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Dicx

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Jan 10, 2006
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Easiest way to do it:

Go to your friends Mac and copy over the Mobile Applications folder from

~yourhomefolder/Library/iTunes

Put that folder (it has the application plug-in in it) on your mac. Now have your friend authorize your mac as a spot for one of his iTunes playback devices.

Restore your iPod and voila, applications copy over. Now if your friend wants to de-authorize his account and you have to restore your iPod, the apps won't copy over. You will get an error.

This works really well if you have multiple macs and multiple iPods in the same house.

Later.
 
with a MAC

Yeah I don't have any PC's to test it on but it should be the same hopefully. Just need to find the directory structure and where the mobile applications folder is.
 
Does the new Google Map application require 1.1.3?

Or can this great tip be used to install it on a jailbroken 1.1.2 iPod Touch that already has the other apps working well?

(It might be nice to get the updated Google Map app, with the faux-GPS capability.)
 
Once 1.1.3 is jailbraked, you can just copy the new apps from the /Applications folder, someone will upload them... patience.
 
Once 1.1.3 is jailbraked, you can just copy the new apps from the /Applications folder, someone will upload them... patience.


Once 1.1.3 is jailbroken, sure. (That's assuming it will be. It's entirely possible it won't be.)

That's why I asked; can we install the new Google app onto 1.1.2? I'm going to assume no.

Besides, it sounds like the apps need to be authorized per device (just like iTunes Store purchases... songs, videos and games) so I doubt it will be as easy as just copying them into /Applications.
 
Does the new Google Map application require 1.1.3?

Or can this great tip be used to install it on a jailbroken 1.1.2 iPod Touch that already has the other apps working well?

(It might be nice to get the updated Google Map app, with the faux-GPS capability.)

if you add applerepo.com to your installer sources you can install 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 versions of the apps on a jailbroken 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 ipod
 
if you add applerepo.com to your installer sources you can install 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 versions of the apps on a jailbroken 1.1.1 or 1.1.2 ipod

I am well aware of that, I have been running them since day #1 of my iPod touch ownership.

I am talking about not upgrading to 1.1.3, but possibly still being able to install the Google Maps 1.1.3 since that's the only one with an interesting update -- that of the faux-GPS ability.
 
Wow, id tell my friends who came to me with this to either eat ***** or buy it themselves. haha
 
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