Two weeks after the release of iPhone OS and SDK 3.0 Beta 2, Apple unleashed Beta number three.
Posted: Apr 14, 2009
Build: 7A280f
As usual, NDA is in effect.
Now pointlessly enhanced with AI
Yep, the iPhone works much better again.
Notes:
Many sites report that Apple has seeded iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 2 just two weeks after its announcement. For sure there are numbers of outstanding issues in the iPhone OS 3.0 Beta, and hopefully some of them are fixed in the second Beta. iPhone SDK 3.0 Beta 2 is also available.
As usual Apple Developer NDA is in effect, but the information is out there.
For those who are looking into installing iPhone OS 3.0 Beta (1, 2 and any of upcoming revisions) are advised to register as Apple iPhone Developer. It is relatively trivial to get the disk image, but the iPhone will not be activated unless it is registered in the development program. Downgrading to iPhone OS 2.2.1 is possible but not as simple.
Go scour the internet for the info on iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 2.
It is official, Skype for iPhone has been released. The app appeared in iTunes App Store Monday evening, hours earlier than expected. In the press release dated March 31st, 2009 details of Skype for iPhone are explained.
The application delivers core Skype capabilities including:
- Free Skype-to-Skype calls from any Wi-Fi zone to other Skype users worldwide
- Call landline or mobile phones at Skype’s great low rates from any Wi-Fi zone
- Send/receive instant messages to/from individuals or groups via 3G, Wi-Fi, GPRS or EDGE (whichever is available)
- Receive calls to a personal online number on Skype
- See when Skype contacts are online/available to IM or talk
Facebook 2.3 addresses performance issue.
Keynote Remote 1.1 addresses reliability of the connections to Keynote ’09.
Sling Media announced that they have submitted SlingPlayer Mobile to the iTunes App Store. It is only a matter of Apple’s willingness to approve this particular app. Considering the other media player apps such as Joost, TV.com and Ustream Viewing App; SlingPlayer Mobile should be approved too.
At the same time, Om Malik said that he had received a tip that Skype is also coming to the iPhone.