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(Square) Bubbles [deleted] says:
My Other Car Is A Bus: Jailbreaking just allows you to put apps on your iPhone. However, with those apps, you can run one that will SIM unlock your phone.
Cassidy: I'm running Installer, Colloquy (IRC), Lights Off (game), Labyrinth (game), NES (Nintendo games), Customize (allows you to customize tons of things about the phone), SummerBoard (custom themes), Services (control EDGE, WiFi, and SSH without going to preferences), UIctl (component controller for phone, dangerous), Term-vt100 (Terminal), and Mobile Chat (IM).
There are also some hidden utilities that I'm running that allow me to run apps: Community Sources, BSD Subsystem, OpenSSH, and Erica's Utilities.
Oh, and in SummerBoard, I like the Leopard theme, but I've since swapped out the background for that with the background for OS X 10.5 Server.
Originally posted 56 months ago.
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(Square) Bubbles edited this topic 56 months ago.
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Jail break is essential! Even though Apple will now open the phone up for developers I bet you will be stuck to their way of doing things.
Jailbreak turns your phone into a proper osx computer, the tools I have installed (vnc, terminal, bsd etc) have already been life savers for my work in IT!
Posted 56 months ago.
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