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themightyspitz

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May 16, 2007
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Baltimore, MD
I've been playing around with my new Touch since December, and I think I'm comfortable enough with it to start customizing the interface, like the background and dock at the bottom, as well as some of the icons. However, I'm not exactly sure how to go about doing that. Can I do this manually, or do I need to jailbreak it and use some application to do it all?

Thanks in advance.
 
You have to jailbreak the ipod with quickpwn, and then install winterboard from cydia (this is what lets you apply themes) and then download themes from cydia and open up winterboard to apply them. It is really simple. Here is my theme :D

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You have to jailbreak the ipod with quickpwn, and then install winterboard from cydia (this is what lets you apply themes) and then download themes from cydia and open up winterboard to apply them. It is really simple. Here is my theme :D

IMG_0010.png

Wow, very nice! That's an impressive dock you got there.
 
You have to jailbreak the ipod with quickpwn, and then install winterboard from cydia (this is what lets you apply themes) and then download themes from cydia and open up winterboard to apply them. It is really simple. Here is my theme :D

IMG_0010.png

thats a really nice theme. wut is it called? as soon as redsn0w is out im gettin it.

If your iPod touch is the second generations you cannot jailbreak it at this moment.

yeah thats what redsn0w is for (http://blog.iphone-dev.org)
 
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