Developers have been tinkering around with the iBooks 2 and iTunes U apps for iPad and have struck further proof that the iPad 3 will ship with a retina display. Apparently, they both contain 2x images which means they are twice the resolution of a normal iPad display. Check out visual proof after the jump:
MacRumors have received images from an iPhone parts supplier which are claimed to be the front LCD and bezel of the upcoming iPod Touch 4. The parts has a hole for a front facing camera that could possibly be used for FaceTime. Compared to the last rumors by HardMac of iPod Touch 4G, these parts look more likely to be real as they match the design of iPhone 4.
Permalink: Leaked Images of iPod Touch 4 LCD and Bezel with Front-Facing Camera room for FaceTime
These leaks just don’t seem to stop. New pictures of the white back panel of the next generation iPhone 4G/HD have leaked via PowerbookMedic which seem to be of a prototype iPhone model because of the model number and identification labels on it. Apart from the back panel, the glass digitizer and midboard are also shown in the images.
Permalink: New leaked Images show White Back Panel and other parts of iPhone 4G/HD
There haven’t been much news on Chrome OS lately, possibly due to new developments in the netbook/tablet computing scenarios such as the iPad and loads of Android tablets and netbooks coming out of the horizon. But from the latest screenshots discovered by TechCrunch, Google seems to be quietly working on making it a viable alternative OS.
Permalink: New Google Chrome OS concept images emerge
Apple has completely lost it – along with countless iPhone 4G prototypes. The company that was known for its tight secrecy should be feeling outraged and embarrassed over the leaked prototypes of one of its flagship products, finding their way on the Internet.
Permalink: Even more new iPhone HD/4G pictures leak!
iPhone 4G with OS 4.0 is expected to launch this June. Anthony De Rosa of ADR studios has created some concept images and a video of iPhone 4G running OS 4.0 and it looks really good! The video shows a good-looking metallic body with a front camera and the latest iPhone OS in action.
Larry Larsen has created and posted some amazing Photosynths of the Apollo Moon landings, that took place 40 years ago, along with a 3D version that requires red/blue glasses to be viewed in all its glory. These Photosynths provide a richer experience than what you get by viewing photos. Thousands of images from the Apollo 11, 12 and 17 missions have been used in the creation of these Photosynths. Enjoy them below!
Permalink: Amazing Apollo Moon Landing Photosynths
