~KM
Well now jail breaking sounds good. Where to you find these types of app. How do you find out what you can do with a jail broken iPad the than what you just said. Is there sites?
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On Jul 9, 2011, at 12:24 AM, Carl Brooks <carl@iamthereforeipad.com> wrote:
> On Jul 8, 2011, at 12:38 PM, "bj" wrote:
>> Just curious - why would I want to Jailbreak my ipad?
>
>
> Jailbreaking provides options or choices for an idevice user. As far
> as complications, I have seen people have complications with both a
> stock iPad and Jailbroken iPad. Education is what make either
> uncomplicated.
>
> People think because Apple don't allow it, it must be bad or
> complicated. There are many tweaks that make a lot of sense and make
> using the iPad much simpler. Yes, you could do without them, well just
> as you could do without the iPad itself - but why would you? Heck,
> Apple gets most of its bright ideas right from an Jailbreak tweak or
> app.
>
> TWEAKS
>
> Some choose to add OS tweaks like the ability to lock individual apps
> with a password so prying eyes don't venture into them with
> "Locktopus". Or use "IncarcerApp" to keep a child or someone trapped
> in a game, movie or photo album so they can't venture out with the
> home button. They might use "Sbsettings" to provide quick and easy
> access to Bluetooth, wifi, brightness and other settings without
> leaving an app. Others may use "DisplayOut" to display everything
> they have on the screen to a PC's monitor or big screen TV. Maybe use
> "DisplayRecorder" to record everything they do on the iPad to share
> with others or for training. Use "Multifl0w" to show all open apps as
> cards instead of a list icons that may or may not be actually running.
> Use "Infiniboard" so that there app home screens scroll up and down in
> addition to left and right, so that their games can literally be on
> one page. Use "MultiIconMover" so they can move many apps from home
> screen with easy and without frustration. Use "Tabs+" so they can have
> more than 9 open tabs in Safari.
>
> CYDIA APPLICATIONS
>
> There are Jaibreak apps like "Poof" that makes apps not appear in the
> list of apps at all, because locking someone out is different from not
> letting them see that it exists. Let's say that you have an Alcohol
> Anonymous (AA) app or Kamasulta (sex position) app, should anyone that
> views your photos and then hit the home button have to know this too?
> "MXTube" let's me download YouTube video while I am at home on Wifi
> and let me watch then later when I have no Internet connection.
> "iFile" let's me download and manage files on my iPad. Some people use
> "Installous" so that they can try all the note-taking apps from the
> App Store for free before deciding which one they want to buy. Others
> use "Winterboard" because they feel it is their God given right to
> customize their computers so that it is a reflection of their
> personally and not a mere cookie cutter theme that looks like every
> other iPad in the wild.
>
> These are just a few of the many options that are available to
> Jaillbreakers. To Jailbreak you simply go to
> http://www.jailbreakme.com and hit install and BAM it is done; now you
> have access to the above tweaks, apps and more.
>
> To un-Jailbreak an iPad, you simply restore in iTunes and it is back to normal.
>
> Don't let the naysayers sway you if you are interested, go to YouTube
> and search for Jailbreak iPad or Cydia For iPad and see and learn for
> yourself. Education continues to be the best tool for all of us.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carl W. Brooks
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