I’m not really a gigantic apple fan, but thanks to my parents and the art of
Hand-Me-Downs I managed to acquire an iPhone 3G.
I’ve been using this 3G for awhile, and
of course one of the things I absolutely had to do with it was Jailbreak the device. I don’t
pirate or anything, but Jailbreaking it does bring fantastic changes to it that simply would not have been
possible on the 3G otherwise.
For example, I use Z-Toggle and Bootlace: Z-Toggle for
activating nice little features (Background Wallpaper, Battery Percentage) and Bootlace for giving me
Android as an optional boot-method (iDroid is far from completion, though), and I just now finished
installing and modifying the settings for Backgrounder, since 4.2 broke native multi-tasking on the old 3G
device (I have no idea why), and I’ve already got accustomed to using it.
But there is
one problem with Cydia I don’t believe has been addressed yet, and it would be nice if Cydia were to
automatically store your custom sources and a list of the programs you’ve installed, so that when you
re-install a new iOS (by starting from scratch so that you don’t continually lose space on your iPhone) and
re-jailbreak your device, it sees the file and also helps convert your iPhone back to the jailbroken way it
was.
This would be a very nice feature, and one I’m sure anyone would
welcome.
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