Apple has not released yet the final version of iOS 4.3. The beta version is going on. But AppAdvice has found a new functionality in iOS 4.3. The main characteristics of this feature is that it allows you to cancel an in-progress download of any application through AppStore.
Apple is tightening its iron grip over the iTunes App Store and now Apple has been reported to have rejected Sony’s eBook store app the Sony Reader Store from the iTunes App Store.The reason of the rejection of Sony Reader App was due to changes in Apple’s App Store policy………
iPhone hacker of Chronic Dev-Team, Pod2g has confirmed that the updated GreenPois0n tool will untether jailbreak iPhone 4, 3GS, iPod touch 4G and iPad running iOS 4.2.1 OOB. It does not require SHSH blobs for iOS 4.2b3.
High Resolution Technologies (HRT), has introduced iStreamer. It boasts a higher quality DAC. MacNN stopped by HRT’s booth at Macworld Expo and listened to a demo with the new setup. Users simply attach iStreamer to iOS device via USB and connect other end to a preamps or other gear via RCA.
An analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo from Concord securities released a latest research note in which he claimed that Apple’s iPad 2 will be equipped with a Anti-reflection screen, ARM Cortex -A9 Dual core processor, Imagination’s SGX543 dual core GPU and 512MB of RAM, and iPod Touch 4G like camera.
Google’s Android mobile operating system has finally opted the Symbian OS from Nokia from its top spot on the worldwide smartphone charts. According to the latest figures released by Canalys shipments of Android-based smartphones reached 32.9 million in Q4 2010, while Symbian ranked slightly below at 31 million.
A few days after the release of 3DBoard app it has been updated to version 1.0.2-5 with a twist and some bug fixes. It is a glasses-free 3D effect for home screen (springboard). You need to required is to have a jailbroken idevice running iOS 4.0 or higher firmware. You can download 3DBoard app from the Cydia Store under BigBoss repository for $2.99.
As reported by 9to5mac, Google has begun testing a new feature for iOS browsers (and Android as well, we guess) which hasn’t been officially announced yet but was spotted by some users. The feature allows you to see a preview of the resulting website on a new pop-up browser visually. When you search any keyword on MobileSafari a magnifying glass will appear at the right hand side of every search. Tapping the magnifying glass will open a new browser that lets you navigate through the results visually.