Pixel Launcher is a tweak released last night in Cydia for our iPhone, iPad and iPod Touches, bringing a bit of Google Pixel to iOS. More precisely, we are talking about the interface that allows opening the applications installed in our terminals, a developer succeeding in recreating that interface in the operating system of the Apple company.
As you can already see from the image below, we are talking about something very simple, made with the help of the iWidget platform, the developer mainly implementing changes for the application icons. Even so, there are enough changes to give us an interface similar to that of the Google Pixel available from Google.
"This package will install to /var/mobile/Library/iWidgets/ and requires "iWidgets" to work. Pixel Launcher includes three different sizes for devices (only iphone and ipod touch support, no ipads), you can delete the unneeded ones if you'd like. Press on the google button to activate the search bar, the microphone will open to voice search in the google app. To search just press return (enter) and it will open in safari! To hide the search bar tap directly below it. I know this is inconvenient and I'm working on a better way of doing this."
Pixel Launcher is available for download from Cydia's ModMyi repo.
