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Retro iPod feel on iPad?
Hey team I’m really wanting a retro i pod feel on my ipad revision 2 running 9.3.5 is there any one out there that can make this work or happen. my ipad is jail broken i have worked for days with Ai but it’s getting tiresome. just casting stuff to the wind to be honest but would love feed back.. cheers
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