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Apple suddenly released iOS 6.0.1 for iPhone, iPad and iPod. Its a minor release. But seems it will fix some very well known issues of iPhone 5 and iPod Touch 5th generation. Its a rather quick update and no beta offered before release. But Apple just started offering iOS 6.1 beta to developer. Check the details change log below.
RIM has been on a downward spiral as Apple and Android continue to dominate the smartphone market. However, the company has one last trump card left – that of BlackBerry 10. The good news are that more than 50 carriers have started testing BlackBerry 10 handsets, which means they are a’coming.
Any.DO has been a huge success as a to-do list app for the mobile platform. The app has now received a major update in the form of Gmail integration feature which has been announced just today. With this new feature, you can turn your emails into to-do tasks.
Apple has been working on the new version of iTunes, iTunes 11, for quite some time. It was scheduled to be released some time in October but Apple has now announced that the release has been postponed until the end of November.
Linus Torvalds, father of Linux, has cracked on attitude of laptop designers towards high resolution displays. He seems to be heavily influnced by the new Google Nexus 10 tablet PC.
Just within days after the formal launch of Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8, Seatle-based Microsoft is facing a patent infringement suit over the live tiles feature incorporated in the new operating systems.
A number of smartphones today come pre-equipped with the feature of letting the user track the phone in case it goes missing. However, many users are unable to do so when the battery of the lost smartphone dies. Lookout’s Signal Flare intends to resolve this problem.
Back in August, Google announced it would update its search application for iOS with voice recognition “in a couple days.” But that clearly did not happen. Apple has taken two months to approve the new Google Search application — finally releasing it early Tuesday afternoon.