Get a sneak peek into the future of iPhone OS. On April 8, Apple unveiled plans for the biggest and most exciting iPhone software update yet. iPhone OS 4 will include over 100 new user features for iPhone and iPod touch owners to enjoy. And for developers, a new software development kit (SDK) offers over 1500 new APIs to create apps that are even more powerful, innovative, and amazing. iPhone OS 4 will ship this summer for iPhone and iPod touch, and for iPad in the fall. A developer beta is available now.

Apple Talk-With iPhone 5

This Week on TiP (Mar 27-Apr 2): Invitations go out for Apple’s WWDC 2011 – appears to be software-centric, iPhone 5 possibly delayed, a rumor about BBM coming to iOS, and more! Like Today’s iPhone on Facebook! facebook.com For reviews, news, tutorials and articles, check out www.todaysiphone.com Visit PhoneDog on Facebook facebook.com

111- We’ve got thelatest scoop on the Apple iPhone 5. We discuss rumors, facts, and features that may be included on the updated device. Wondering about what will be on the iP5? Watch and find out!

Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs showing out the iPhone 5 prototype and some of its amazing features at a convention.

Apple expected to announce iPad today at 1 PM Eastern

beta.technomicon.com As widely expected, the Apple Special Event for 3/2/2011 was all about the iPad 2. In most ways, the iPad 2 is way better than original iPad, so we look forward to reviewing it soon. In Part 1, we include Steve Jobs Introduction, which was mostly a recap of the past year.

In response to poor antenna issues from Apple’s iPhone 4, CEO Steve Jobs announced in a live press conference that the company is offering free “bumper” cases to those experiencing reception problems.

Speaking at Lehigh Carbon Community College in Allentown, Pa. on Friday, Dec. 4, President Obama touted the underlying numbers in today’s unemployment report, noting that the rate of lost jobs is slowing considerably, but adding that “we still have a long way to go.” He said community colleges must play a key role in retooling America’s economy. Obama stressed that while the nation lost 11000 jobs in November, that was about 115000 fewer than forecast. And the actual unemployment rate dropped, from 10.2 percent to 10 percent. “Overall, this is the best jobs report we’ve seen since 2007,” Obama said, though he added he wants to keep things “in perspective.” Joking that “good trends don’t pay the rent,” Obama said the nation still needs to figure out new ways to generate jobs. “The direction is clear,” Obama said. “When you think about how this year began … today’s report is a welcome sign that there are better days ahead.”

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