Apple just sent an invite “for a sneak peek of the next generation of iPhone OS software” on April 8 ( 3 days from now ) at 10AM Pacific.
According to Gizmodo, Apple just sent an invite “for a sneak peek of the next generation of iPhone OS software” on April 8 ( 3 days from now ) at 10AM Pacific. They should release the first beta for developers in the same day, and as usual, we will get a first look at iPhone OS 4.0 . We don’t have any further details right now, but we will keep you updated. Stay tuned…
You’d think that il capo di tutti capi, the don dada, Steve Jobs would be rocking the latest and greatest iPhone OS 4.0. But why would he? He needs to unlock, because AT&T sucks in Palo Alto where he lives.
You’d think that il capo di tutti capi, the don dada, Steve Jobs would be rocking the latest and greatest iPhone OS 4.0. But why would he? He needs to unlock, because AT&T sucks in Palo Alto where he lives.
Continue reading “Steve Jobs Unlocks His iPhone. He Hates AT&T And Rocks FW 3.1.2”
we will be able to rotate, crop and select a portion of any image. This is not that big of a deal, since there are tons of apps that let you do that , but it is definitely nice that you will be able to do everything in one place ( photos.app ). All in all, the new OS sounds promising
So, first of all, everybody is confused about the next major OS update. It will be 3.2 or 4.0? Well, we think that 3.2 will be the iPad OS, and 4.0 will be for the iPhone.
In the new SDK it was found support for a front facing camera, camera flash, zooming and video conferencing. In addition to that 9to5Mac found some clues related to basic tools that will let you edit photos directly on your device.
Continue reading “Photo Management Coming Into Future Versions Of iPhone OS”
This is not a surprise, because it is expected that Apple will release a new iPhone at WWDC 2010 , and every new iPhone model needs a new OS version.
A couple of weeks ago we told you that iPhone firmware 3.1.3 can be released any day now and FW 4.0 is on its way. That was based on a screenshot posted by the guys at BGR, with no extra info. Today , MacRumors, posted an analytics screenshot from Pinch Media which clearly indicates that FW 4.0 is being used already.
This is not a surprise, because it is expected that Apple will release a new iPhone at WWDC 2010 , and every new iPhone model needs a new OS version. The interesting thing is to see that people are still using FW 2.2.1…
