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So the next-gen iPhone 4 has a 5-megapixel camera, built-in flash and all the things we would have liked to see in iPhone v.1, which is nice. But how do the pictures look?

See, this here Italian website noticed the quality of these here pix captured with the iPhone 4 cam. And we think they

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Under pressure from the New York Times the simply fabulous Pulse RSS app has been removed from sale at the iTunes App Store.

UPDATE: Strangely — the app reappared again last night. We’ll wait and see what happens next, then.

Apple took this step because New York Times and Boston

Has Apple CEO Steve Jobs become too powerful, and is his power a good thing, asks Newser columnist, Michael Wolff today.

Citing the age of Jobs as being

So those unlockers, jailbreakers and phreakers are at it again, with news that iOS 4 GM for iPhone 3GS has already been jailbroken with PwnageTool Bundles.

Yer man, msft.guy, has posted PwnageTool bundles for iPhone 3GS, iOS 4 GM release which you can use to jailbreak your iPhone 3GS, while preserving your baseband so that you can unlock using ultrasn0w or blacksn0w.

After the WWDC keynote, the mobile industry plot thickens on fresh analysis which claims Samsung is using exactly the same ARM-based processor as Apple does inside its new crop of mobile devices. This seems to fly in the face of all understanding of the A4 chip, can this really be true? Read more…

The plot thickens on reports this morning claiming Samsung is fielding exactly the same processor as Apple does inside its new crop of mobile devices.

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Apple has made a significant alteration to the terms of its developer agreement, opening up the market for in-app ad sales by third party ad networks, a promise Apple boss Steve Jobs made at D: All Things Digital last week.

The move was a response to an April-made change to the dev deal, in which the company appeared to ban third party ad networks, leading to much speculation Apple intended locking its growing platform down.

The notion that Apple may deny access to its mobile ecosystem to competing ads networks was bound to attract attention, particularly in view of the extent of that ecosystem.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs yesterday confirmed the company expect to sell its 100 millionth iOS-powered device in the coming few days. The change of name for the OS — from iPhone OS to iOS — is also indicative that Apple

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You know you wanted this to happen — your iPhone or iPod touch used as a controller for a racing game — but with the most recent release of the game, Podracer goes one stage (or one iPad) further — now you can link two iPads together to make for a bigger track.

Not clear? Podracer lets you use your iPhone or iPod touch as a controller for a little racing car which drives around the track on an iPad. Mutliple player gaming is supported. Now you can link two iPads up for a bigger track. Kind of cool, huh? Game costs $4.99, though you can download the iPhone control software for free.

Microsoft is preparing to go to war against the iLife suite of applications Apple has shipped free with every Mac since the beginning of the Century.

Redmond intends proselytizing for sales with its Windows Live platform, which isn

Let us not dwell right now on the continued Apple v Adobe war on Flash on the iOS platform, instead let us consider Adobe

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This is the WWDC hyperwall. It is comprised of 30 synchronized LED screens which together display the top fifty thousand apps as they are downloaded in real time.

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Apple has published the entire 122-minute Steve Jobs keynote kick-starting this year

Apple announced that it was changing its iPhoneOS to iOS today, which makes sense now that it has three device families (and likely more soon) all using the iPhoneOS operating system.  We originally reported the change back in January.

But why does iOS sound familiar you may be asking yourself? Oh yeah, it is the OS that runs the Internet.   Cisco’s routers have been running IOS for two decades. Luckily, Apple and Cisco trademark attorneys have a long relationship, as they hammered out the ‘iPhone’ trademark dispute just three years ago.  Today, Cisco announced via Blog that they had licensed the iOS name to Apple for use and their iPhone, iPad and iPod touch Operating System.  They said in a statement:

iPhone Developers will find a new world of stuff to explore as they log in and agree to a 37-page license agreement.  We’ll let you know if we see that GM seed out in the wild.

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Up above there we have Apple’s all-new video featuring the new app and future video-calling via mobile device standard, Face Time, as announced at WWDC today.

We thought you might also want to take a look at some of the many interesting stats Apple let slip during the event, more on thse below, after all, we all love statistics, so here

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Apple today confirmed it will sell its 100 millionth iOS (formerly iPhone OS)-powered device this month.

The implication here is that Apple

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Here’s Apple’s all-new iPhone 4 video as featured during the company’s WWDC keynote this morning. “This is going to change the way we communicate” seems to be the sense of the piece — hardly surprising when you consider Jobs and Jony Ive made explicit reference to the iPhone 4’s role as the 21st Century equivalent of the Star Trek Communicator during their keynote video chat. Though we ownder about the impact of Face Time (Apple’s name for its zero-config video chat solution) on WiFi and cellular networks.

Also one in the eye for Google – Apple plans to make Face Time an open standard — and guess what, it probably won’t require the love, labor and patent lawsyuits some industry observers anticipate will hit VM8.

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Apple has wrapped-up its WWDC keynote, introducing its new iAds platform and announcing the iPhone 4.

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Though we had a pretty good idea of what was happening today, we really like the new iPhone 4 package.  Yes, it is the thinnest smartphone in the galaxy, but it also has a better battery (take that Android!), amazing retina-blaster