Apple released version 10.4.1 of their iTunes software today, bringing a good chunk of bug fixes. The bug fixes include media keys on third party keyboards, adding artwork, purchasing an HD movie, iTunes takes long to resume after sleep, and VoiceOver.
Permalink: Apple Pushes out iTunes 10.4.1 Update with Lots of Bug Fixes
iOS 5 is expected to be released in late September or early October of this year, and it comes with a ton of new features. Betas for the new iOS have come out almost every 2 weeks now and we can’t wait to see the final version. With all of these releases comes new features and new fixes to current bugs. However, one thing “fixed” in the most recent beta is that developers have a new way for track their users instead of your UDID, or Unique Device Identifier. How does it affect developers and you? Read on.
Permalink: Apple slowly taking away access to UDID for Developers!
Apple’s iCloud.com web interface has opened today for developers. The website is obviously in Beta, and Apple let’s you know with the nice yellow Beta badge. The new iCloud.com features access to mail, contacts, calendar, find my iPhone and iWork. The site features buttons very similar to what we’re used to in iOS.
Permalink: Apple’s iCloud.com opens up to developers today, still in Beta stage
Now that we are all used to the new OSX Lion Multi-Touch gestures, it seems we have overwritten an old gesture. If you were in Snow Leopard and wanted to go back or forward a page in your web browser, you would swipe three fingers left or right. But with Lion, a 3 finger swipe moves you between full screen apps and your spaces.
Permalink: Google Chrome Developers working on new version for OSX Lion Gesture Support
When Apple announced that iOS 5 will support Over-The-Air updates, I think everyone said “finally!”. Apple is one of the last companies to support OTA updates, with Android doing that since launch.
Apple have seeded OS X 10.6.7 build 10J868 to developers. No known issues are present in this build while Apple wants developers to focus on Safari, Mac App Store, AirPort, Bonjour, SMB and Graphics Drivers in this release.
Permalink: Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.6.7 build 10J868 to Developers
Google has launched a new feature called Google Cloud Print for mobile documents and Gmail for mobile for both Android and iOS users. This will let you print docs on the go from your device although you will need a PC, turned on and connected to a printer. You will also need to have it registered on Google Cloud Print through Google Chrome to get it working.
Permalink: Google Cloud Print Beta Available for Mobile Gmail and Documents Users
Apple has јυѕt released iTunes 10.1 Beta & iOS 4.2 Beta 2 fοr iPad & iPhone/iPod Touch to the enrolled developers. The first beta of iOS 4.2 was released earlier this month.
Permalink: iTunes 10.1 Beta & iOS 4.2 Beta 2 For iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch Now Available To iOS Developers
According to IEbest, the site that previously released a video claiming to be of Internet Explorer 9, they’re planning to release a beta installer today, 2 days before Microsoft’s official launch. We had our doubts about the video though, as the UI shown in it was absolutely bad. The tab location was pathetic.
Permalink: Internet Explorer 9 Beta Could be Leaked Today for Download
