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Can one have too many apple devices

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ThemeGFX

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Apr 5, 2011
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I have a iPhone 4. I've got a Ipod touch 4G 8GB brand new. I bought it 2months ago and it just came today, due to shipping problems, but since then I bought my iphone 4.

What should i do?

Keep my iphone 4, and ipod touch 4G, and jailbreak the touch for experimental purposes/testing ect.

Or sell my ipod touch 4G and keep my iphone 4, and get a nintendo 3ds?

Thanks
 
vincenz

vincenz

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Oct 20, 2008
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Sell off the iPod touch. No real reason to own one now that you have a 4.
 
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OnTheZone

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Apr 1, 2009
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ThemeGFX said:
I have a iPhone 4. I've got a Ipod touch 4G 8GB brand new. I bought it 2months ago and it just came today, due to shipping problems, but since then I bought my iphone 4.

What should i do?

Keep my iphone 4, and ipod touch 4G, and jailbreak the touch for experimental purposes/testing ect.

Or sell my ipod touch 4G and keep my iphone 4, and get a nintendo 3ds?

Thanks
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You can never have too much apple products. I have a 15" macbook pro, ipad 2, ipod clickwheel, and now miss my iphone 4 and can't wait for iphone 5.

My answer to your problem is call apple and return it and put it towards an ipad 2.
 
harry*333

harry*333

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Jul 24, 2009
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In answer to your title, no, one cannot have too much Apple:p
I'd suggest selling the touch, then you can get easy $150 or so back, depending on what price you can get someone to pay it for
 
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ThemeGFX

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Apr 5, 2011
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I've already got a iPad 2, and a Macbook Pro 15" I forgot to mention. Just thinking, I'd love to jailbreak it get all the games ect for free. Experiment with developers content. But at the end of the day is it worth keeping it over that?
 
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NicoleRichie

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Jun 30, 2007
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Yes you can, but I am not sure when that happens.
 
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