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Last Monday Apple’s Steve Jobs unveiled the the iPhone 4 and iOS 4 during the Worldwide Developer’s Conference (or WWDC). It is expected to be release on the third week of June 2010. Jobs highlighted the iOS 4 major features during the conference which includes the following:
Multi-tasking
- iOS 4 will ensure that multitasking doesn’t hamper the performance or battery life.
- Now you can play audio continuously even while surfing the web, playing games and more.
- VoIP can be used even better enabling users to receive VoIP calls and conversations while using another app. Users can even receive the calls when their phones are locked in their pockets.
- New navigation apps can guide users who are listening to their iPods or using other apps. iOS 4 also offers battery efficient way to monitor location on the move.
- Users can receive notifications from remote servers even when the app isn’t running.
- Users can now schedule events and alarms in the background, it doesn’t require any servers.
- All developers should be able to take advantage of the fast app switching feature, which will allow them to leave an app and come right back to where they had left.
Folders
Organize apps into folders with drag-and-drop simplicity. Get faster access to your favorites and browse and manage up to 2160 apps.
iBooks
More than a great ebook reader, it’s also an amazing place to browse and shop for books, day or night
Home Screen Wallpaper
Change the background wallpaper on your Home screen.
Gift Apps
Give your friends apps from the App Store.
Spellcheck
A built-in spellchecker works in Mail, Notes, and other apps.
There are more features the iOS 4 can offer but these are the major features that stands out
Apple has not officially released the iPhone 4th Generation but the folks from Gizmodo.com was able to get their hands on the the device and posted their review about the iPhone 4G .
Steve Jobs unveiled a new iPhone operating system–iPhone OS 4.0–at an Apple event in Cupertino.
Among other features, the forthcoming iPhone OS will include multitasking, a new mobile advertising platform (iAd), enterprise features, Apple’s iBooks app, and more.
When (and on what gadgets) will iPhone OS 4.0 be available? According to Apple, it will be making the updates available to all iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad models, although some features will only be available on the more advanced models–for example, while iPhone 3GS users will be able to enjoy the full array of upgrades, iPhone 3G users won’t have access to the multitasking function. The new software should be released later this summer for the iPhone and iPod touch. It will also be coming to the iPad this fall. Generally, Apple makes such updates available for free as a download.
Check out some of the key features that will be offered with the next generation of iPhone software in the slideshow.
For those who missed the the unveiling of the new Apple product officially called “iPad” during the Apple Keynote.
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The iSlate, also referred to as the Apple Tablet or iPad, is a rumored upcoming tablet computing device product from Apple Inc.
As of new there are not much info about this wonderful product but Apple has released the final look of the product.
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Just when people are settling in to iPhone 3G S, Apple has previewed the upcoming iPhone 4G.
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iPhone 4G Features
• Titanium and Glass.
• OLED screen
• 3G
• GPS
• Front camera for iChat
• Removable battery
• 3.2 Megapixel camera
• Video
• 32 GB
The tentative release of the iPhone 4G will be around Mid 2010.
Today, Apple has unvieled the much anticipated uprade to iPhone 3G which is the iPhone 3GS.
The new iPhone is significantly faster than the current model. That’s what the “S” really stands for, “Speed” one which applications will now run at least 2 times faster than its predecessor.
Other key improvements in this new iPhone are: a nicer 3 megapixel camera, that can finally do auto-focus and voice control.
Your can read more about the iPhone 3GS over at Techcrunch.com