Displaying items by tag: iOS 4

Looking identical to the iPad keyboard Bluetooth cases reviewed on Engadget, elsewhere on the Internet and even to the Kensington KeyFolio, the Toccata's only difference appears to be the PADACS brand - and the world's most competitive pricing - plus it's nice and quiet to type on, too, with this article typed on the iPad and the Toccata, too!

If you've been hankering for an iPad case that came with a built-in Bluetooth keyboard, iPad accessory company 'PADACS' has just released one for the Australian market!

Hot on the heels of rumours of a new camera-equipped iPod touch, the word on the street is that Apple will be announcing an event to unveil a new iPod touch and a few other interesting updates.

There was a time when creating movies required a super-computer, a degree from Film-Maker School and lots of expensive equipment. But iMovie for iPhone - a cutback version of Apple's desktop application - puts movie editing and distribution in the palm of your hand. We took iMovie for iPhone on the road to put it through its paces.

iPhone 4 owners and those that have upgraded their older iPhones to iOS 4 have noticed that battery life is suffering. We take a look under the covers to find the problem.

Security researchers are warning that a drive-by jailbreak for iOS 4 and earlier could be used to drop malware onto iPhones, iPads and iPod touches.

Apple's iPhone 4 might have arrived in Australia to massive queues, plenty of free coverage in the mainstream media and the sort of hype not seen perhaps since the release of Windows 95 but clearly quality control is not all it could be at Cupertino.

Apple has released the iOS 4.0.1 software update for the iPhone and iOS 3.2.1 for the iPad.

Sybase, Inc. (NYSE: SY), an industry leader in enterprise mobility software, expanded its support for Apple devices with a full mobile device management and security solution for iOS 4. The release of Sybase® Afaria® delivers proven, market-leading functionality to empower enterprise IT to effectively manage the proliferation of personally and corporate-liable iPhones, while providing a high degree of security to meet the strictest corporate standards.

Navigation software developer Tom Tom has been quick out of the blocks to let people know the changes to the popular navigation app as part of the advent of iOS 4 on the iPhone.

During his WWDC 2010 keynote address, Apple CEO Steve Jobs boasted that the iPhone was currently number two behind RIM in smartphone sales. He quoted a Nielsen survey but there was a noticeable absentee in Apple's stats - Symbian. So what's the truth?