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Apple has just released iPhone SDK 4 beta 4 and iPhone OS 4 beta 4 to Developers. As usual information are scarce due to a little thing called NDA.
Will bring you more as the informations are made available without making Apple mad.
Some informations are trickling in and you can find them in many of Mac-news-sites.
Apple is rolling out MobileMe Mail Beta to members who signed up for the beta. As expected, the new Mail Beta is somewhat iPad ready.
This is particulary handy because sometimes some other people might want to check their MobileMe Mail. Currently it is impossible to use the iPhone or iPod touch for guests to check their MobileMe Mail without having to login through the Mail App.
This feels like a scene from Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure. AT&T sent me a text message from the future for something that I have yet done.
Got the email in the morning from Apple announcing the availability of Adobe Creative Suite 5.
According to an imaginary source who claimed to be an Apple Executive that is definitely not Phil Schiller, Apple is aiming for early July 2010 for the release of iPhone OS 4 and the next iPhone (dubbed as iPhone 2010). July 2nd might be a possible release date.
Apple is somewhat planning to announce the public availability of iPhone 2010 and iPhone OS 4 at WWDC on June 7th, 2010 in San Francisco.
In addition to iPhone OS, Apple is also somewhat planning to reveal a thing or two or five about its Mac OS X platform.
Details are scarce due to Apple Developers NDA. According to sources iPhone SDK 4 beta 3 and iPhone OS 4 beta 3 are released.
Notes from the imaginary sources:
As usual, please do not install any beta releases unless you understand the risk. Beta softwares are generally buggy.
Since the knuckleheads at 9 to 5 Mac already revealed some of the features from iPhone OS 4 beta 4:
Portrait Orientation Lock and iTunes Control
More info if they’re made available.
Apple fans and haters have something to bicker about today. It’s about what Steve Jobs said about Flash. Not that Flash from the comic book. It is Adobe Flash.
blah blah blah blah blah blah, Flash is proprietary, blah blah blah, Battery Life, blah blah blah, Flash crashes on Macs, blah blah blah.
OK, that’s the really short summary the blah-blah-blah version.
Shortly after, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen responded to Steve Jobs’ statement through an interview with The Wall Street Journal:
blah blah blah, Flash on Android, blah blah blah, Steve Jobs is wrong, blah blah blah, Nexus One, blah blah blah, Flash, blah blah blah.
That’s another short summary the blah-blah-blah version.
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So take sides and start arguing!