Moving from Jailbroken iOS 4.2.1 to Jailbroken iOS 4.3.1

So I just Jailbroke my iPhone using redsn0w to get untethered 4.3.1.

I found it quite difficult to find a simple guide that basically said
'Shit you need to do first if you are coming from a jailbreak' so read on for some steps mssing in other guides.

From Power Mac to iPad, a shift in mentality.

I started with a Power Mac


It was big


I wanted raw power and lots of expansion options, yanno to play Doom 2 on!







Then went dual Power Mac G4

Fear me!

Hear me roar!

Dual Processor Power, all that expansion, I'm gonna run the shit out of Diablo 2 on this!

And it looks pretty




Yanno what, the G5 iMac will give me plenty of oomph and it takes up way less space...


Yeah this feels...



this feels right.






Yanno what would be cool , if i could get that power in an even smaller package

i dont really need a 20" screen

and Dual Core Intel is fast enough for me

if i up the RAM I'll be fine and besides it's so portable








Hmm I'm leaving my laptop at home more and more now.

This iPhone does most of what I generally use my laptop for...

It looks awesome and is really portable


The touch UI is killer


it would be great if it had a bigger screen though....

BAM!

iPad 2!

Don't get me wrong i still want the mothership beast i can fire up to encode video, yanno that one time a year.

But for the most part, for what i do online, the iPad is more immersive, portable, organic and convenient  than my macs of yesteryear ever could be.

The end

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Why I don't have a Jesus phone

Why I don't have a Jesus Phone

As another overhyped Apple product launch approaches, where the mythical tablet is due to be announced, most likely forever changing our lives and making them better in ways we didn't know we wanted; I thought it would be a good time to stand against the Jobs 'Reality Distortion field' and explain why I don't have a Jesus Phone and what needs to happen in iPhone OS4 to not only catch up with the competition, but make me want to buy one....