by Mahesh Kukreja on June 21, 2010
Apple has officially released iOS 4. The iOS 4 comes with about 100 updates including Multitasking, folders, iBooks, iAds, etc..
The update is free for iPod Touch and iPhone users, but the compatible models are: iPhone 3G (no multitasking), iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and 2nd / 3rd generation iPod Touches.
You can get your hands on the latest software by updating via iTunes. If you’re not able to upgrade via iTunes, here are the direct links to the firmwares:
To Update iOS 4 manually, just connect your device and launch iTunes. Now select your device, and click the Update button while holding the Shift key (in Windows) and Option key (on Mac). Browse to the iOS 4 firmware location and chose the Open option to proceed. Let the device get updated.
So plug in your Apple device to your computer and enjoy the update.
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In last month, it was announced that Twitter will be buying Tweetie and changing it.
Here are some of the features of Twitter for iPhone:
- Search has been reorganized, now you can search all tweets and find users in the same spot, view Top Tweets and Browse Suggested users.
- Search results now include Top Tweets, try it with Trends…winner combo!
- You can now use Twitter without an account! Search, Browse uses, view trends and top tweets.
- Sign-up is now available within the application as well, complete with Suggested user list.
- More tab has been re-organized to accomplish all this. Users with one account can add a second account under the Accounts and Settings button here.
- Actions we’ve found people use most, like Retweet have been moved to the main actions bar.
- Minor tweaks were made to tweet rendering so they match Twitter.com tweets
Here are some screenshots of the application:
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.
Price: Free
Download: via iTunes
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Related Posts Related Websitesby Mahesh Kukreja on October 23, 2009
Microsoft launched its much awaited operating system, Windows 7 on 22nd October, 2009!
The international software giant, which holds 90% of the personal computers, has been receiving nice reviews for its new OS, since the aspects and features of Windows 7 have been made public. This launch is expected to strengthen Microsoft’s presence.
“It’s the first really significant release of Windows in a decade,” analyst Brendan Barnicle of Pacific Crest Securities said Television. “Given the missteps around Vista, people really questioned Microsoft’s relevancy in the technology space. So this is a critical first step for Microsoft regaining that credibility.”
Windows 7 is flaunted to be faster as well as less cluttered and comes with touch-screen features. Windows 7 has been launched three years after the launch of Vista, which is really an irritation for all those who use it.
If you have been looking to switch your operating system then this the time, the full version of Windows 7 Professional is $299, with upgrades going for $199. Windows 7 Ultimate is priced at $319, with the upgrade version at $219. The full version of Windows 7 Home Premium is priced at $199, with an upgrade from Vista or XP costing $119. Copies of Windows 7 will be available in retail stores today, and many PC makers are now offering systems with Microsoft’s new OS preinstalled.
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Just now, I saw Google has released its 26 official themes for GMail.
Following the footsteps of Google’s personalized homepage, Gmail has themes too. Gmail’s new features are slowly rolled out, So once this new option is enabled in your account. You’ll find a tab named “Themes” in the settings page and you’ll be able to choose from 30 themes. Gmail is officially riding the interface customization train by offering 30-some new themes to spice up your inbox.
From Gmail help. ‘Themes allow you to customize the look and feel of your Gmail account. To choose a theme, click a thumbnail on the Themes tab of your Settings page. In some cases, you can also customize by location. Some themes change during the day, and we use the location information you provide to correctly time these changes with your local sunrise, sunset, and/or weather.’
To customize your inbox, go to the Themes tab under Settings. Google will be rolling out themes to everyone over the next couple of days, so if you don’t see them yet, check back soon.
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