Testing voice record iPhone 3.0
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New iPhone OS 3.0 features
Picked up from this forum. Some features such as MMS are not available on original iPhone (2007). Seems to have been taken from testing with an iPhone 3G. Have yet to test them all. Split into groups of tens for easier reading. Enjoy
1. Cut/Paste
2. Copy/Paste
3. Shake to undo/redo typing
4. Text selection for easy mass deletion
5. MMS
6. Landscape keyboard in Notes
7. Landscape keyboard in Mail
8. Landscape keyboard in Messages
9. Forward texts or picture messages
10. Delete individual texts or picture messages
11. Sending progress bar in Messages app moved to title instead of over the keyboard area (allows typing new message while the first one is sending)
12. USB tethering
13. Bluetooth tethering
14. Stereo bluetooth (A2DP)
15. Spotlight search (searches all app titles, mail, media, contact details, and calendar appointments)
16. Search in Notes
17. Search in Mail
18. Search in iPod
19. In-App purchases
20. Option to have double clicking the home button go to the Spotlight Search
21. Option to have double clicking the home button go to the Camera
22. Preview icon in lower left hand corner for last shot taken in Camera app
23. Shake to shuffle in iPod
24. Scrolling of screenshots in App Store
25. Type of phone used under each call in Recents (i.e., mobile, home, work, etc.)
26. Call history log (including call duration)
27. Option to Share Contact in each contact listing
28. Hold link in Safari to Copy
29. Hold link in Safari to Open in New Page
30. Auto Fill contact information, usernames and passwords in Safari
31. Login to your YouTube account
32. See Comments in YouTube
33. Subscribe in YouTube
34. Rate in YouTube
35. Shake to undo what you have typed
36. Option to retry sending failed text messages, indicated by red exclamation point next to text
37. Turn-by-turn GPS capabilities
38. Maps can be run inside other applications
39. Access to dock port for accessories to communicate
40. Peer-to-peer connectivity using Bluetooth (no Wi-Fi required)
41. New Voice memo application
42. Extended Parental controls
43. Anti-phishing
44. Wi-Fi auto login
45. Note syncing in iTunes
46. Improved Stocks app
47. New calendar types (CalDAV)
48. Prompt to confirm deleting a note
49. Prompt to confirm deleting a photo
50. Option to select multiple photos to attach to an email
51. "Find My iPhone" option for MobileMe users
52. Unlimited size podcast downloads over 3G
53. Pushing home button on first home screen takes user to Spotlight
54. Pushing home button on Spotlight takes user to first home screen
55. Variable speed playback for audio books
56. App Store subscriptions
57. Push notifications
58. Audio/Video tags
59. New video streaming capabilities (HTML 5 video, h.264 and HTTP)
60. Calendar subscriptions
61. iTunes login
62. iTunes account creation
63. Encypted profiles
64. LDAP (directory services)
65. VPN on-demand
66. EAP SIM
67. Proxy support
68. OTA profiles
69. Revoke certificates
70. Exchange ActiveSync Policies
71. Media scrubber
72. More languages
73. Improved keyboards
74. Failed app updates now are shown in a duplicate icon and labeled "Paused"
75. When selecting multiple emails to forward/delete, any unread emails' blue dot are shown next to the red selector dot instead of being overridden by the red selector dot
76. Non-contact phone calls list their city and state of origin in Recents and Visual Voicemail under the number.
77. Ability to change ringtones straight from Favorites
78. Lap time display now displayed smaller and above time in Stopwatch
79. Polished Phone, Messages, and iPod icons
80. Swipe to delete notes in the Notes app
81. Advanced Bluetooth options for Handsfree devices
82. Option to close a single web page in Safari page view, which immediately opens a new blank page
83. Improved predictive dictionary
84. Blue dot now displayed in center of location circle in Maps (V1 only)
85. Listening to music while charging the battery now displays the album art instead of the battery
86. Smaller font for song title on lock screen
87. Option in Phone Settings to choose your phone number
88. Option to disable text message reminder alerts
89. Option to disable text message previews
90. Option to show subject field in text messages
91. Ability to integrate iPod music into apps
92. Clickable email links in App Store app descriptions
93. JavaScript 3x speed boost
94. 11 homescreens now allowed
95. Reboots to "slide to unlock" screen instead of homescreen
96. In Settings>General>Home>Search Results, users can choose what is searched on the phone and in what order.
97. Application count added in Settings>General>About
98. Option "Load Remote Images" added in Mail settings
99. Global address book option available if Exchange account is set up
100. Speed control in audiobooks
101. 30 second repeat option for audiobooks
102. Improved scrubbing speeds when holding white dot in song progress bar in iPod
103. When sending a text, your text box where you typed smoothly fades from white to green instead of instantly changing from white to green.
104. When moving an app across homescreens, holding the app on either the left or right side will slowly advance the app one through one homescreen at a time, without leaving empty spots in the bottom right corner or each homescreen it advances through.
105. Album name displayed on lockscreen iPod controls
106. Shake to shuffle on lockscreen iPod controls
107. Podcasts saved on iPhone now show Run Time, Time Left and Date Published
108. Screen goes from dimmed to full brightness after each song when playing the iPod while plugged in
109. WAVE file support in Mail
110. Attachment no longer automatically downloaded until user taps the attachment in Mail
111. When using a bluetooth headset with iPod, volume bar is removed and bluetooth headset name is displayed in its place.
112. A hard reset on your phone (holding sleep and home for 10 seconds) now turns it off instead of restarting it.
113. A space is no longer needed between two words for predictive texting to function.
Podcast 90 - The Cheese Inc. Conference Keynote with iCheddar Announcement
The Cheese Inc Keynote With Ic by Anthony Marco
Instead of going to the Apple Developer's Conference today, I went to the Dairy Food Expo, and, while nowhere near as chic or glamorous, the announcements about Cheese 2.0 and the new models of the iCheddar were something to behold.
iRev Touch Test. Graphic Transformation.
A raw prototype using iRev and Web-kit tags is now on my iRev prototype page. It works with any recent web-kit browser ,aka safari (I tested with Safari 4.0 & iPhone OS) , and specially iPhone/iTouch OS 2.0 and later. It nothing to exciting, but it is a steeping stone for bigger and better things to come using iRev.
I am working on another that is not yet done that paints on the screen. It works sort of now, but not enough to show off yet.
Also updated the site with twitter links and a favicon.
More info @ http://www.obleoproductions.com/page5/page5.html
Apple's stock after iPhone 3.0 event
Market seemed to react positively after Apple announced the latest OS for iPhone: iPhone 3.0.
Many say that this is Apple's strategy to counter the iPhone's real killer: Palm Pre, which will be released in the near future.
Sent from my iPhone
More on the iPhone 3.0 announcement
One of the new features coming in iPhone 3.0 is the capability for an app to have what I'll call sub-purchases. The example given was a game you'd buy and then, from within the game, you'd be able to buy additional levels. Currently you have to buy a different version of the game, or get an update - which so far have been free.
But one point about this new feature is that you can't buy add-ons from within a free application. A developer can't give away the razor and sell the blades.
Why is that interesting? Well, Amazon gives away their iPhone Kindle app, but sells content.
If I were Amazon, I think I'd like to walk away from the whole idea of the AppStore. Amazon has a delivery mechanism. They can handle micro payments. They want to give away their iPhone Kindle app and have you buy books from within it.
But they won't. Why should they give Apple 30% of each book sale? Their current model (the iPhone Kindle book sees everything you've purchased from Amazon, but you have to do the purchasing via a web page or a 'real' Kindle) will likely continue.
The AppStore is problematic at best. The whole idea of a cadre of Apple employees passing qualitative judgement on apps is astonishing to me. How can Apple seriously reject an iPhone app for obscenities when I can buy, literally, the 7 words you can't say on television on the iTunes 'Music" store?
The AppStore is probably great for the one-person shops who are developing an app in their spare time. It's probably even helpful for an entity like the New York Times, which lacks a software distribution infrastructure. But Amazon doesn't need their help.
