Saurik Announces Release of Cydia 1.1.10 With Lots of Improvements, New Features

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Saurik has announced the release of Cydia 1.1.10, an  updated app that  is easier and faster to use with new features, a  better organized user  interface, bug fixes, an iOS 7 style icon,  translations, and more.

Easier and Faster to Work with Repositories:
Your Sources list is its own tab on the tab bar, for fast access.


This  tab also gives you a new option for browsing packages: you can tap  a  source and see a list of all the sections (categories) within that   source. You can look at what your favorite source offers for your   favorite type of package.


The  Sources tab also tells you what's happening when Cydia refreshes   package information from your sources: it shows a loading indicator next   to each individual source (instead of the old black drop-bar). This   way, you'll know if one of your sources is loading very slowly. (And   Cydia is now better at fetching data from multiple sources at once.)


Cydia  no longer has the limitation that caused the error message that  says  "Wow, you exceeded the number of package names this APT is capable  of."  (If you have this error message in your old version, remove some  sources  you've added, which will resolve the error and allow you to  update  Cydia.)

Easier to See Installed Packages:
Your list of installed packages is its own tab (Installed), with improved features too.


Manage is now gone and the Queue button has been moved to 'Installed'.


Older  versions of Cydia provided a Simple/Expert toggle for people who   selected that they were a "User" or "Hacker" (instead of a "Developer")  —  but this version erases those distinctions and shows everyone the   useful Simple/Expert toggle (now called User/Expert). The User/Expert   toggle lets you choose between viewing ordinary installed packages such   as extensions (User) and all installed packages including developer and   internal packages (Expert).


There  is also a new option (Recent) that displays your installed  packages  sorted by date installed. This may help you when you're trying  to solve  problems on your device: you may want to start by  uninstalling  recently-added packages.

Better Integrated and More Functional:
To  assist people who use Google's two-factor authentication app, Cydia   supports limited multitasking while a slide-up dialog panel is being   displayed (for login or payment).

Cydia supports international  keyboards on every version of iOS. It also  includes translations for  more languages: Arabic, Chinese (simplified  and traditional), Dutch,  English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew,  Italian, Japanese, Korean,  Polish, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese,  Russian, Spanish, Swedish,  Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese.

Fixes:
The alphabetic "thumb index" on the right side of table views is now correct for the user's locale and looks better.

On non-Retina displays, Cydia now renders package icons less blurry.

The iOS 5/6 iPad rotation bug is fixed. The iOS 7 "status bar bug" is fixed.

How to Update:
To  update, simply open Cydia and let it refresh. You should get a  prompt  asking you to update to the latest version. If not, select the Changes tab, then tap the Upgrade button at the top right.

If you haven't jailbroken already you can check if you have an eligible device and firmware version using the iClarified Jailbreak Wizard. There isn't a jailbreak for iOS 7.1.1 yet but please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, or RSS for updates.