iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have higher resolution screens than those implemented by Apple in the terminals sold in the past in its own stores, and this has caused problems for developers of applications for the iOS platform. The apps they published in the App Store were stretched on the screens and didn't look great at all, but that's where the tweak comes in ForceGoodFit released earlier today in Cydia.
Jailbreak iOS 8.1 is necessary to install this tweak, and after installation it will change the interface of the applications so that they will be displayed exactly as they should be on the screens of the two new Apple products, although they were not specifically designed for this. ForceGoodFit has a settings menu in the Settings app to enable its functionality for apps installed in our iDevices, and it's available for free download in Cydia's BigBoss repo.
