According to a new post from Faq-Mac.com[Translated], Intel has sent an email to members of its Intel Retail Edge program with the chance to win a new MacBook Pro. The interesting thing about the contest is that it details some specifications we have not yet seen as part of the MacBook lineup. The contest shows a Core i5 based MacBook Pro.
Read MoreThere were some rumblings from various sites today that WebOS1.3.5 may be coming today. The update is here and is being pushed to your device as we type this. The update comes in at just 13MB, but has some significat fixes for those of you using WebOS.
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The good news is that the 3.0 siftware is available today for iPhone Developers. The bad news is that it is not available for all to enjoy until the summer. To do a quick recap and cover a few things we did not, Apple has shown us the new features of 3.0 which include in-app purchases, peer tp peer connectivity, accessory connectivity, Google Map API’s, push for apps, cut and paste, landscape mode, MMS or picture text messages, voice memos, new calendar support, updates to the stock app and the addition of spotlight. They have also added A2DP Blutooth support.
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We needed something to find all of those apps we have installed and Apple has given us spotlight on the iPhone to do so. The search features in the 3.0 software not only let you search apps, but allow you to search mail and all other things on the iPhone. You can also now type in landscape mode in mail and notepad. Such novel ideas, who would have thought the wait would have been this long for such simple usability from Apple.
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The default email application on the iPhone is decent, but the one thing it lacks is landscape mode. Wide email allows just that and a nice feature set for $1.99.
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