The iOS Remote App can be used to control Apple TV. It requires “Home Sharing” turned on with a valid Apple ID/iTunes Account.
New Apple TV is now available in some Apple Retail Stores.
The new iOS-based Apple TV is now available in some Apple Retail Stores. The new Apple TV is sold out in some stores already.
I called a number of Apple Retail Stores in California today and only one Apple Retail Store have the new Apple TV in stock. According to the Apple Store Employee, they have “plenty” in stock.
Apple seeds iOS 4.2 beta 2 and iTunes 10.1 beta to Developers.
As expected Apple seeds iOS 4.2 beta 2 to Developers today. In addition to that, Apple also seeds iTunes 10.1 beta for Mac OS X and Windows (x86 and x64) in conjunction of iOS 4.2 beta 2.
As usual, information is a bit scarce due to a three letter abbreviation known as NDA.
If you are not using your iDevices for testing, please do not beg your friends or download it from unscrupulous site. Beta softwares known to have some bugs and iOS 4.2 beta is no exception.
Do not pay any sites for iOS beta. If you feel like getting the iOS beta, join iOS Developer Program for $99/year.
iTunes 10 is now available for download.
After an unexplained delay, iTunes 10 is now available for download.
Head to www.iTunes.com to download it.
Apple to release iOS 4.1 as Developers get the GM build.
Apple to release iOS 4.1 for iPod touch and iPhone the following week after the September 1 Special Event. Meanwhile, developers can get their hands on the GM build of iOS 4.1 today.
iOS 4.1 is available for:
- iPhone 4
- iPhone 3GS
- iPhone 3G (some features are not available)
- iPod touch 3rd generation
- iPod touch 2nd generation (some features are not available)
The iPod touch 4th generation comes with iOS 4.1 pre-installed.
iTunes 10, almost available for download.
Well, you thought that iTunes 10 will be available immediately following Apple September 1 Special Event. Not quite yet, it is almost available.
Well, you can try it again soon.
Apple September 1, 2010 Event Live Coverage Links.
UPDATE:
Apple to provide live video streaming of September 1 event.
Viewing requires either a Mac® running Safari® on Mac OS® X version 10.6 Snow Leopard®, an iPhone® or iPod touch® running iOS 3.0 or higher, or an iPad™. The live broadcast will begin at 10:00 a.m. PDT on September 1, 2010 at www.apple.com.
Apple once again is hinting at the new service they will be unveiling at the September 1 event. Yes, the live video streaming of the event is the showcase of Apple new streaming service. Why limited to Mac OS X Snow Leopard and iOS 3.0 or higher? The technology within QuickTime X is the culprit. This doesn’t mean the stream can’t be viewed everywhere else, it is just conveniently packed for the “approved” OSes.
The last time Apple streamed its live event was back in 2004, as they no longer provide it starting MacWorld Expo 2005.
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Here we go again, obsessively waiting for the announcement from Apple. This time is a yet unnamed music event that will take place at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
The event starts at 10:00 AM, and that means many of us will be reading the reports off the Internet. Isn’t that great? We will be finding out what Steve Jobs unveiling just like Gizmodo, since they still did not get any invitations from Apple.
If you still feel compeled to read the live coverage while watching the live stream, or if you couldn’t get it for whatever the reasons are; you can go to the following links. As usual more links will be added as they are made available:
Check back for more.