have to do is to add this repo cydia.wrightscs.com to your repo sources

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iPad: Stupidest way to spend $1.2 Million on an iPad

Camel Diamonds has made an iPad Inlaid with diamonds. this iPad is being sold for £750,000 ($1.2 million). This is the world's most expensive iPad and is ornamented with 1kg 18 carat gold and 300 carat flawless diamonds.

Home button and backside features black diamonds.

Three People Sent to Prison in China Over iPad 2 Leaks

Wall Street Journal reports that three guys have been sent to prison as they have facilitated in leaking information about iPad 2 prior to its release.

The court announced the decision Tuesday in statements on its official account at Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like microblogging service in China. It said that Xiao Chengsong, general manager of Shenzhen MacTop Electronics Co., had offered 20,000 yuan, or about $3,000, plus discounts on MacTop products to a former Hon Hai employee named Hou Pengna, for information about the iPad 2. The court said Ms. Hou then paid Lin Kecheng, a Hon Hai research-and-development employee, to get digital images of the device's back cover from last September, six months before the iPad 2 was publicly announced.

They will spend from 12 to 18 months in prison and are subject to fines ranging from $4,500 to $23,000.
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