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Does jail breaking a iPod Touch bad?
Yes .. Because you are allowing a virus into your iPod and it allows your iPod to be slow.
Will ios 4 ever be available on iPod touch first generation?
No, because the iPod touch 1st generation is incapable of running the software, so even if Apple did allow it, it would be very slow and make your iPod touch nearly useless.
Is it illegal to jailbreak your itouch?
No it is not illegal to jailbreak your iPod touch I did it once and I'm fine but do it right cuz it makes your iPod slow if you do it
Is an 8gb ipod touch 4g goind to be slow after jailbroken?
No. You will not see any performance difference.
Can you get the iphone O.S. 4 software for the 1st gen ipod touch?
The iPod touch cannot update past iOS 3. If it could, it would be really slow and give you anxiety anyway.
What is the generational differences between the Ipod touch For example there is a generation 1 2 3 and 4 of the iPod touch?
Ipod touch first generation is pretty slow, the higher generations have faster speed and are thinner than the first gen. The later generations of the ipod have more features. Ipod 4 has a camera also able to record video.
Why is it slow when you download apps on your ipod touch?
It is currently slow because it is Christmas and millions of people have new iPods/Phones/Pads for which they are downloading apps.
Why is my iPod Touch taking 3 days to update music library?
too many songs and a slow computer
What is slow motion?
slow motion is when you move slow like in movies.
Sex questions to ask a guy?
Better without words. Just looks, gestures and touch - a slow-motion ballet.
How many apps can you have on an 8g ipod touch?
Well, you can get up to 400-475 apps, but why would you want all those apps? You can slow down you iPod Touch very, very bad? In my case,I would stop at about 40-70 apps for better phone functionality.
Can you download desmume on an ipod touch?
Super SSHing and a few online tutorials wont be far off. Slow as shut even on computer though...
