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2010-04-04
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You don't get it, and sadly never will. Now kindly go troll an Apple forum somewhere.
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I agree with Delta on this. I don't care what a jailbroken iPhone can do, because I can't buy one.
I can only buy Apple's crippled iPhone and then crack it. But suppose the next firmware won't allow to be jailbroken in a timely fashion. Of course given enough time any software can be cracked, but what if it takes a couple of months?
People are going nuts over Nokia's lengthy repair process for the N900, but Nokia is actually taking in broken phones and fixes them. Apple will destroy your phone ON PURPOSE.
Having to regain control of your own device every single time you update the firmware is EVIL. It's sad that you're willing to put up with it, and actually reward Apple for their behaviour. They got paid for every single iPhone they shipped, so to a large extent they don't care if you jailbreak yours.
Anyway, that's my take on it. Pretty much the only thing that will make me consider switching to an iPhone is if it gives me BJs every morning. And even Apple hasn't invented that technology yet.
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I'm being absolutely fanatical about owning and modding my own hardware that I bought with cold hard cash. If tomorrow I'll want to install Windows Vista on my N900 I will be declared insane, but I will be able to try.
Its a very decent phone, a great MID and has so many applications that it emulates some aspects of having a laptop IMO. There is a decent app ecosystem. But a decent sized slider which can switch between Android/Other well supported phone OS and a well supported native desktop OS distro (without any need for compiling) would be the most ideal for myself. I suspect the next generation of chips might help accomplish this.
Last edited by imperiallight; 2010-04-04 at 03:27.