When it comes to iOS 7, besides New features included in the system that were well-received by users, there are also some changes that leave something to be desired, such as white interface, too bright, of him. While there are also users who consider white to be background-ul suitable for mobile operating systems, most consider this color (or non-color) as tiring for the eyes, and would have preferred it the black (or at least a shade of dark gray, as in iOS 6) for background. Fortunately for them, Apple will fix this problem in the next one System Update, iOS 7.1 (at least for keyboard, if not for the whole system), but for those who don't want to wait, there is already a solution available, namely Eclipse.
Eclipse It's a tweak for iOS 7, available for jailbreak devices (in Cydia Store) that allows activation dark mode so much for system interface as well as for that of Third-Party applications installed in it.
How does Eclipse work for iOS 7?
Eclipse change backgrounds system UI elements who are programmed colors from white to linen light black. The same is true for most third-party applications, such as Facebook, Twitter or Evernote, but unfortunately it does not apply to the applications that use it imagini PNG for background (eg Phone app, whose background for Dialer remain alb and after activation night mode, or Music app, where TEXT it has a gray color, but the background is still white).
But, even if Eclipse it has no effect for all applications used on iOS 7, we can take into account for the moment that the tweak is recently released and most likely adjustments will be made in future versions of him. Eclipse is available for download in the repository Big Boss from Cydia at the price of 0.99$.
Note: After installation, activate Night mode in Settings > Eclipse.
STEALTH SETTINGS – Enable Night mode in iOS 7
