Category Archives: iOS 4

Today Apple has released iOS 4.3. Open iTunes, connect your compatible device (make sure your sync and backup) then click check for updates.

Just a quick heads up. It seems iOS 4.3 will be restricted to multitasking devices ONLY. So unless you have an iPhone 3G[S] or neweror a 3rd generation iPod touch or newer you will NOT be able to install iOS 4.3.  iPad … Continue reading →

We had another GM release for iOS 4.2 (called 4.2.1). Very odd indeed. The important item is the REMOVAL of printing to a shared network printer. A big disappointment for sure but there were probably good reasons and perhaps in … Continue reading →

With the iOS 4.2 GM release, it is just a matter of time (5-10 days?) before iOS 4.2 is released to the wild! Reminder: To Print your device MUST support multitasking.

In the next few days we’ll be updating the site with some new labels. “iOS 4.2 Ready“ means that our iOS applications (iPhone, iPod and iPad) have been tested and are fully compliant with iOS 4.2. “iOS 4.2 Features” means that our ”iOS … Continue reading →

Our final (hopefully) recommendation for iPhone 3G users: INSTALL iOS 4.1 So we are now rating iOS 4.1 as useable, however please consider the following. iPhone 3G iOS 4.1 limitations: 1. You CANNOT access Game Center 2. NO FAS (Multitasking) 3. … Continue reading →

01-Sept-2010 Update: downloaded and installed. We didn’t immediately notice a difference from the last beta but we are still testing. We are waiting (as all developers are) for the next and possibly final beta (may even be the GM build). … Continue reading →

Any information about iOS 4.1 beta is covered under the Apple Developer NDA. I can report that there may be hope for running iOS 4 on a 3G iPhone. Just maybe… we’ll see.

Well so far I’m reading mixed results on the Apple developer forums. I did install the update on our iPhone 3G but quite honestly haven’t had the time to do any testing. I’ll try to get in a few hours … Continue reading →

We are working closely with Apple Engineers to help improve the performance of iOS 4 and the 3G iPhone. Let’s hope those “smart Apple Engineers” can find ways to reduce the performance hit that is kicking the 3G iPhone to … Continue reading →