Performance increase when disabling things in MyOS

[jpetticrew]

I know that using MyOS to disable things like homescreen wallpapers and multitasking will yield performance benefits, but what about unified iPod? I'm not sure how much processing power that takes.

 

[Corndog5595]

Unified iPod is just the result of some edits to a property list file. There won't be any performance benefits from disabling it.

 

[jpetticrew]

Unified iPod is just the result of some edits to a property list file. There won't be any performance benefits from disabling it.

That's what I figured. I don't know why anyone would want seperate icons...

 

[lucifiel]

the icons look kinda nice?

 

[Corndog5595]

That's what I figured. I don't know why anyone would want seperate icons...

It made people feel like they weren't missing anything that iPhone users had back before 3rd party apps. Now it's just going to stay the way it is.

 

[jpetticrew]

I have disabled homescreen wallpapers, and I disabled multitasking for about a week, and I did notice better battery life, but I didn't realize how much I've come to rely on the multitasking bar. (And the orientation lock)

 

[Corndog5595]

I have disabled homescreen wallpapers, and I disabled multitasking for about a week, and I did notice better battery life, but I didn't realize how much I've come to rely on the multitasking bar. (And the orientation lock)

Yeah, I didn't realize it either. I switch to different apps using the multitasking bar even when I am on the springboard.