iPhone 3GS – perfectiune?

UPDATE: Am testat deja noul OS 3.0  pe un iPhone 2G si este vizibil plusul de viteza in majoritatea aplicatiilor cat si in open/close aplicatii. De asemenea, o parte dintre noile facilitati le-am testat si mi-au placut: landscape keyboard in Mail, Messages, Calendar; Spotlight Search – very cool; VoiceMemo; cut/copy/paste.

Apple a anuntat oficial versiunea upgradata de iPhone 3G, numita iPhone 3G S.

Ce se spune ca ar aduce nou:
- viteza dubla de procesare
- camera de 3 megapixeli cu auto focus
- inregistrare video la 30fps
- viteza 3G de 7.2 Mbps HSDPA
- autonomie mai mare a bateriei
- MMS
- voice control
- compas digital built-in
- Voice Over – screen reader pentru persoanele cu dizabilitati
- Cut, Copy and Paste
- Spotlight Search to search across iPhone or within Mail, Contacts, Calendar and iPod
- tastatura landscape pentru Mail, Messages, Notes and Safari
- Voice Memo – inregistrare si trimitere de continut audio
- noul OS 3.0 cu toate facilitatile trambitate
- 16GB la 199USD, 32GB la 299USD si “vechiul” iPhone 3G la numai 99USD!

Ramane de vazut cate dintre cele de mai sus se vor adeveri (am incredere in Apple, sunt genul de companie care invata din feedbackul userilor – chiar daca le ia ceva mai mult ). Daca si preturile se vor adeveri atunci stiu ce telefon imi voi cumpara anul asta, sic!

comunicatul pe site-ul Apple
poze de la anuntul oficial

Y Messenger for iPhone

		Today I’ve seen that Yahoo launched the Yahoo Messenger for mobile phones and also for iPhone. This is a kewl choice, nice of the guys at Yahoo! Of course, I could not find in AppStore this application, only the Yahoo app which “combines all your crucial web services into one”. But I don’t need all that “crucial” services, I only need Y Mess to test it.
		What will happen in the close future, if you’re considering the fact that FRING it’s a very good tool and has some advantage in front of Y! Mess? Of course, we’re talking about one of the most popular web applications versus a quasi-unknown app like FRING, but let’s not forget that FRING was offering a great messenger while the guys at Yahoo were striving (maybe??) to launch the mobile version.

Details (and a video) here: http://messenger.yahoo.com/iphone

LATER EDIT: I’ve just managed to install & use a little bit of the new Y! Messenger for iPhone app (ver 1.0) and it’s super kewl. I mean, near the usual contact list you can use most of the stuff that you were used to:
- can set a status
- can log in into (or change status to) invisible mode
- can use emoticons
- can send pictures, either from the phone or instant shots
- can send SMS messages by specifying the phone number (didn’t tried)

I’ve made some printscreens, maybe I will upload them here later today…