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    • iOS 4.0: 8GB 2nd gen iPodTouch, can you do wallpapers?

    Discussion in 'Off-Topic Lounge' started by alexl26, Jun 23, 2010.

    1. alexl26

      alexl26 Member

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      #1 alexl26, Jun 23, 2010
      so on an eight gig 2nd gen ipod touch, can you do wallpapers? i have heard you can and cant. and im not sure how to do it.
       
    2. The prez 12521

      The prez 12521 Well-Known Member

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      #2 The prez 12521, Jun 23, 2010
      Not yet. But if u wait for a jailbreak then yes. But ATM no
       
    3. alexl26

      alexl26 Member

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      #3 alexl26, Jun 23, 2010
      damn. i dont want to jailbreak. think apple will update it in the future?
       
    4. SJP99

      SJP99 Well-Known Member

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      #4 SJP99, Jun 23, 2010
      nope...takes up a bit to much ram for apple...wait for jailbreak and you'll get alot more...themes that change lot more things(icons, battery)
       
    5. heman

      heman Well-Known Member

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      #5 heman, Jun 23, 2010
      one word GAY
       
    6. SkyMuffin

      SkyMuffin Well-Known Member

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      #6 SkyMuffin, Jun 23, 2010
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      Vinyl Darhma Well-Known Member

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      #7 Vinyl Darhma, Jun 23, 2010
    8. tsharpfilm

      tsharpfilm Well-Known Member

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      #8 tsharpfilm, Jun 23, 2010
      When I was "jailbroken", I used an app called Winterboard to customize my themes and wallpaper. It's a very nice program, but on 1st and 2nd generation devices, it's a SERIOUS battery drainer.
       

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