Introducing our new weekly segment here at RazorianFly. Everything You Probably Missed.
This segment will be published every Sunday afternoon, and has been designed to sum up the past week in both new App Store releases and the latest Apple related news from the past 7 days. Enjoy!
To huge fanfare, this week saw the announcement of the 4th generation iPhone – iPhone 4, with Apple announcing the likes of a 5 mega pixel camera, the highest pixel density display currently available on the market and FaceTime, video calling brought to the world.
Here’s everything else you may have missed!
On the App Store
June 10: Apple Releases iTunes Connect Mobile, Check Daily App Store Sales Figures From Your iPhone! – Just three days after Apple took to the stage to announce iPhone 4, the 4th incarnation of the iPhone product line, the company has today released an application which is sure to make developers of its App Store very happy indeed.
June 11: Apple Begins Pushing iBooks to iOS4 Devices – With just 4 days to go before the US, France, Germany, UK and Japan can pre-order the iPhone 4, Apple has reportedly today started pushing its previously iPad-exclusive application iBooks to its paying ADC members.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/11/apple-begins-pushing-ibooks-to-ios4-devices/
June 11: Apple Opens App Store Doors to iOS4-Based App Submissions! – Alongside releasing iTunes Connect Mobile last night and pushing iBooks today, Apple has announced they are now accepting iOS4-based application submissions, in time for the iPhone 4 official launch in the US, France, Germany, UK and Japan on June 24th.
June 11: PollDaddy – Now Available for iPad – When it comes to providing professional online surveys, there’s very little in the way of complete solutions. One solution which is considered complete though is @PollDaddy and today the service is now available for iPad.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/11/polldaddy-now-available-for-ipad/
June 12: Reeder for iPad – Now Available! – We were first able to give you the heads up on @ReederApp for iPad when @Viticci of Stories of Mac posted the first ever screenshots of the app back in late May. Today the highly anticipated RSS reader is now available for iPad.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/12/reeder-for-ipad-now-available/
June 12: Springpad Announces Official iPad App Drops Next Week! – @Springpad has today announced via a tweet on their official account that the company’s official app for iPad will be dropping next week.
In The News
June 7: Our LIVE Coverage of WWDC10 Kicks Off 5.30PM BST! – Join Us! – Well, the day has finally arrived. From the dozens of rumors and leaks we’ve wadded through over the past couple of weeks, Apple is today finally set to announce the next-generation iPhone .. and more, hopefully.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/07/our-live-coverage-of-wwdc10-kicks-off-5-30pm-bst-join-us/
June 7: Next-Gen iPhone to Drop In the UK, Friday June 25? – [RUMOR] – With just under 2 hours from Apple opening those now famous doors at Moscone West, @BitterWallet is today reporting someone “in the know” has already informed the site of the UK release date for the next-generation iPhone.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/07/next-gen-iphone-to-drop-in-the-uk-friday-june-25-rumor/
June 7: iPhone 4 – Quickest International Availability? – After following the #RFLIVE coverage of the World Wide Developers Conference 2010, I have come to realise that this will be the quickest iPhone push we have ever witnessed from Apple.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/07/iphone-4-quickest-international-availability/
June 8: iOS 4 – Need to Jailbreak Anymore? – With the release of the iOS 4 GM seed to developers, and through all of the beta’s, I highly doubt there is going to be a huge need for a jailbroken iOS 4. With the addition of numerous features, I highly believe that we’ll see less reasons to jailbreak.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/08/ios-4-need-to-jailbreak-anymore/
June 8: iOS 4 – Need to Jailbreak Anymore? – Alongside the release of the iOS4 GM candidate to developers, Apple also released a beta version of iTunes 9.2 to members of its ADC network.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/08/itunes-9-2-whats-changed/
June 8: WWDC10 Keynote Stream – Now Available! – For those of you that missed our live coverage of WWDC10 yesterday, you can re-play that here. But right on schedule, about 40 minutes ago Apple made available yesterday’s events in a convenient .MOV quicktime stream, allowing you to re-watch everything unfold as it originally happened.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/08/wwdc10-keynote-stream-now-available/
June 9: Apple Design Awards 2010 – Every year at WWDC, Apple gives out awards recognizing the most innovative apps in the App Store. The time has come, once again, to honor those applications. Last year (2009), some of the applications included Tweetie 2 (now known as Twitter for iPhone), Wooden Labyrinth 3D, Topple, and more.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/09/apple-design-awards-2010/
June 9: iPhone 4: The Damage Factor – Like the rest of you reading this, I was on the edge of my chair eagerly reading the live feed here on RazorianFly.com (so well done by Arron, congrats sir!). The pictures and leaks weeks before had shown us the phones design, including the dual glass surfaces. Having dropped, and subsequently ruined, two previous models of iPhones, I immediately wondered what I call the Damage Factor will be for iPhone 4.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/09/iphone-4-the-damage-factor/
June 9: O2 UK Officially Announce iPhone 4 Upgrade Plans For Existing Customers – [Updated x2: Micro SIM Info Announced!] – After what seems like waiting forever, UK telecoms network @O2 today announced official upgrade paths for existing iPhone customers.
June 11: Did Steve Lie to Our Faces? Screen Expert Claims 477DPI is the True Limit of the Human Retina – On Monday, Apple took to the stage at Moscone West, San Fransisco to announce the 4th generation iPhone, now known to most of us as iPhone 4. But about 30 minutes into the keynote Jobs unveiled the device had a screen like nothing we’ve ever contemplated (or in fact dreamt of) before. He called it a retina display …
June 11: iTunes Connect Mobile Pulled From the App Store? – [Updated x3: Version 1.0.1 the Cause?] – After us reporting yesterday that Apple had released iTunes Connect Mobile for developers, it seems today the application is no longer available for download.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/11/itunes-connect-mobile-pulled-from-the-app-store/
June 11: No Shortages of iPhone 4, Apple Orders Stock Parts to Deliver 3M Units a Month – If you had any fears that the iPhone 4 would be in short supply – you can allay them now. According to @AppleInsider, the Cupertino-based company is gearing up for one of biggest launches since the original iPhone, piling up stock components for the product in their millions.
June 12: iMovie for iPhone Doesn’t Work On iPhone 3GS, 3G or 2G. Period – [Updated] – Tidbits today revealed a few new pieces of info on Apple’s new iMovie for iPhone app which showcased at Moscone last Monday, citing that as half expected the software won’t run on all of Apple’s current iPhone models.
Read More: https://www.arronhirst.com/blog/2010/06/12/imovie-for-iphone-doesnt-work-with-iphone-3gs-period/
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