Sometimes revisions are necessary. Per AppleInsider, Dropbox has officially confirmed the changes made to its SDK in its developer forums. Brian Smith, who works on the iPhone and iPad versions of Dropbox, said the issue with Apple was resolved after “the worst game of telephone you’ve ever played.” Using the new SDK, applications no longer […]
Category: iOS
Not that iOS 5.1 wasn’t perfect, but there’s always room for a few bugs fixes. Per Mac|Life, Apple released iOS 5.1.1 on Monday. The update offers the following fixes and changes: – Improves reliability of using HDR option for photos taken using the Lock Screen shortcut. – Addresses bugs that could prevent the new iPad […]
You’ve been craving it for months and it’s finally here. Per The Unofficial Apple Weblog, Apple has released its iOS 5.1 update for qualifying iPhones, iPads and iPod touch devices. The update, which can be located, snagged and installed via iTunes, adds the following fixes and changes: – Japanese language support for Siri (availability may […]
You can’t argue that WebKit’s been good for Apple and iOS in general. Apple’s WebKit JavaScriptCore is now a “triple tier virtual machine,” offering the potential for 2-2.5 times faster JavaScript performance in Safari. Per webkit.org, recent changes in Apple’s WebKit open source project (used by Safari on OS X and iOS, and to power […]
An alleged leak of Apple’s upcoming iOS 5.1 update appears to show the addition of a permanent camera button on the lock screen and Japanese support for Siri. Brazilian iPhone blog blogdoiPhone claimed on Thursday to have a obtained a “pre-GM” version of iOS 5.1 with a few minor changes from current beta versions. The […]