Remember the iPad + Velcro video? Yes, that one. Well, it went viral and millions of people have watched it so far. For this reason, Apple decided to post it on its website. Believe it or not, it’s available for your streaming pleasure at: apple.com/ipad/velcro.
Awesome, isn’t it? Yes, but *do not attempt.
If you downloaded the WWDC ‘10 keynote from iTunes (or watched it online), you’ve already seen this. In case you haven’t, Apple has posted a new iPhone 4 commercial entirely focused on FaceTime, the video calling technology built in the new iPhone. You can watch the ad here.
The 1 minute video shows different usage scenarios for FaceTime: a deaf couple signing, a kid graduating, a baby smiling to his dad on the iPhone screen. Like I said when I first saw the ad, well done.
The guys over at Engadget got tired of waiting for Apple to ship the white iPhone 4 (even though some units have been spotted in some Apple stores) and decided to build their own model.
They tore apart a standard black model, replaced the front and back covers with some Chinese parts, left a black home button because they hadn’t a replacement for that.
The end result is pretty good, check it out after the break.
The best (worst?) videos and pictures of this week, rounded up in a single post. Viva el iPhone 4.
We’ve seen what it’s possible to achieve with CSS before: the Opera logo, a Safari window built inside Safari itself, a Kinetic Type video. What about Apple-related stuff though? Now we have an iPhone and some iOS icons made entirely with CSS.
iOS 4 brought multitasking, folders, unified inbox, threaded email conversations and note syncing to the iPhone. For these reasons, some people think that jailbreaking a device running iOS 4 is now pointless, considering that two of the biggest features of jailbreak (multitasking and folders) are now developed by Apple itself.
Did I jailbreak my iOS 4 iPhone 3GS? Yes. Do I think is still worth it? Yes.
