I've been heavily hooked on smartphones ever since I got my
first one many years ago. I've always tried to do new cool things on my
devices and keep up with the new software and tweaks being released.
For a long while I was reluctant to even try an Apple iPhone. I was
very much stuck in the Windows Mobile scene, good ole XDA Developers.
One
day, sometime in April 2009, my buddy presented me with a device that
would forever change my views with smart phones, an iPhone 2G. At a
first use this beauty was way faster, more responsive, intuitive, and
stable then my current AT&T Tilt. I quickly became very
attached to Apple's iPhone OS. However coming from the Windows Mobile
platform I quickly ran into a wall. How do I fully customize this phone
like I could with my old phones? Where is my file explorer? Where is my
task manager? Why don't programs run in the background? Don't get me
wrong iTunes has a lot to offer in terms of applications for the iPhone
but nothing related to tweaks or customization.
This
led me to look into what I heard Apple had hated soo much,
jailbreaking. Not being part of the scene I didn't know exactly what a
jailbreak really was. Only one way to find out right? After
jailbreaking my iPhone I quickly found out all the benefits of the
iPhone Jailbreak. A jailbroken iPhone relies solely on one App, Cydia.
Cydia is basically an Appstore for all the apps, tweaks, and
customization that Apple will not approve for their Appstore. More to
come.....
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