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Apple Seeds New GM Build of iOS 4.2 for iPad

rorypiper — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 03:40:06 +0000

So, you may have heard that there have been some WiFi issues with the latest build of iOS 4.2 on the iPad. Well, Apple has quietly responded, by releasing a new build of iOS 4.2 for iPad. It, apparently, fixes these issues.

So, this means we have to wait just a bit longer for iOS 4.2 to go public, but we’re better off, if this serious bug gets worked out. iOS 4.2 isn’t really a big deal for iPhone and iPod Touch, but it brings Folders, Multitasking and more IOS4 features to the iPad, for the first time.

Apple Releases New iPad Commercial – iPad Is Electric [Video]

Dusty — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 13:07:54 +0000

Apple has released its latest iPad commercial upon the world called “iPad is Electric”.

From watching movies on its brilliant 9.7 inch screen to plugging in your guitar and jamming out, iPad can be just about anything. Go to apple.com/iPad to learn more.

iOS 4.2 GM Released To Developers. Public Release Soon!

Dusty — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 04:46:29 +0000

Apple is now allowing access to Xcode and iOS 4.2 SDK GM Seed, build 10M2423, and firmware build 8C134. Registered developers can head over to the Apple iPhone Dev Center to download. The final version of iOS 4.2 is expected to be available sometime this November.

WARNING: If you jailbreak/unlock your iPhone, DO NOT UPDATE right away. iOS 4.2 cannot be jailbroken properly yet, and the baseband that comes with it cannot be unlocked yet. Just be patient, and wait for the tools to be updated. The iPhone Dev Team will have an update for us, shortly after iOS 4.2 is public, and then we’ll know where we stand.

As always, make sure you back up your iDevices SHSH blobs! Follow the guide below using TinyUmbrella:

How To: Save Your SHSH Blobs with Tiny Umbrella v4.1.2

Is This The Next iPad?

Dusty — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 01:00:09 +0000

Apple decides to take over the world with its products and it succeeds. What now? Well… let’s just say they know how to blow our minds with whatever new device they make.

Earlier this year, Apple released the iPad. Some people said its just a bigger iPhone, it’s a useless device, it dropped notebooks sales by half, and of course there are some who worship Steve Jobs for this epic device.

The iPad changed “the way we use the internet”, and we know Apple creates newer and better models of all their devices each year. What’s the next iPad going to look like? What’s it called? What new features would it hold? How would it benefit our lives? WHAT IS THE NEXT iPAD?

Joy Studios let us in on what they think is the next version of the iPAD.

CAMERA: It has two cameras, one at the back and one at the front. The back camera may have 5 megapixels or more to compete with other tablets such as Samsung Galaxy S and Black Berry Playbook. The front camera may have 2.0 or 3.2 megapixel camera with FaceTime support, as the new iPod Touch.

DESIGN: It may resemble the iPhone 4 or may have a completely new design that we’ve never seen before. It may be thin and little lighter since Steve Jobs appreciates “big things in small packages.”

BUTTONS: The next iPad may NOT have a home button on the bottom because a few days ago, Apple signed up for a patent that would allow users to use devices with the touch of their fingers. This technology would only work with the human finger and nothing else. So if you keep your iPad in a case or bag, there would be nothing to worry about as ur iPad would only respond to the touch of your skin. Is this possible? HEY! This is Apple we’re talking about.

SIZE: Since the iPad was released to the general public, rumors surfaced on the internet about a Mini iPad that’s smaller than the current iPad, but bigger than the iPhone. This may be to compete with Samsung Galaxy S as it can be held with one palm and not the other hand.

DOCK: Earlier this month, rumors surfaced on the internet that the iPad would have two charging docks, one for landscape and one for portrait orientation. According to the sources of “ENGADGET”, this was a design created but was later rejected, so this may not happen after all.

USB PORTS: It’s a shame that the iPad currently doesn’t support USB slots as this would be really useful for transferring data between the iPad and other devices. But with iPad 2, this may be possible. The market demands to have everything in one device. Basically everyone wants to replace their laptops with iPads, but due to iPads lack of compatibility, people can’t replace their good ol’ laptops. With USB ports, this may finally be a reality.

DISPLAY: Seems like Apple is in love with the Retina Display in the iPhone 4, so it included that into the iPod Touch 4G. But would they add it to the iPad? This is Apple we’re talking about and they can do pretty much whatever they want. In my opinion, this would greatly affect the battery life as Retina Display requires more power.

BATTERY: The battery life would definitely increase as with the advancement of technology, more things are possible now. We saw this on the iPhone 4 as Apple increased the battery size as well as the duration it would hold.

GYROSCOPE: Yes, iPad 2 may have the gyroscope that’s present in iPhone 4. This would greatly benefit users who play a lot of games on their iPads.

MEMORY: According to some leaked information provided by “ENGADGET”, the iPad 2 would come in 128 GB models too. Personally I think that there would be 3 models: 32 GB, 64 GB and 128 GB. I also think that Apple would discard the 16GB models because come on, iPad with 16 GB? That’s yesterdays news.

RAM: iPad currently has 256 MB ram which is really less for a device like that. Apple would most probably increase the RAM from 256 to 512 MB or even more. Who knows what Mr. Jobs has in mind.

PRICE: With all the new features we think the next iPad would hold, the price would definitely increase. I mean come on, Steve Jobs certainly doesn’t want to get bankrupt, now does he.

AVAILABILITY: New rumors have surface the internet that iPad 2 would be released before Christmas. In my opinion, this cannot happen as the white iPhone is already delayed to later this year. Releasing both the white iPhone and iPad 2 together would be a stupid move for Apple, and it hasn’t even been a year since iPads release. So you can expect iPad 2 to be released sometime in the first half of 2011.

OVERVIEW: Whenever something new is created, it always has bugs and needs to be fixed and improved. Take the first iPhone for example. The iPhone has been perfected over the years to match the users requirements. Similarly, the first iPad is just a test. The next version would definitely be a really different technology and would be something to talk about. The next iPad would most probably be nothing like anything we’ve seen before, it’s going to change everything,”all over again.”

Leave us your thoughts and comments below.

Thanks to: Engadget, Patently Apple, Gizmodo and Recombu for the pictures and information.

Introducing www.iJailbreak.com, again.

rorypiper — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 23:46:57 +0000

So, you may have noticed some changes around here. The past week has been incredibly busy for us! A little while ago, we decided to change the way we do things, and what we write about. We love reporting on Apple news, rumours, and stuff, but our hearts are in the jailbreak community. We decided to split things up and open a new site dedicated to jailbreaking.

The problem was, we didn’t want to just start from scratch. We looked around for a domain that suited us, and that was easily recognizable as a place to learn about the jailbreak community. In searching for a new domain, we stumbled upon www.iJailbreak.com. Those of you who have been around for a while will remember this as one of the early jailbreak blogs, from Chronic Dev Team member AriX. After some discussions, we were able to acquire the domain from him, and we have just redesigned and re-launched the site.

So, what does this mean for iEvolution? It will still be here, don’t worry, but our focus here will be more on Apple news, Apple rumours, product, and app reviews; things we have brought you all along. The change will be that, all news on jailbreaking and unlocking will now be posted over at www.iJailbreak.com. Hope to see you there!

We also have a new Twitter account: @iJailbreak, and a new Facebook page.

Please come visit the new site, and let everyone know, www.iJailbreak.com is the place you need to go, if you want to know about jailbreaking your iDevice.

Apple’s Remote App Updated – Bug Fixes and Stability Enhancements

Dusty — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 15:03:18 +0000

Apple has updated it’s Remote application for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, bringing fixes for a number of bugs and includes performance and stability enhancements.

New in version 2.0.1:

Includes stability and performance improvements.
Improves performance using Remote on an iPhone when Bluetooth is enabled.
Addresses a problem browsing artists with a large number of albums.
Addresses some issues waking up computers when using Home Sharing.
Addresses some issues with connecting to an iTunes library or Apple TV when using Home Sharing or a Passcode.
Addresses some issues with connecting to a Wi-Fi network.

Description:

Control iTunes and Apple TV using your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad over your Wi-Fi network. Choose playlists, songs, and albums as if you were right in front of your computer or Apple TV. From anywhere in your home change a song, pick a playlist or browse through your entire library. With a flick of your finger, you can even control every aspect of the Apple TV user interface. Use your device’s QWERTY keyboard to quickly tap out the title instead of clicking letters on the Apple TV screen. Then keep tapping to play, fast forward, rewind, and pause to your finger’s content. Remote has been fully optimized to take advantage of the large screen real estate of the iPad as well as the spectacular Retina display in the iPhone 4, and new iPod touch.

Features:

Control iTunes and Apple TV, from anywhere in your home
Pause, rewind, fast forward, shuffle, and adjust the volume from your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad
View album, movie, and TV show artwork
Create and update Genius playlists
Create and edit playlists in iTunes
Search your entire iTunes library
Control iTunes to send music to AirPlay speakers
Control the volume on each speaker independently
Control Apple TV with simple finger gestures
Enter text with the keyboard
Even control Shared Libraries on iTunes and the new Apple TV

Apple Releases iOS 4.2 beta3 to Developers

rorypiper — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 00:17:40 +0000

Earlier today, Apple released iOS 4.2, beta 3, and the SDK to go along with it, to developers. iOS 4.2 is available for the iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 4th gen, iPod Touch, 3rd gen, and iPod Touch 2nd, gen.

Also available today is iTunes 10.1 beta 2. You’ll need this and the latest beta of OS X 10.6.5. iOS 4.2 beta 3 is only for developers and is not recommended for everyday use.

If you jailbreak and unlock your device, stay away from this beta. There is no jailbreak for this firmware or unlock for this baseband. – rorypiper

British Prime Minister Loves The iPad

Dusty — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 12:34:23 +0000

If you thought that iPad was making fans out of the general public only, then you didn’t touch all the possible angles. It turns out that Apple’s magical Apple Tablet is loved by the politicians as well. Not only the White House folks love it. It turns out that British Prime Minister David Cameron himself is an iPad fanatic.

This interesting bit of information was unveiled by the man himself while giving an interview to the Telegraph:

I’m very proud of the fact that I’ve got an iMac and I’ve got a speaker remotely linked without a wire, which I did myself. I have all the music on the iMac. The cool thing is that I now control my iMac from the iPad, to play out through the speaker.

I wonder if controlling iMac is the only use the UK Prime Minister has for the iPad. Any guesses on what other uses does Mr Cameron has for the Apple Tablet?

[via 9to5Mac]

MobileMe Gallery App Updated – Adds iOS 4, iPad and Retina Display Support

Dusty — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 02:02:50 +0000

Apple has rolled out an update to their MobileMe Gallery application adding native iPad support, higher-resolution Retina Display, and fast app switching for iOS 4 devices. Full details and changelog listed below:

Description:

Take your MobileMe gallery everywhere with a beautiful viewing experience on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. Just enter your MobileMe member name and password to see all of your published albums and movies. Easily browse your most recent photos or select a specific album with a tap. Flick back and forth through photos, pinch to zoom, or rotate to view in landscape view. MobileMe Gallery app automatically stores photos you’ve viewed, so you can view them again even if you don’t have a network connection.

To view a friend’s gallery, simply choose their name from your contacts or enter their MobileMe member name and you’ll get instant access to their publicly shared photos, too. If you don’t have a MobileMe subscription, you can still view friends’ galleries on an iPhone or iPad.

Features:

View your entire gallery including password protected and hidden albums
Flick through photos and pinch to zoom in for more detail
Rotate to see photos in landscape
View your friends’ gallery photos and movies
Access previously viewed photos when offline
Easily share a link to an album

New in version 1.2:

Universal app with full iPad support
Supports fast app switching for iOS 4 devices
Optimized for Retina displays

Read more…

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Apple’s Remote App Updated With iPad and Retina Display Support

Dusty — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 13:32:41 +0000

Apple’s new Apple TV model release is just around the corner and is expected to land at their desired destinations by the end of this week. The Cupertinos being a responsive organization they are, have rolled out an update for it’s Remote App. If you are hearing about the Remote app for the first time, then you might want to know that this app makes it possible to control iTunes and Apple TV from iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad.

The update which comes after an year’s gap brings the following new features

Designed for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
Optimized for Retina displays and large screen real estate on iPad
Support for Shared Libraries on iTunes and new Apple TV
Bug fixes and compatibility with iTunes 10 and the new Apple TV