TweetDeck allows you to monitor, manage and engage in your social world by bringing together your Twitter and Facebook feeds in a powerful and flexible column-based dashboard.
This is a brand new version of iPhone TweetDeck rebuilt from the ground up to be fast, flexible and full-on powerful. For more information see www.tweetdeck.com/iphone. For help and support, follow @iOSDeck on Twitter.
All major Twitter features are supported: Sending updates, retweeting (native and old-style), favourites, mentions, direct messages and searching
Posting to multiple Twitter accounts is a breeze
Facebook status updates, notifications, wall posts, Likes and comments are all at your fingertips
Configurable, combined Home, Me and Inbox columns are standard, bringing all your feeds and notifications together
Fully flexible custom columns allow the combination of any number of different feeds, from all services and all accounts. You decide what you want to see, just pinch a column and start configuring.
Innovative navigation of Twitter profiles helps you discover new feeds that can all be added as columns at the touch of a button
See the conversation in context with tweets above and below in detail view.
Easily send long posts thanks to full Deck.ly support
Clean & clear compose window features image uploading, geo-tagging and username autocomplete for @mentions. Press and hold a link to auto-shorten using j.mp
Login with your TweetDeck account to speed through the setup process, or just provide a Twitter or Facebook account and get started.
Jump to the top of a column with a quick tap of the iPhone status bar.
Photosynth for iOS is the panorama creation and sharing app that lets you capture more of your world. Now you can capture 360° in all directions (up, down, left, and right) to create spectacular images. Using the latest in computer vision techniques, Photosynth makes it easy and fun to create and share interactive panoramas of wherever you are.
Photosynth can share images and interactive panorama experiences to Facebook (with the included free Photosynth.net service). Integration with Bing Maps means millions of people could see your panoramas on maps and in search results for locations you’ve captured.
Features:
See your panorama take shape as you capture them with INTERACTIVE CAPTURE
Look and capture in all directions with FULL-SPHERE PANORAMAS
See the final panorama right away with fast ON-DEVICE PROCESSING
Sharp, high-resolution results with the ADVANCED IMAGE STITCHING ENGINE
Panoramas are always available to view and share from the ON-DEVICE LIBRARY
Zoom, pan, stretch, and view in landscape or portrait with our IMMERSIVE VIEWER
Save as many panoramas as you want and view them online at PHOTOSYNTH.NET
Sharing:
Share to Facebook with images or interactive panoramas
Share to Bing Maps to see your panoramas throughout Bing
Your panorama images are available to any app from the Camera Roll
Photosynth’s unique capture experience requires an iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad 2, or iPod Touch (Fourth Generation).
Navigon has just released an updated version of its highly popular MobileNavigator software for the iPhone. The newest version is 1.8, and adds a really impressive Augmented Reality feature.
Apple has pushed out iOS 4.3.2 for iPhone 4 owners (Verizon iPhone 4 owners are getting 4.2.7). This is just a bug fix and security update. Those of you who want to jailbreak their devices, should again stay away until there is a working jailbreak!
Changes include:
Fixes an issue that occasionally caused blank or frozen video during a FaceTime call
Fixes an issue that prevented some international users from connecting to 3G networks on iPad Wi-Fi + 3G
The Bing for iPad app does Bing better than bing.com. Bing launched their new iOS search app free in the iTunes app store. Bing for iPad takes all the features of the Bing search engine and elegantly integrates them into the iPad user experience, changing the way you browse results to better fit with a touch experience. From searching for information, to finding weather reports, to checking traffic, to browsing images in a variety of ways, Bing keeps you in an iPad-optimized experience throughout each search session. While Google simply shows you results exactly as they do on your desktop, Bing takes search on tablets a step further to provide a truly enriched search experience.
Unfortunately, this is currently only available for U.S. residents.
Newest reports tell that iOS 5 has been delayed till a fall release. We’ll most probably see the new OS announced at WWDC, June 5-9th, pushing the release date back by a few months. Could this be the first time that the next-gen iPhone will be released outside of the usual June/July timeframe?
WWDC ’11 will have a strong focus on the Cloud. Here’s what is so far rumored about WWDC and iOS 5:
iOS 5 is said to be a major revamp of the platform
The new iOS could well be previewed at WWDC, but won’t be released then
A new type of iPad may be released alongside the iOS 5
iOS 5 will be all about the cloud, with Apple launching new services to support it
A new “music locker” service may be unveiled during Apple’s annual music-themed event
Another service may deal with location, helping people find friends and family members
WWDC, taking place in June, will be all about the cloud, preparing developers for the upcoming wave of connected apps
OS X Lion, which should be released during the summer, may easily incorporate some of the cloud components
