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SBSettings not what it used to be...
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What was your real question again? SBSsettings works fine on mine
What was your real question again? SBSsettings works fine on mine
In my experience, you sacrifice some stability when you jailbreak, period.
Having done so out of necessity with my 3G--and put up with a measure of flakiness as a result--and then gotten what I wanted out-of-the-box in the 4, I really don't see why JB'ing is of much continuing interest to folks. But that's just me.
Thanks for the responses.
After two restores, I've found that there's a conflict between Activator and SBSettings. The issue is after a reboot via SBSettings none of my Apps would launch. Same thing would happen with Activator.
The issue is resolved when I install one or the other by itself. Not sure if SBSettings or Activator is at fault. So I've decided to not use SBSettings.
After two restores, I've found that there's a conflict between Activator and SBSettings. The issue is after a reboot via SBSettings none of my Apps would launch. Same thing would happen with Activator.
The issue is resolved when I install one or the other by itself. Not sure if SBSettings or Activator is at fault. So I've decided to not use SBSettings.
Ive not had any problems with sbsettings so far but one thing I do wish it had was the opt in to be able to choose wireless networks straight from there instead of just the basic on/off switch. When I'm at work there's a lot of different routers and as far as I know I have no quick way to switch networks without having to close what I'm doing to go to settings and change it manually there.