Earlier this week, Apple released iBooks 1.1.1, an important update, including many new features. These mostly included more media abilities such as viewing videos and photos embedded into books. Today, Apple released a 1.1.2 update which eliminates a bug some users faced when installing the latest update.
Along with the video of the press conference, Apple posted some information about how they test their antennas. Apple has in fact posted a whole new section to their website regarding testing iPhone antennas, going beyond writing a simple article on the issue.
Apple has posted the QuickTime stream for Monday’s keynote address for WWDC 2010. For those of you are wondering, yes Apple has edited the video. For those who haven’t heard, Apple’s network failed during yesterday’s keynote.
Apple started seeding the iOS 4 Golden Master (final version) and iTune 9.2 to developers, immediately after the WWDC 2010 keynote event. The releases are available to registered iPhone developers. iOS 4 is coming on June 21st, presumably along with iTunes 9.2.
Apple previously introduced iAds at the special iPhone OS 4.0 (now called iOS 4). Today at the WWDC 2010, Apple gave a demonstration of iAds and provided some additional details about the service.
At today’s WWDC 2010 event Steve Jobs announced that iBooks will be coming to the iPhone latter this month. Additionally the app will receive some pretty big updates. The update will include the ability to view PDF documents within the app. Additionally, the app will get an updated bookmarking control and users will be able to add notes to books and documents.
