Comments on: My Book! http://jasonchen.net/2008/02/05/my-book/ Jason Chen Wed, 20 Jan 2010 16:31:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: tom barnfield http://jasonchen.net/2008/02/05/my-book/comment-page-1/#comment-4131 tom barnfield Sun, 12 Oct 2008 20:41:30 +0000 http://jasonchen.net/2008/02/05/my-book/#comment-4131 Just bought your book! It rocks! My mate gave me his old iPhone when his company bought him the latest 3G one. Having little time, I chose it over the other two iPhone books available because of the bullet-point description on the back which lead me towards the wonderful goodies contained in the Hack section. thanks for putting in the efort to make it so thouroughly useful. I know books like this often get re-editioned and updated so perhaps I should do more than gush praise and say something useful. Now I've read it I'm still uncertain about the difference between Jaibreaking and Unlocking, unsure whether to choose AppTapp or iFuntastic (and just how mutually exclusive they are) and unsure what my phone's had done to it anyway! :) The Index could be more comprehensive but then just about every really good techincal book in the UK seems to have skimpy indexing anyway. Seriously, good job Jason. Cheers. Just bought your book! It rocks! My mate gave me his old iPhone when his company bought him the latest 3G one. Having little time, I chose it over the other two iPhone books available because of the bullet-point description on the back which lead me towards the wonderful goodies contained in the Hack section.
thanks for putting in the efort to make it so thouroughly useful. I know books like this often get re-editioned and updated so perhaps I should do more than gush praise and say something useful. Now I’ve read it I’m still uncertain about the difference between Jaibreaking and Unlocking, unsure whether to choose AppTapp or iFuntastic (and just how mutually exclusive they are) and unsure what my phone’s had done to it anyway! :) The Index could be more comprehensive but then just about every really good techincal book in the UK seems to have skimpy indexing anyway. Seriously, good job Jason. Cheers.

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