
Originally Posted by
nobbie
DeMo,
On your iPhone, touch the "Installer" icon. Up pops that list of applications. Within a few seconds, the screen will go dim and you'll see "Refreshing Sources" bar fill up and then a "Registering Packages" bar. After that, you'll either be back at the list of apps you can install. Or, if you've already installed any apps (Installer included), you'll see the "Update" page with apps that have updates available. This happens rather frequently as there are hundreds, if not thousands, of developers out there feverishly perfecting these awesome little apps for us.
I just usually go ahead and update everything.
To install apps, you simply select the one you want, and a page pops up with detailed info about that app with an "Install" button up top and a "More Info" button (usually) at the bottom. Choosing this "More Info" button takes you to Safari and a webpage with more detailed (not always, though!) info. Pressing the "Install" button installs the app on your phone.
The newly installed app then shows up on your iPhone's desktop.
Now, if you want to hold more apps than visible, you'll need to install "Launcher". Pressing this will pull up another page with all your installed apps.
If you want to show more than 14 apps on your window or you want to move icons around (I never use SMS, so why have it at the top??), install "rSBT" and you'll be able to bump the number of icons to the full 16 and move unused icons to the launcher page! Suh-wheet!
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