iPhone jailbreaking may not be in the news much anymore, but the jailbreak community is alive and well. It typically takes jailbreakers just a few days to compromise a new iOS release. But now they have their control to stop users to use Cydia and that’s what exactly Apple has done. Apple has reportedly blocks the Cydia access in all it’s retail stores.
Apple has been exploring a multi-camera system for 3D picture taking, hinting at a future iPhone 3D, entitled “Systems and Methods for an Imaging System Using Multiple Image Sensors”. The filing, revealed this week, describes a system that would capture, process and render 3D images with the accompanying dual-camera hardware.
Beside the release of Mac OS X Lion Developer Preview 2 Apple also posted a new version of Xcode for developers on the Mac Dev Center. Changes in this new build include project and workspace windows that now support fullscreen mode, enhancements in the Core Data editor and compiler.
Two weeks after the release of Mac OS X 10.6.7, Apple has issued a supplemental update that patches the latest OS release. The update is specifically for the 13″ MacBook Air model released late last year. The update reportedly fixes an issue that made the devices “unresponsive when launching iTunes and clocks in at a tiny 461 KB.
Apple has released the next beta version of its upcoming Mac OS X Lion. Labeled as Mac OS X Lion Developer Preview 2 build number 11A419 is available to registered Mac OS X developers through the Mac App Store.
TechCrunch have reported that Apple plans to feature deep integration of voice control in the next version of its mobile operating system. Using voice controls, iOS users will be able to navigate the operating system’s interface using artificial intelligence and assistive technologies.
After the disappointing news of delayed iPhone 5 we have something good news to share. The more interesting rumor from yesterday, though, was that Apple would refrain from unveiling the iPhone 5 at this year’s WWDC, instead focusing entirely on software. Many reports however, are now suggesting otherwise, but TechCrunch has released a detailed report explaining what they believe to coming in iOS 5, and then continues to mention why we may not see an iPhone 5 at WWDC, and their answer is simple: LTE.
According to a Germany-based website MacNews, Apple’s most popular suit of web services MobileMe would face a major revamp in near future to introduce Apple’s new plans for alternate payment methods.