Showing posts with label Apple OS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple OS. Show all posts

Friday, July 22, 2011

iPod High-resolution entertainment.


Touch your music.

iPhone 4 isn’t just an amazing phone. It’s an amazing iPod, too — one that lets you listen to music, watch video, and browse everything with the touch of a finger. Flick to scroll through songs, artists, albums, and playlists. Flick through music by album artwork with Cover Flow. Shake iPhone to shuffle songs. Create playlists right on your iPhone. And don’t worry about missing a call. The music fades and pauses when iPhone rings, and a pinch of the center button on your headset answers the call.

Watch in stunning high resolution.

The high-resolution 3.5-inch Retina display is the ultimate way to watch TV shows and movies on a mobile device. Graphics look crisp and detailed, and the wide viewing angle lets your friends watch at the same time. To enjoy the show, just download content from the iTunes Store or sync video from your iTunes library on your Mac or PC.

Multitask in stereo.

Just about anything you do on iPhone, you can do while listening to music. Multitasking makes it possible. From whatever app you’re in, simply double-click the Home button to reveal the new multitasking interface, then swipe right to access iPod controls — play/pause, forward, and back.

Buy music and video.

Shop the iTunes Store right on iPhone and choose from millions of songs and ringtones you can download via Wi-Fi or your cellular network. Even download movies and TV shows.1

Get and give music recommendations.

Say you’re listening to a song and you want to hear other tracks like it. The Genius feature scans your music library and finds more songs that go great together to make a Genius playlist for you. You can even generate a Genius playlist using Voice Control. Just ask iPhone to “play more songs like this.”

Stream to and from your iPhone.

You’ve got music. You’ve got movies. And now you can stream what’s on your iPhone to your HDTV and speakers. As long as your iPhone is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Apple TV or any speaker connected to an AirPort Express, the AirPlay icon automatically appears.



iOS: The world's most advanced mobile OS

Thousands of applications and amazing features features with an easy-to-use interface and rock-solid stability, iOS — Apple’s mobile operating system — is the foundation of iPhone. And even as other phones try to catch up, the technologies and features built into iOS 4 keep it years ahead of the competition.

Elegant and intuitive interface.

The revolutionary Multi-Touch interface in iOS was designed for the most natural pointing device ever: your finger. So whether you’re using one of the built-in apps or one of the over 350,000 apps and games available from the App Store, you control everything with a tap, drag, swipe, pinch, flick, or twist of your fingers. Even tasks that might seem complicated — such as starting a FaceTime call or editing a video with iMovie — are simple, easy, and fun.


The world’s largest app platform.

With over 350,000 apps in practically every category, iOS 4 is the platform for the world’s largest collection of mobile apps. Apple gives third-party developers a rich set of tools and APIs, and they’ve been creating apps and games that redefine what a mobile device can do. Where to find these apps? Just browse the App Store from your iPhone and download them with a tap. Learn more about developing for iOS

Performance and stability that lead the industry.

iOS 4 is a desktop-class OS that’s been reinvented for mobile devices. Because it’s based on the world’s most advanced computer operating system — Mac OS X — performance in iOS 4 is fast and stability is rock-solid. iOS 4 manages power efficiently and delivers the best possible battery life. And multitasking — using multiple apps at the same time.

Hardware and software made for each other.

Because Apple makes both the iPhone hardware and the operating system, everything works together seamlessly and intelligently. This integration enables apps to take full advantage of iPhone hardware features such as the Retina display, the Multi-Touch interface, the accelerometer, the three-axis gyro, GPS, accelerated graphics, and more. FaceTime is a perfect example. It uses both iPhone 4 cameras, the display, one of the two microphones, and your Wi-Fi connection.

Safe and secure by design.

iOS 4 is highly secure from the moment you turn on your iPhone. All apps run in a safe environment, so a website or app can’t access data from other apps. iOS 4 supports encrypted network communication to protect your sensitive information. Optional parental controls let you manage iTunes purchases, Internet browsing, and access to explicit material.

Ready for business.

Businesses around the world are choosing iPhone for its enterprise-ready features and powerful security. iOS 4 works with Microsoft Exchange and standards-based servers to deliver over-the-air push email, calendar, and contacts. iOS 4 protects your data by encrypting information in three separate areas: in transmission, at rest on the device, and when backed up to iTunes. You can securely access private corporate networks through industry-standard VPN protocols. And companies can easily deploy iPhone across an enterprise using configuration profiles.

Accessible by everyone.

iOS 4 comes standard with a wide range of accessibility features that help people with disabilities experience everything iPhone has to offer. For example, the built-in VoiceOver screen-reading technology allows those who are blind or have low vision to hear a description of the item they’re touching on the screen.

Works all over the world.

iPhone and iOS 4 are made to be used around the world. The user interface is localized into over 30 languages, and you can easily switch between them. Because the keyboard is software based, you can select from over 50 different layouts with support for language-specific features including diacritic marks on characters, handwritten input for Chinese, and contextual character options for Japanese. In addition, the built-in dictionaries support 50 languages and dialects, VoiceOver reads screens in 33 languages, and Voice Control understands 24 languages.

Apple's Lion hits 1 million copies sold

                             (Credit: Apple)

Apple today announced that it sold more than 1 million copies of Lion, the latest version of its Mac OS on its first day of availability.
The software, which went on sale early yesterday, made its debut back in October during the company's "Back to the Mac" event. In today's release, the company noted that customers are buying Lion "faster than any other OS release in Apple's history."
Lion is the first version of Apple's Mac OS to be offered as a digital download through the Mac App Store. The company plans to let customers buy it on a USB stick for $69, more than double the software's $29.99 digital price tag, sometime next month.

via [iphone.com]