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Finally me and good ‘ol Scobe can agree on something.  It seems like Apple is caught in a real pickle.  They don’t want 3rd party apps being installed on the iPhone.  Probably so it doesn’t degrade the quality of the product for the first couple of years.  But the public in general has circumvented the protections and hacked the phone any way possible.  So as this has become extremely popular, Apple has created a little group of Frankenstein iPhones running around that may break when Apple updates their own iPhone software.  And after this first major update, it looks like alot of phones are breaking.  So Apple better get on the schtick and release som kind of way of modding the iPhone and installing third party apps cause they’re really going to start indirectly creating alot of disappointed customers.

 BTW, did anyone notice Apple is using Dojo now on Apple.com?  Are they crazy?  I hope someone told them that the latest version breaks on Safari 3.  Good thing they’re using .4