Update: 04/04/2011 -

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Why Jailbreak the iPad?

The ability to tether your iPhone to your laptop is one of the most popular reasons why people people jailbreak. However, on the iPad, you either have Wi-Fi only or you have 3G built in. Would you really need to tether your iPad to your notebook computer? Probably not. If you’re carrying the iPad around, you probably left the notebook at home.

Another favorite among jailbreakers is an application called Winterboard. This theming app lets you redesign your iPhone’s UI from icons to the background and even the battery icon and the “side to unlock” bar itself. On the iPad, though, users can now use any image as the iPad’s background image instead of just on the lock screen as is done on the iPhone. While the iPad feature is obviously still much more limited in functionality, it will likely placate some of those who feel the need for just a tad more customization than is available on the iPhone itself.

Similarly, many of the jailbreaking apps that let you perform or tweak phone-related functions will no longer be necessary since the iPad is not a phone. Same goes for the camera apps – the iPad doesn’t have one of those either. And Flash? Well, more and more sites are adopting HTML5 technology and with this, videos can be rendered plug-in free, just in time for iPad web surfers to enjoy.

So although there may end up being plenty of reasons to jailbreak the iPad, there will be – at least at launch time – far fewer reasons than on the iPad’s sister devices like the iPhone and iPod Touch. But we wouldn’t be surprised to see an ecosystem of rejected but still incredible and useful apps spring up over time. If there’s ever an unfilled niche the iPad doesn’t address, there will almost certainly be “an app for that.” You just might not be able to get it at the iTunes Store.