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Apple TV 2G Gets HTML5 Based Game

A hacker has managed to get an HTML5-based game working on the Apple TV 2G and having first jailbroken the device and installed the Couch Surfer application, which is provides a Web browser for jailbroken Apple TVs. The game is a simple BlackJack card game and he addition is notable as it demonstrates that the Apple TV is a functional platform for HTML5-based applications. HTML5 would provide an alternative to simple Flash-based games and it could become a compelling alternative to Apple’s native App Store applications in time…………

Now Apple Developers Can Migrate From MobileMe To iCloud And The Transition Gives 25GB Storage

While many of the features of MobileMe are simply being upgraded in the move to iCloud and Apple has previously noted that Gallery, iDisk and iWeb are on the chopping block. Now Apple has further made it clear that data sync features will also be canceled in its iCloud transition steps and one of the key features was cloud integration of iSync, which is Apple’s method of stashing away data in a synchronized manner among Mac devices as part of its digital hub strategy that rolled out 10 years back. Apple has tried to maintain is the amount of storage that MobileMe customers have, plan has 20GB of storage nd with the site remaining active until June 2012, Apple could hardly take that away is users were to shift to iCloud and also decided to automatically sign up any MobileMe-to-iCloud convertees to the 20GB (plus basic 5GB) plan at no extra cost……………..

Apple Interested More In Lightweight Notebooks

Shipments of Apple’s just released third-generation MacBook Air from the supply chain already reached 400,000-500,000 units in June and the volume is expected to remain strong throughout July and August and with this report, may be Apple interested more in lightweight notebooks. Apple’s latest MacBook Air is set to be yet another huge success for the company and pple announced shipments of its Macs during the third quarter reached 3.95 million units, a 14% increase over last year’s numbers. Apple’s orders so far hint that total MacBook Air sales for 2011 could hit 14 million units and Apple has a vise-grip on ultraportables like it has on tablets………….

Next Beta Version Of Apple iOS 5 Coming This Wednesday!!!

According to iH8sn0w one of the most popular developers is telling that the iOS 5 beta 5 expires on Wednesday September 14 and 9to5mac claimed apple plans to release the next beta od iOS 5 on Wednesday, August 17…………

Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 5 With New Features

Apple has just released the iOS 5 beta 5 firmware for developers and it is now available to download for iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad and also this update brings the obvious bug fixes and stability improvements. Just like the iOS 5 beta 4 firmware update you can update to the iOS 5 beta 5 firmware Over-The-Air and if you do decide to update to the iOS 5 beta 5 firmware over-the-air. Apple has also improved the Camera app, Photo app,mobile Safari browser, Mail and Calendar app in iOS 5 and Apple is recommending developers to first erase all content and settings on the iOS device……………..

Apple Still Signing iOS 4.1 Firmware For iPhone 3GS

Apple is reportedly still signing the iOS 4.1 firmware for the iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 2G and this is very interesting as if you have upgraded to iOS 4.3.5/4.3.4, you may downgrade to iOS 4.1 without any problems and untether jailbreak your device…………

Apple Cracking Down Unauthorized iOS 5 Usage

Apple cracking down on non-developer devices running iOS 5 and developers who have inappropriately sold their account device slots, allowing them to profit from the installation iOS 5 on unauthorized non-developer iPhones and iPads. It has likewise locked the devices of those who bought the slots and the only way to keep using a potentially affected iPhone is to downgrade from iOS 5 to iOS 4.3. This means that anyone who is using iOS 5 beta on their device attached to a flagged UDID could see their devices disabled and it seems that users of iOS 5b1 and 5b2 have reported experiences of their devices shutting down, but users of the most current iOS 5 beta build are generally still up and running……………..

Apple Is Killing Off The Magic Mouse In Favor of Magic Trackpad?

Apple’s popular Magic Mouse looks to be set for an update that will improve its functionality under OS X Lion, existing part number has been removed from Apple’s inventory and replaced by a new device that will reportedly work better with Lion’s more advanced multitouch gestures. An initial report from Cult of Mac had suggested that Apple was going to kill off the device altogether, but now new sources said the part number for the Magic Mouse is not discontinued and aefresh is certainly possible but it likely is not imminent……………