
08-16-2008, 12:23 PM
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Green Apple
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Yes - Steve Jobs said in one of the firmware speeches that we would be able to have up to 9 homescreens of apps. That includes webclips, jailbroken apps, stock apps, and AppStore apps. This limit was removed with one of the early SummerBoard apps, but it was back with firmware version 1.1.3 or 1.1.4. There was also a limit of 80 apps in the /Applications folder (for jailbroken apps) that was removed with the last SummerBoard version on firmware 1.1.4, but I am not sure if that limit also applies to AppStore apps. I am all for more SpringBoard pages, but it would be great if Apple would provide or would allow a third-party to provide folder structures or some sort of stacks feature (as somebody has done for jailbroken iPhones) so that the applications can be categorized for those who wish to do so. Another app which is needed is one that relists all apps on the SpringBoards (AppStore and jailbroken, if possible) in alphabetical or another order so that we won't have to resort all of the apps after a restore. These types of things should be commonsensical. I'm not sure why Apple continues to lack creativity in these areas (as it has done by not creating and not permitting others to create a better SMS app, camera app, MMS app, video recording app, etc.). There isn't even a way to group people (personal, business, etc) on the phone! I just don't get why certain decisions were made to omit such basic features. I love the phone, but I wish that some reporter would ask Apple all of these questions to get an answer. It's unbelievable!
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