Yes! I do have a solution. However, it involves VNC, and VNC is pretty slow.
1. First, download
Veencyfrom Cydia.
2. When it is installed, do what it asks you (respring, whatever) and download a VNC utility from your computer. I only know a Windows one, TightVNC.
3. Go into Settings>Wi-Fi from iPod/iPhone, and click the BLUE arrow of the selected network. Locate the section IP ADDRESS and write down the text (e.g. 192.168.2.7)
4. Go back to PC. Open the VNC software (in our case, TightVNC Viewer). Type in the IP ADDRESS then press enter. Tap Accept from iPhone and you're ready!
CLICK - tap
RIGHT CLICK - Home
MID CLICK - Lock
If you close the window, turn off device, etc, you will need to start from the last step. IP address is different for each connection. You can save connection details (if software supports it). Have fun!
