By Esther GauldPublished:03 August 2009 3:59 PM BSTPosted in: GuidesTags:Apple, applications, apps, bricked iPhone, bricked iPod, Cydia, firmware, geek guides, how to, Icy, iPhone, iPhone 3GS, iPhone Books, iPhysics, iPod Touch, iPod Touch 2G, iPod Touch 3G, iTunes 8.2, jailbreaking, Redsn0w, Redsnow 0.8, SkySMS, Twinkle, unbrick, wiki2touchComments [2]Digg it!FacebookEdit Post Contrary to the impression Apple tries to give out, it is not illegal to jailbreak your iPod or iPhone.  If you were

I don’t know about you, but I’ve been in several situations (re-wiring or adding components to my Audio-Video system, same with my cobra’s nest of computers and cables and peripherals) on an annual basis, where I really needed illumination and holding or positioning a flashlight at the same time I was doing something else wasn’t an option.  If I were handier (or handy at all) with home repairs, I imagine that there would be a whole other realm of uses for this; but, since the only useful things I can do are related to building or fixing tech stuff, I tend to focus on what I know.

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