Jailbroken once again, and using Louie Mantia’s Blueprint Neue wallpaper. I’d be happier if I could do something about the dock—I’d rather have my icons floating in space—but I haven’t found a single invisible dock mod yet that works with iOS5. So for now I’ve contented myself with removing the app labels and page dots. There’s also a no-gloss fix for non-precomposited apps, but I’m not convinced it’s working.

Despite the lack of labels, I have the habit of keeping my apps in alphabetical order. Don’t let that fool you, though; I’m pretty picky about what’s pretty (and functional) enough to make it onto my homescreen. From the top left:

• Cloud2Go, mostly for uploading, but sometimes for retrieving previous uploads
• Daily Deeds, which I have been exceedingly lax about paying attention to recently
• Day One, for journaling on the go
• Delibar, for accessing (and adding) my bookmarks while mobile
• Elements, for Markdown-supporting notes and text documents
• Groceries, for the obvious reason
• Instapaper, which may be replaced with Readability if it’s approved
• Outside, for a quick sense of the weather outside
• Path, as a great alternative to Foursquare and Gowalla for my closest friends
• Quotebook, to capture brief, insightful passages
• Reeder, which requires only a serif font option to replace both Instapaper and Readability
• Shotz, a great Dribble client with a recently updated icon
• Stamped, because I’m an egomaniac who likes telling people what’s good
• Twitterrific, because it’s the best Twitter client out there, bar none
• Wikipanion+, only because Articles for iPad currently lacks in-article search and I like app consistency across my devices
• Zootool, for saving and accessing inspirational media while I’m out and about

In the dock, Chirpy joins Messages as a quick, push-capable way of sending direct messages. Safari and Mail round out the dock as apps I always want accessible.