Today, Apple released iPhone SDK 3.2 beta 2 which comes with a few visible improvements. The iPad simulator now features the Safari.app, Mail.app – which is hidden – , video and audio playback.
Today, Apple released iPhone SDK 3.2 beta 2 which comes with a few visible improvements. The iPad simulator now features the Safari.app, Mail.app – which is hidden – , video and audio playback.
A set of folders was found in the OS 3.2 platform simulator, folders that are supposed to be dedicated to specific models of iPhone OS devices.
A set of folders was found in the OS 3.2 platform simulator, folders that are supposed to be dedicated to specific models of iPhone OS devices.
One of those folders are entitled N89, which is suppose to be the codename of the iPhone 4G, and one of the folder is entitled K48 which is suppose to be the codename for the iPad. With today’s Apple release of firmware 3.1.3 they also included the N80 model which is supposedly be the codename of the iTouch 4G. Previous iPhone codenames: M68, N82, and N88.
[via Engadget]
igging deeper we found that the iPad can possible feature voice commands. As you can see in the screenshot above, there is a plugin implemented in the SDK called “VoiceDial” .
We told you that Apple released the iPhone SDK 3.2 beta that features the iPad simulator and we did a demo video of the iPad Simulator. Yes, Apple presented us yesterday, the much anticipated tablet. Sadly because the expectations were too high ( damnn you thousands of rumors ) and (we strongly believe that) Apple just did a preview of the tablet ( tablet is clearly built for OS 4.0 and it not the tablet we’ve seen yesterday) too many people are disappointed. So , it’s only natural that we search for the tablet “Atlantis”.
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At the moment there is not much to work with besides a stripped down version of Settings.app and Contacts.
We told you that Apple released iPhone SDK 3.2 beta which includes the iPad Simulator, an excellent tool that is allowing developers to create and test applications for the new Apple tablet.
At the moment there is not much to work with besides a stripped down version of Settings.app and Contacts. It seems that other stock apps are hidden in the code, but you can’t access at this time – or there is not an easy way to access them. Because if you simulate an app, depending on your app, you can save photos to camera roll and access them from the camera roll, but there is no app on the Springboard. We also told you that , even though, the iPad lacks a camera, it seems that there is a built in feature for a future update or 3rd party cams.
It seems that even though, the iPad is lacking a camera, the interface for such a device is implemented in the SDK.
We told you that iPhone SDK 3.2 is already available and it features a iPad simulator. We just got contacted by our good friend Casey, who sent us some interesting screenshots. It seems that even though, the iPad is lacking a camera, the interface for such a device is implemented in the SDK.
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