iOS 5 review for the 3gs coming Monday

Yes I will be doing a full review of the ios 5 software update for the 3gs.Many screenshot’s and possibly a video.Check back in a few days.

iOS 5 out October 12 !

So the iOS 5 software will be out on October 12th, for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPhone 4s also on the iPad 1&2 and the ipod touch 3&4.

The GM version is already available for developers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

iPhone 4s Recap

Ok so this was a disappointing keynote,they for the first time did an event in October and the hype was at it’s peak,but all of all that hype and hope we are left with just an improved iPhone 4 I will be skipping this one and waiting for the iPhone 5.

Microsoft pushes out preview build of Internet Explorer 10

Happy with your shiny new copy of Internet Explorer 9? It’s already out of date — Microsoft just announced Internet Explorer 10 at its MIX developer conference in Las Vegas, and if you’re running Windows you can grab a spoon right now and sample an early taste. You can download the new Platform Preview right now at Microsoft’s Test Drive site and see where the company’s going with this early iteration, which adds support for additional web standards like CSS Gradients and CSS3 Flexible Box Layout. According to the press release, a gentleman named Dean Hachamovitch just revealed the new browser on the MIX stage, but we’re actually watching him speak right now, and… he’s not quite there yet. We’ll let you know what he says.

For more head on to Engadget.

HTC Sensation Leaked!

Would you look at that, HTC’s latest worst kept secret is live on Vodafone UK’s website. So here’s the scoop: 4.3-inch qHD (540 x 960 pixel) SLCD display, 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera augmented by an 8 megapixel shooter with dual-LED flash around back, a 1.2GHz (dual-core) processor, and 4GB of internal flash memory with an extra 8GB supplied on memory card. Stick around, we’ll have hands-on with the latest Android Sensation from the HTC launch event later in the day.

Via Engadget.More info after the break.

CyanogenMod 7.0 now final

Is your phone manufacturer’s Android ROM not treating you quite the way it should? Worry not, Cyanogen’s got your back as usual and has just released the final v7.0 of the CyanogenMod, now based on Android 2.3.3. There’s an extensive list of supported Android handsets, which is now also augmented with a couple of tablets: the B&N Nook Color and the Viewsonic G Tablet. As usual with custom ROMs, we advise reading up and making sure you know what you’re doing before you do it, but if you’re already up to speed on the latest in homebrewed Android, this is the moment you’ve been eagerly waiting for.

via Engadget