iOS Devices

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You all seemed to love the previous iPhone 4 parodies so here’s another one. The funniest part of this one may be the use of iPhone 3G’s when showing FaceTime in action.

http://www.collegehumor.com/moogaloop/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=1937868&fullscreen=1

Some nice updates for iPhone 4. Still no iPad. (iTunes)

woops.  Duplicate.

Microsoft has killed the Kin project that was headed up by former MacBU head Roz Ho.  Honestly, it was the pricing plans that killed these things.  The initial cost and design were palatable.  

OK, who am I kidding?

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Wow, these knockoffs are getting pretty good. HTC, take note.

Not only is the iPhone getting satisfaction, turns out that 98% of iPad owners are overall as well, according to Technologizer.

Apple’s approval of the MOG streaming music service/app could mean many things as the company prepares for its customary Fall music product refresh event.

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Still down that the iPhone doesn

Up above is a cross-section a typical electronic gyroscope, the processor inside the smartphone which can sense X, Y and Z movements. iFIxIt can even tell us what chip it is — it

Apple is hiring antenna engineers, posting ads for the positions on June 23, just before the iPhone 4 signal problem hit the media.

The company has stuck to its guns in claiming this to be a non-issue, with Apple CEO Steve Jobs telling one customer,

Apple last night updated the Mobile Me Gallery app to download higher resolution images on the iPhone 4 (but only when connected to Wifi).  Version 1.1 also squashes some bugs in the process.

Wow.  First, Apple sells a $.50 bumper for $30 and people flock to it.  But this little antenna issue has demand even higher than expected so supply is short.  The very opportunistic amongst us are now selling that little piece of Antenna saving rubber for $100.  Long live capitalism!

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I can’t help but think of the opportunity lost by Apple not including a camera on the iPad.  Cisco unveiled its Enterprise Android Tablet, called Cius, today.  We’ll withhold judgement until we see one, but have a feeling that corporate IT is going to be pushing these down people’s throats rather than thinking outside of the box and buying iPads.

The usage case seems pretty interesting, but again, it is all about the execution.

Today, Apple announced on their iOS Developer blog that apps targeting to iOS 2.x will no longer be supported. This is no surprise as we are already at iOS 4. Developers are encouraged to re-build their apps in Xcode and set the target to iOS 3.x or later so they will not run into submission or app removal issues.  

Apple also recommends that developers review the iOS 4 Readiness Checklist in order to take full advantage of the bevy of new technologies and API’s available in the latest iOS release. 

iOS 4 is now available as a free update for iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, and the 2nd and 3rd generation iPod touch. iOS 4 only runs to its full potential, with multitasking, on iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and the 3rd generation iPod touch. 

BGR says that they’ve got internal Apple docs detailing how geniuses should deal with people who lose left hand connectivity in their new iPhone 4s.

Looks like that software update claim from last week might have been BS. Gizmodo’s petition and the free bumper wishes might also be over.  Another shocker.

Sorry, I can’t write about Verizon iPhones anymore.

This morning we reported that Hulu officially announced their Hulu Plus service for iOS Devices. Since then the application is now live as a free universal binary for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. (Thanks, Ryan)

Below is a short walkthrough we made of the application (shot on an iPhone 4 btw):

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The rumored Hulu Plus service just became official and its goal is to open up Hulu to many more devices. Hulu announced their service will soon be coming to Game consoles and blu-ray players, but more importantly it will be coming to Apple’s latest iOS devices.

Hulu will soon make its way to iPad, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and the 3rd generation iPod touch. iPhones and iPod touches will need to be running iOS 4 and users wishing to get in on the action early can request an early preview here.

An interesting note is users will be able to stream Hulu to their devices over WiFi or 3G; this will be incredible for iPad 3G users on the go. 

http://www.hulu.com/embed/xU5ewlrAzMdqdjaUwT5z4g

Via Gizmodo.

Apple is looking for key deals as company CEO, Steve Jobs, will spend time at a leading media industry event next month. Is Apple seeking to extend into television, or is Jobs on a mission for new media-focused executive talent as the company takes on Google for the future of tech?

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Apple is working to bring Pages to the iPhone, as claimed in this fresh collection of blurry beta test images from our tipster. (More pics after the jump).

Making the app available across its family of devices clearly makes a lot of sense for the company.

After all, if you think about it, while iWork may orginally have been introduced as an alternative to Microsoft Office, Google’s actions since that point and the movement of the industry into the cloud predicate an available everywhere model for Apple’s creative apps.

Me? I’d like to see Logic Mobile, GarageBand Express and Final Cut Mobo make it to the iPhone. One day they will, after all, so why not now?