More than I care to remember, but I must say, I was intent on not jailbreaking my iphone this time around. I looked at all the pros and cons and thought I would just stick with a vanilla iphone, but day after day, that metallic grill of a dock kept nawing at me, calling my name "Yolanda Fuskalacheenie Hussein Miller III" and I would say to myself "Why thats not my name " but that didn't matter. Long story short, I jailbroke my phone again last night. It felt so good, like a crack head hitting the pipe good. Now I have this big void in my life and I don't know what to do Maybe I'll watch different strokes in spanish. "Hola, donde es la senora gigante, senior arnold"
yer since i got my iphone on release and i have probably done each firmware 3 times on average obviously now im doing it less as i know more about what i want from my iphone, id say about 20-30
I've jailbroken each of my phones (1st gen and 3G) a couple of times each. I was going to skip this release since there are no compelling improvements, but my phone is starting to do some funny things so I might have to go ahead and do it.
Those were the days.... when customize actually worked.
I also told myself I wasn't going to do this firmware but then Dev Team released the jailbreak and I was bored after Never Back Down ended earlier then I planned. So here we are. My phone is closer to Vanilla then any other jailbreak though. I dropped the theme and am now using only SBSettings and Status Notifier with Lock Screen Widget. Perfect.
Why would you want to restore 30+ times, let alone "break the record". Means you are doing something wrong. I'm guessing I've only done 10 or less on my iPhones.
Only once. I'm on 2.1 and am pretty happy with it. Each time an update comes out, I wait a few days to see what bugs are found. I have yet to find a need to restore and rejb yet.