Tapped on App Store and what did I see? Updates for Tweetie, Loopt, Foursquare, and Flickr — and a couple of those say iPhone OS 3.2 (aka iPad) right there in the What’s New listing. (Yeah, that doesn’t mean 3.2 is coming to the iPhone or these are 1024
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Apple plans to offer a “full-on solution” for multitasking in version 4.0 of the iPhone OS, according to AppleInsider.
TUAW played hero today, riding to the rescue of would-be iPad pre-orderers everywhere with firm news from Apple PR of just when exactly those iPad pre-orders would start: “Customers can pre-order online at apple.com at 5:30am Pacific time on Friday, March 12.” So that’s 5:30am PT, 8:30am ET, 1:30pm GT. Of course, the Apple Online Store might go down first, and who knows what delays might spring up between now and then, but for what it’s worth that’s currently go time. So now the question remains: who’s placing an order?! Apple iPad Orders Start Tomorrow 5:30am PT, 8:30am ET, 1:30pm GT is a story by TiPb . This feed is sponsored by The iPhone Blog Store . TiPb - The #1 iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Blog
It used to be that jailbreaking your iPhone was a long, involved process , but worth it for the freedom . We’ve reached a new age, though, where emancipating your phone is as simple as plugging in an iDongle. Liberty! The iDongle won’t unlock your iPhone directly, but it does allow you to jailbreak a fresh factory unit or, just as importantly, reboot a jailbroken phone on the go. The good news: as you can see in the video below, it’s an incredibly easy hack. The bad news: it’s currently only for 3.1.2 iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 2G/3G.
In a somewhat surprising move today, wireless carrier O2 Ireland announced that its customers would be able to unlock Apple’s iPhone.
We are hearing today that Apple are working on their latest iPhone OS numbered 4.0. The new OS still has a way to go before being launched, but it seems like.
Are you one of those people who collects stuff ? Not material items, but little tiny scraps of information, be they photos, places, products, text snippets, ideas, or plans? Then maybe, maybe , you should try Springpad. Springpad is a free iPhone app in the vein of Evernote , except with a broader scope. You can dump just about anything you encounter in here: photos are easily snapped and categorized; barcodes are scanned and filed; restaurants and stores are identified by manual or geo-based search; notes are pecked and saved; every input field, nearly, is augmented by a “search” option; and all your material syncs to the service’s desktop web interface. Since the app’s promise—to make collecting and organizing little scraps of information super-easy—is so appealing, it’s disappointing to find some interface awkwardness here; there’s never anything missing, really, but you often find yourself pausing to look for the next command longer than you should have to
More clues are being discovered in hardware and software leading to speculation that the iPad can support a front-facing iSight camera.
As the iPhone OS ramps up to accommodate the upcoming iPad release, many are hoping for last-minute surprises, including a camera for every iPad. According to 9to5Mac, however, beta 4 of iPhone OS 3.2 isn’t exciting so far.
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