Adam Webmail iPhone.

Adam Webmail iPhone is a new jailbreak tweak that brings the Adam mail interface from iOS 7 to older versions of iOS.

The installation is extremely easy and once you have it on your phone, you can choose which theme suits you better for your taste. It’s just a matter of tapping the A icon in the Safari app until you get to the Adam webmail login form. You can also specify to open it directly in the browser so you don’t have to go back afterward.

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Adam Webmail offers different layouts for portrait and landscape mode, 5 themes to choose from (Dark, Light, Blue, Pink, and Green) and it’s compatible with iOS 6 too.

If you want to have a more complete Mail client, Adam Webmail iPhone is a great alternative without jailbreaking your device.

Adam Webmail iPhone costs 0.99$ and if you don’t have it yet, visit Cydia for download via BigBoss repo.

* Check out our video demo of Adam Webmail iPhone – (demo by the famous developer device rehab)

Adam Webmail iPhone is compatible with iOS 6 and 7. It’s tested on iPhone 5 running iOS 6.1.4 and it works fine, but I’m not sure if it will be also compatible with other devices like the iPod touch 4G or the iPad 1G.

Adam Webmail is compatible with iOS 6.1.3 (tested) and iOS 7 (not tested).

Adam Webmail iPhone is compatible with all iPhones that can run on iOS 6 or 7, it even works on iPod touch 4G and the iPad 1G, but you must remember that stability could be an issue since they are old devices.

It’s also worth noting that you need Safari to install this tweak.

Adam Webmail iPhone is compatible with iOS 6 and 7. It’s tested on an iPhone 4 running iOS 6.1.2 and it works fine, but I’m not sure if it will be also compatible with other devices like the iPod touch 4G or the iPad 1G.

I don’t think that Adam Webmail is compatible with any iOS version before 6.

Adam Webmail iPhone is compatible with iOS 6 on all devices that can run it (iPhone 4, iPod touch 4G, and iPad 1G).*** I don’t think that this tweak will be supported by iOS 5 due to the lack of a Safari web browser, which is an essential part of this tweak.

I think that it will be a pretty useful tweak for the iPhone when iOS 5 comes out with its new look and feel, but I can’t say for sure whether or not it would be able to do anything in terms of security because my knowledge of how apps function is limited due to lack of time to study the workings of this tweak.

However, I can say that it is a tweak that will be a welcomed addition to the iPhone’s list of tweaks because security seems to be getting more and more attention with every release.

I think that this tweak deserves a 9/10 for its effort, but I’m going to give it an 8/10 rating for not being fully compatible with iOS 5 and the lack of knowledge on its functions that I have.

I think that Adam Webmail iPhone will be an essential app to those who don’t like security.