my jailbroken itouch experience
I must say that I am extremely happy that I was able to jailbreak my phone. So far there is nothing but satisfaction. It did open realm of different opportunities that I was missing before. Now I have so much more power on the itouch than ever. I am unix admin, so unix is my world and I can now get into unix terminal shell and I can do anything I want with it. Installed openssh, I can connect to my servers and do anything that I desire and I do all day long at work.
There is only one thing that I did notice a bit as inconvenience, when I try to turn my iphone on sometimes its not turning on right away, sometimes I have to press power and home buttons together. It did improve from when I first started and I am not sure why this is happening, but its a very very minor glitch. Also I think when I am watching video on my itouch status bars are not transparent as they used to be, but I think I can address this with theme change or something like that.
The world of new possibilities that this itouch has now it is just incredible. For example, now I can have categories of my apps, so I can have beyond 141 apps installed, which is excellent. I’ve hears yesterday on one of my podcasts that people don’t use apps after they install them, that percentage is so low of used apps, even for apps that you pay, well most of the apps are I would call sensational, you want to check them out, have fun and then who cares about them.. So now you purchased so many apps what to do with them. I had so many apps and I wanted to try more but what should I do? some of the apps I did not want to delete because I did like them one way or the other, with jailbroken phone you can do that, I’m loving it. There are two programs that are out there which will let you know which apps did became free, appsniper and bargainbin, both of them are excellent, I like the second one as it looks pretty, but its slow. Anyway that gives you even more opportunities to install apps on your itouch, then with categories program you can just group them into different folders. This is so simple concept what they developed and I am just so surprised why apple did not adopt this or allowed to have in the app store to be purchased. The same is with cut&paste, why now? what is the reason behind not to include this?
Ehh, as I did say, I am more than happy to have my itouch jailbroken… its best that happen…



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