Wednesday, June 30, 2010

MobileMe Gallery for iPhone

MobileMe Gallery for the iPhone have been updated to 1.1.1 to support iPhone 4's retinal display but only over Wi-Fi.

Easily view MobileMe gallery photos and movies on your iPhone or iPod touch.

Just enter your MobileMe member name and password to see a list of your published albums and movies. A scrolling sampler at the top of the app gives you easy access to recent photos. Select an album with a tap and then flick back and forth through photos, pinch to zoom, or rotate your iPhone to landscape view. MobileMe Gallery app automatically stores photos you’ve viewed, so you can view them again even if you don’t have a network connection. To view a friend’s gallery, simply choose their name from your contacts or enter their MobileMe member name and you’ll get instant access to their publicly shared photos, too.


FEATURES



  • View your entire gallery including password protected and hidden albums

  • Flick through photos and pinch to zoom in for more detail

  • Rotate iPhone to see photos in landscape

  • View your friends’ gallery photos and movies

  • Access previously viewed photos when offline

  • Easily share a link to an album from iPhone


REQUIREMENTS
Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iPhone OS 3.1 or later.

Requires a MobileMe subscription. If you are not a MobileMe member, you can learn more about MobileMe and sign up for a free 60-day trial at http://www.apple.com/mobileme.




MobileMe Gallery

Apple Hiring iPhone Antenna Engineers

Three Apple job postings for iPhone / iPad antenna engineers to "Define and implement antenna system architecture to optimize the radiation performance for wireless portable devices." All three were posted on June 23rd, the same day that we started seeing widespread reporting of the left-handed reception issues. Coincidence?

Engadget

iPhone 4 in Singapore!




Hey guys & gals! Its time to 'Register Your Interest' with your telco today!

Singtel, Starhub and M1 have already created sites for you to register yourself to be kept informed of the latest news on the iPhone 4.

During WWDC, Apple announced that Singapore, among other countries, will be receiving the iPhone 4 in July!

So, if you're from Singtel, register your interest HERE.
If you're from Starhub, HERE.
Or M1, HERE.

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Apple AppStore No Longer Supports iOS 2.x Apps

The App Store will no longer support iOS 2.x applications, according to the iOS 4 Readiness Checklist for developers.

Existing apps in the Apps Store and those built using iPhone SDK 3.1.3 should already run on iOS 4 without modification. However, you should test your existing apps on a development device running iOS 4 to be certain there aren't any compatibility issues. All new applications and updates to existing applications must be built with iPhone SDK 4. Please note, the App Store will not longer support applications that target iOS 2.x.

Apple also recommends resubmitting your application with high resolution artwork for those who have not done this already.



iClarified,

iPhone 4 and iPad Shot Dead

iPhone 4 and iPad shot with a 50 cal rifle. AWESOME!

On June 24th, Apple released the new iPhone 4 to an overwhelmingly enthusiastic public response. My good buddy, Richard Ryan, waited in line for over 24 hours, and got the first iPhone 4 in Sherman Oaks. But "facetime video chat" was the last thing he had in mind for the device... muahahahaha.







iPhone4 Shot in SlowMo.