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Two months ago I wrote that jailbreak on iOS 4 still had its importance, but when JailbreakMe came out earlier this month I was very disappointed that the iPhone 4 wasn’t really supported. Sure, I could jailbreak my iPhone and install Cydia – but what for? Tweaks and apps weren’t updated for the Retina Display and new device, there was the possbility to break FaceTime and MMS and, overall, it seemed like JailbreakMe for the iPhone 4 was released just for the sake of it.
Fast forward 20 days, and I can’t imagine having a un-jailbroken iPhone 4 anymore. What happened?Updated apps happened. It was a matter of a week before developers started releasing updates for their Cydia products, and as I saw the updates going live I wondered how much I had to wait before actually jailbreaking the phone. FaceTime on 3G convinced me: My3G allowed me to use FaceTime anywhere, just like normal phone calls on my carrier. I don’t know if this would be possible in the US with AT&T, but I can say that call quality under Three’s network is impressive: when I have 5 bars, it looks and sounds just like FaceTime on wifi. I eventually replaced My3G with 3G Unrestrictor, but the result is the same. FaceTime Anywhere (somebody please file a trademark for this) convinced me to give Cydia on the iPhone 4 another try.