Apple today along with new notebooks unveiled iOS 6 – the operating system which powers your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Apple TV just got updated! iOS 6 is available starting today for Apple developers, will roll out as a free update for all iOS device owners starting July. iOS 6 has about 200 new features, some very innovative and detailed; and some are those which were missing till now! Read on to have a detailed walk through iOS 6. Read more
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Apple announces iOS 6, coming this fall!
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Hands-On at CTIA in HD
Having a Galaxy Tab in more than one flavor may actually turn out to be a good idea. Samsung recently announced the 10.1 version of the Galaxy Tab at the MWC, but now Fommy gets to try out the device up close and personal at CTIA 2011. The feature-rich tablet has a 10.1" (WXGA TFT LCD) display with crystal clear 1280 x 800 resolution.
It also includes dual surround-sound speakers to immerse you in media content straight from your device. Another addition is the 8 megapixel (Most powerful at the moment) and a 2 megapixel front-facing camera for video chat. It looks like a higher resolution screen and camera from the Galaxy Tab series may give Apple some serious competition.
Apple iPhone – new rules and new hardware news
Well a few bits of interesting news surfaced from Apple recently regarding both applications, software, and hardware. First of all, if you are an iPhone application developer, you need to make sure your applications are compatible with the upcoming 3.0 version of the operating system. If the applications you submit are not, they will be rejected, and eventually if your old applications aren’t modified to work with 3.0 (most applications will not need to be modified), they will be pulled from the store, so you might want to get cracking and check both new and old applications if you make your living doing that kind of thing.
WWDC09 Gets Official
Apple has official opened the proverbial gate for the 2009 WWDC (WorldWide Developers Confrence). The confrence will take place from June 8-12 as the typical place, the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Tickets are available now, and have a price of $1295 until April 24, at which time it will increase by another $300; so tardiness is punished… severely.
Regardless of the hefty price tag, expect a lot of great news from this event, possibly even the unveiling of a new device (or even (s)). So look forward to June Apple fans!
-More at the Apple Developer Site
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