Missed the Apple event? Don’t have 2 hours to watch the keynote?
Well thanks to the CultOfMac you can get an idea of all the happenings by just sparing 90 seconds of your valuable time.
Check out the round up below:
What do you think about the new releases?
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Posted by iosjedi on March 8, 2012
http://iosjediblog.com/2012/03/08/apple-event-summed-up-in-just-90-seconds/
The speculation that arose among all the blogs about the AppStore app KakaoTalk Messenger having a vulnerability that would allow jailbreakers to exploit iOS 5.1 has been deemed as a hoax by the one who initially tweeted about it (@i0n1c).
Here’s what he tells us:
iOS 5.1 is out.There was never an exploitable hole in KakaoTalk, as I said from the 1st day.It was an experiment to see if Apple would kill an iOS app just for the rumour of a vulnerability.We needed to see if using apps for JB is feasible or if Apple will act if we just tell you to download a specific app a few weeks before releasing an exploit for it. The result of the KakaoTalk experiment was that KakaoTalk developers were trying to get into contact to fix the non existant vulnerability. Of course it is unknown to me,if they got some pressure from Apple. We will never know.
After this he also tells us why out of all the AppStore apps did he pick KakaoTalk to become the guinea pig:
Well reading that was a bit disappointing because I was hoping to update to iOS 5.1 expecting a jailbreak anytime soon, but after that I think I’d probably hold my thoughts of upgrading to iOS 5.1.
What are you going to do, wait for the jailbreak exploit or not?
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Posted by iosjedi on March 8, 2012
http://iosjediblog.com/2012/03/08/kakaotalk-messenger-exploit-a-hoax/
Alongside the third generation iPad and a new Apple TV, Apple showcased a number of apps that took advantage of the improved hardware of the new iPad. One of them was iPhoto for iOS, which brings advanced photo editing capabilities to the iPad, using touch based gestures.
Some noteworthy features:
Posted by iosjedi on March 8, 2012
http://iosjediblog.com/2012/03/08/iphoto-in-the-new-ipad/
After today’s event Apple is on a role to update all it’s previous apps to support the new iPad’s retina display.
Here are all the apps that have been updated with their change logs:
Remote
iBooks
Find My Friends
iTunesU
Find My iPhone
Just before pushing these updates Apple also increased the OTA download limit to 50MB.
What do you think about these new updates?
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Posted by iosjedi on March 8, 2012
http://iosjediblog.com/2012/03/08/apple-updates-its-appstore-apps/
If you are one of those Apple fans who could not get hold of any live blogs or any live news, Apple has already taken care of that just a few minutes after their event.
Check out the whole event below:
What are you most amazed by? Let me know in the comments section below.
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Posted by iosjedi on March 8, 2012
http://iosjediblog.com/2012/03/08/apples-march-7-media-event/
As you all know today is the day all rumors will come to an end, the iPad 3 and the Apple TV 3 and the iOS 5.1 are all set to launch today. As Apple has stopped all live streaming you can’t really get the live event on your screen so for that reason I’am presenting to you the live coverage of Apple’s media event in words and pictures:
Posted by iosjedi on March 7, 2012
http://iosjediblog.com/2012/03/07/live-coverage-of-apples-march-7-media-event/
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