While searching for the updates in iTunes, MacRumors reader stumbled that, it eludes an Automatic Download feature that allows for wireless syncing. Apple also went out and said that if your device has Automatic Download enabled for apps makes us wonder what else we will soon be able to update over the air. The Apple has since pulled the tattletale page in iTunes, but MacRumors grabbed a screenshot while it was still live.
Apple itself has confirmed the name; the Apple Insider has snapped some early pictures at Moscone Center that reveal the iCloud logo / icon. Its a Cloud. Hit on the source link to look at more images
The iPad dock is made by Quabis Reed Ghazala, a very particular old screwball who is been blurring the lines between circuitry, music and art since the Summer of Love. His latest invention is all about getting pro-grade sound connections in and out of an iPad 2. It include a Macally aluminium iPad stand and a 30-pin PodBreakout board. Dont forget to look at the video
This has been available on iPad since it has been launched, and now Apple finally brought its iWork of productivity apps to the iPhone and iPod Touch. It includes Keynote, Pages, and Numbers; they are now the Universal apps that run the same $9.99 as their iPad predecessors. The current users can upgrade for free. For more details read the press release
Opera released the version 6.0 of its Mini Mobile Browser, which has support for all iOS devices, including iPad, and iPad2, and a specific shortcut for iPhone 4 retina display. The design of the web browser is freshened up with a new look and feel; the social networking function let you blast URLs into Twitter and Facebook directly from the app. It includes the ability to load tabs in background and improves support for non-Latin alphabets like Arabic and Chinese. For more details read the press release, dont forget to look at the video. Hit on the source link for your free download of Opera Mini 6.0.
In MeeGo Conference San Francisco, the newly noted device is i-Buddie Oak Trail Tablet. Its a 10-inch tablet made by i-Buddie and built on Intels recent Oak Trail architecture. It is running MeeGo, but we cannot able to connect it with internet missing one is Wi-Fi drivers, according to Intel Rep told us to snatch the tablet from our eager paws.
i3D is a new app can create glasses-free 3D display on iDevices, using a technology called HCP (Head Coupled Perspective). Developed from Engineering Human-Computer Interaction (ECHI) Research Group, HCP uses front facing camera to track movements of users head, allows the app to adjust the display. The result is a monocular 3D screen that creates the illusion of looking into a box. i3D is now available for free in iTunes Store and runs on iPad2, iPhone4 and fourth generation iPod Touch. Dont forget to our video comparison of both iOS and Ice Cream Sandwich 3D generators.
Verizon iPhone users are looking for Mophie battery boost had some options lugging around PowerStation plug-in, setting for measly 1500mAh battery, slipping into Juice Pack Plus. Now Mophie Juice Pack Plus announces its own 2000mAh battery and its compatible with both carriers, giving users up to eight more hours of 3G talk time and few extra millimeters of thickness for around $100. The charging case is available on many colors black, cyan, magenta, yellow, and a limited edition purple. For more details read the press release
Apple is no stronger in speech recognition, but it looks like it may have enlisted some outside help from OS X, Lion. Netputing reports that some of the text to speech voice capabilities available in the developer preview of Lion just so happen to match the voices from Nuance suggests a partnership or licensing agreement as it costs $45 from Nuance. Apple has recently filed a patent application that brings fairly extensive new speech recognition to iPhone. It would let you to have a phone call converted to text or some text converted to voice on other end. The application notes comes in handy both in noisy environments and in situations where you simply are not able to talk. Click on the source link to see how it works.
The Third Rail System includes an iPhone 4 slim case for $90, it always surrounds your device and a 1250mAh battery that you can slide into place whenever you need a boost. The removable batteries can charge other devices over micro USB, it can be stacked up to four deep for charging multiple gadgets at once. It is also designed to be compatible with future cases, is good solution for upgrading your iPhone. For more details read the press release
The Conde Nast is starting this week with The New Yorker; digital versions will be available for free to current print edition subscribers. For new subscribers its $5.99 per month or $59.99 a year, it gets you 47 issues. Seven other magazines from the publisher are coming by end of this month. For more details read the press release.
Etons preparing for its shipping of Soulra XL, the solar powered iPod Boombox known as Soulra 2. It features a set of 8 speakers get pretty loud, and Eton claims it charges twice as fast as it predecessor, got a good mono-crystal solar panel, and lasts five hours on a charge. It costs only $300 and for your pre-order click on the source link.
Amazon Cloud Player has been releasing a new feature out support for iOS devices, which it doesnt have on day one. You can now run cloud player on iOS devices without a hitch. The interface of cloud player is almost the same one as your computer browser. It works flawlessly with multitasking controls in iOS; the usual forward/pause/volume options are available. But there is one bump in this: Safari prohibits you from doing drag and drops, it adds a couple of extra steps to process of adding songs to your playlists. Dont forget to look at the images of cloud player in iOS.
The Indian Mobile operators Aircel and Airtel promised to introduce Apple iPhone 4 in coming months for India. As the recent rumor in concerned iPhone 4 on both black and white colour will be releasing on May 12th. Airtel has started registration for iPhone4, for registering click on the source link. Important information is the device is limited to only GSM handsets and no word about CDMA version of iPhone 4.
The Apple iPad2 finally hits the ColorWare config tool; you can now play around with that palette and make something just as hideous as we have here. You can even add the thing to your cart, hand over $910 for the base 16GB WiFi config and wait about 4 weeks for your creation to arrive in the mail. You can also pick up a pair of limited edition of chrome beats. Dont forget to look at the video, for your orders click on the source link.
The BGR is now reporting that the update is coming within the next two weeks, or possibly sooner. The site says that it is actually been sent an early version of iOS update, and that it does indeed no longer backup the location database to iTunes the size of the database is also said to be reduced, and its apparently deleted altogether when Location Services are turned off. The update includes some further battery life improvements as well, it also notes that it hasnt actually tried it out just yet it is promising additional details though.
The iPad2 lands in India after a month just over US launch. Its getting launched in 12 countries along with India. It will be launched on April 28th on Japan and April 29th on other 12 countries, including India, Hong Kong, Israel, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Turkey, and UAE. China is also expected to get its iPad2 on May 6th. The iPad2 was starting at a base price of Rs.29, 500 and goes up to Rs.46, 900. The prices and according models are shown below.
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