iOS 4.2 went public yesterday, but Apple is already aiming at a mid-December release for the next major update of its mobile operating system, iOS 4.3. Before we get into the details and we try to put the pieces together, it is necessary to recap all the rumors that have been going around recently about News Corp.’s upcoming iPad-only newspaper, The Daily.
Two of the biggest companies in US, Microsoft and Apple, are well known for their rivalry and for their products. It all started with the classic confrontation between their computer OS: Microsoft Windows OS vs. MAC OS and now the time has come to analyze the confrontation on the newest pieces of technology: gadgets on Apple iOS 4.3 vs. Windows Phone 7 running devices.
@ OP Site Admin - do you realize your related posts section overhangs into the comments area?
It could have been a temporary issue, from our CDN servers. What browser do you use?
I don't see the problem. I checked with IE 9, Opera 11, Firefox 4, Safari and Chrome.
Cool. Fixed now. Should always dump your CDN cache on the MaxCDN end as well if you made a site design change.
WP7 needs some major work, but hopefully it will grow on the market and more features will be added. For me the only one and real winner is the Android OS :)and I am not the apple fan some reason lol
Pocket-Lint: Want better battery life after updating to iOS 4.3 on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch? Easy. All you have to do is disable Ping and you’ll notice that your device’s battery capabilities should be restored to what they were before the latest update.
Engadget: Unfortunately we knew that iOS 4.3 wouldn't end up shipping with those nifty four- and five-finger gestures, but what we didn't know was how easy it'd be to enable them.
