Lyricalizer is a tweak released last week in Cydia that allows iDevice owners to display lyrics for songs playing in the iOS Music app. The tweak was originally specially designed for the iPad tablet and displays the lyrics for the songs based on the information taken from 3 different websites. The tweak does not have a settings menu in the Settings application, but it does have a button in the Music application, and as soon as you press it, the application will pick up the lyrics and save them so they can be viewed at a later date. Last night the developer of the tweak released an update for it implementing compatibility for iPhone/iPod Touch so you can use it with any iDevice now.
Compatible with iPad only, not for iPhone/iPod. Ever wanted lyrics to just *be there* when you're listening to a song, rather than having to add them through iTunes? Lyricalizer does just that! If no lyrics are detected, Lyricalizer will fetch and cache them for you, using one of three popular lyric services. Lyricalizer is iPad only on devices running on iOS5 at the moment, however an iPhone compatible version will be out very soon! There are no options to configure. Use the lyric-showing feature of the Music app on iPad and it will retrieve for songs that have missing lyrics.
Lyricalizer is available for $1.29 in Cydia's BigBoss repo and only works on iOS 5.
