Can the BlackBerry RIMPIRE strike back against iPhone?

Nixon went to China. Reagan went to the Berlin Wall. Moses went to pharaoh. Now our own Mr. Michaluk has gone to Waterloo, the “Cupertino of Canada” as he calls it — the BlackBerry mothership. Ostensibly there for the RIM shareholder event — and perhaps to break, Mission Impossible style, into their labs and liberate a BlackBerry Bold 9900 — odds are Kev will also see the first signs of whether or not BlackBerry is headed towards RIMAGEDDON, or if it’s finally time for the RIMPIRE to strike back. (If so, he’s already got the t-shirt!)

Firebrand that he is, the students of Waterloo are already gathering around him, ready to rise up against the Android onslaught they feel threatens their beloved BlackBerrys. But here’s the thing — with iOS 5 on the horizon, and the iPhone 5 (and maybe even a second new iPad) heading their way like a freight-train in a couple months, what can RIM pull out of their PlayBook just to keep pace, never mind catch up?

Keep your eyes peeled to CrackBerry.com for a week of thrills, chills, and device spills, and we’ll see just what 3 COOs, 2 CEOs, and the world’s number one fanboy can do to breathe new life into the BlackBerry brand.

[CrackBerry.com]

redsn0w updated for iOS 5 beta 3, Jailbreakme.com updated to fix kernel patches

No sooner did iOS 5 beta 3 come out then the iPhone Dev Team followed with redsn0w 0.9.8b2. The previous version of redsn0w worked on the new release, but not perfectly according to MuscleNerd:

redsn0w 0.9.8b2 http://is.gd/6eek4Y should fix 50b3 App Store issue (if you’re already JB, just use this to boot tethered)

Jailbreakme.com also received an update from Comex that’s being pushed out via Cydia. Saurik explains:

So, @comex made some fixes to the kernel patches for JailbreakMe, and we are pushing them as an “Essential Upgrade”… I hope this works!

To be clear: do /not/ go back to jailbreakme.com and “redo” the jailbreak; instead, just open Cydia, and accept the new “Essential Upgrade”.

[@MuscleNerd, @Saurik]

iPad Live 64: Warm and fuzzy

Georgia, Seth, and Rene talk iPad 2 Pro rumors, a completely new fall lineup, 1080p Apple TV, Jailbreakme.com brings Jailbreak to iPad 2, and happy 3rd birthday App Store! This is iPad Live!

Thanks to the TiPb iPad Accessory Store for sponsoring the podcast, and to everyone who showed up for the live chat!

Music Hear me Roar by iPad Live theme song contest winner, DieselJesus!

Daily Tip: How to extract Apple’s default iPhone and iPad icons in Xcode

Wondering how to get your hands on the PNG files Apple uses for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad interface icons? If you’re a developer running Xcode and for some reason you can’t use the default controls but want your custom controls to look just like them, you’re in luck, UIKit-Artwork Extractor by 0xced will get you everything from the action button to the trash can, Emoji to the glossy effect.

UIKit Artwork Extractor extracts all the artwork and emoji symbols contained in UIKit into png files.

In order to extract Retina Display @2x high resolution images, choose the Hardware > Device > iPhone 4 menu in the iPhone Simulator.

The png files are saved into ~/Desktop/UIKit Artwork Extractor-version where version is the SDK version.

Really clever. Hit the link below to grab it, and let me know how it works for you.

[UI-Artwork Extractor via @marcoarment]

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Smoody for iPhone and iPad updated and free for today only!

Federico Kalayjian’s iPhone and iPad apps Smoody and Smoody HD have been updated with a new chapter “Underwater” and include 20 new levels. There are also new in-app purchases for new characters and additional cuts.

The Smoodies are scattered throughout the universe and are searching for one another to begin a new era. Use your wit and creativity to help them reunite while travelling through space.

Smoody is such a fun little puzzle game! It has a similar feel to one of my favorite games, Cut the Rope. It has a simple premise but can be surprisingly challenging. If you’re into these types of games, Smoody won’t disappoint!

Smoody and Smoody HD are available for free today only! They are normally priced at $0.99 and $2.99, respectively. Screenshots and video after the break.

[iPhone iTunes link] [iPad iTunes link]

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Apple Adds Extra Contractor For iPad HD

Industry rag DigiTimes has come out saying that Apple is going to add another manufacturer to help production numbers for another iPad to be released this Autumn:

Apple reportedly plans to add a second manufacturer for iPad 3 tablet PCs in addition to Foxconn Electronics with Taiwan-based Quanta Computer and Petagron Technology being indicated as the potential contenders for the possible orders, according to industry sources in Taiwan.

The current crop of rumors pegs that this September will see an iPad HD or something similar, a pro-level version of the iPad as distinct from the current lineup.

If DigiTimes’ sources are correct, this might help cut down the incredible shortage of iPad 2s that has plagued Apple, to the point where the delay in getting an iPad has only now dropped to a week.

iOS 5 features: Accessibility AssistiveTouch adds gesture control, replaces hardware buttons

iOS 5 beta 3 has an interesting new addition — Accessibility has been augmented with a gesture based control panel inside “AssistiveTouch” that can reproduce all the functionality of the existing hardware buttons, and much more.

Once turned on in Settings, the control panel can be activated by tapping the overlay on screen. It pops up with a menu containing Gestures, Favorites, Devices, and Home. Gestures has a sub menu for 2, 3, 4, and 5 finger gestures, and once you choose a quantity, blue circles in the appropriate amount appear on screen. Favorites contains defaults like Pinch and Swipe, and any custom gestures you’ve created. Device replicates the hardware features such as Rotate Screen, Lock Screen, Mute/Unmute, Volume Up/Volume Up, and Shake.

While some may think this heralds Apple ditching hardware buttons, remember, you would still need a way to reset your device if it locks up, to turn off the ringer or change volume if it’s in your pocket or purse, and to keep iOS accessible for children and people form whom complex UI and gestures are a barrier to entry.

Still, this could turn out to be a very interesting addition to iOS 5, especially for advanced users who want to have a software-based interface. Most importantly, it shows that Apple — who is already incredibly far ahead of the competition when it comes to accessibility — is not slowing down.

[Thanks @kyledziekan]

Are These The Last iPhone 4 Ads?

Apple has released two new iPhone 4 ads, and the rumors online peg these as the last ever iPhone 4 ads. The one above is for AirPlay, and the one below for FaceTime. As ever, they’re brilliantly manipulative and emotive.

With another iPhone of some flavor expected to land in September, people are guessing that this is the last iPhone 4 ad we’ll see. However, if iOS 5 launches before another handset, I bet you’ll see a fair few more ads with the iPhone 4 yet.

Raise a pet alien with Zander – Virtual Pet Alien for iPhone and iPad

Hot Salsa Interactive has released their new app, Zander – Virtual Pet Alien, for iPhone and iPad. With it, you become the ‘owner’ of a new pet named Zander. However, Zander isn’t your average pet – he’s an alien!

This app is just way too cute for words. Zander is an adorable little friend that will bring a smile to anyone’s face, kids and adults alike.

Zander – Virtual Pet Alien is available for $1.99. Screenshots after the break.

[iTunes link]

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9 Reasons Not to Buy an iPhone 5

Nine reasons why you shouldn’t buy an iPhone 5:

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Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 3

Apple has just released the third beta of iOS 5, so everyone go out and break your NDAs! Available to everyone with a developer account, expect today and tomorrow to see interesting new features and changes come to light. We’ve included a full changelog after the jump, courtesy of BGR.

The following issues relate to using the 5.0 SDK to develop code.

You can workaround this by implementing the relinquishPresentedItemToWriter: method and checking to see if the writer actually wrote when your file presenter reacquires. You can also use FSEvents to observe file system changes

These logs can grow large very quickly, so you should remove the profile after you have reproduced the problem and pulled the logs for the bug report.

FIXED: The Reminders application does not send notifications for reminders that are based upon the entry (and/or exit) of a location if there is no date associated with the reminder.

iOS 5.0 SDK supports both iOS 4.3 and iOS 5.0 simulators.

 

iOS 5 beta 3 gallery

There’s bound to be something new in iOS 5 beta 3, a new icon, a new screen, a new setting… something that shows what Apple has been up to. Already the internet and our inboxes are filling up. A lot of it is, frankly, stuff we think we’ve seen before in previous betas, but some of it looks new to us as well.

We’re going to collect it here, in this gallery. If you find anything we haven’t come across yet, let us know.

Screenshots after the break.

The Star Trek PADD Finally Makes The iPADD A Reality

Ever since the iPad launched, people have been comparing it to Star Treck: The Next Generation’s PADD, their ubiquitous data tablet. While we’ve seen some Star Trek style mods, this is the first time an official PADD app has been released. Star Trek PADD is a $4.99 iPad app, which gives you access to the official StarTrek.com information database — which means characters, ships, locations, episode guides and more.

Okay, so it’s not actually a full OS over the top of iOS, but it makes all the right sounds, and you can press buttons and pretend to be on the Enterprise.

Apple releases iOS 5 beta 3 for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Apple TV to developers

Apple has just released iOS 5 beta 3 (9A5259f) for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple TV, along with iTunes 10.5 beta 3 for Mac, and Xcode 4.3 Preview 3 for developers.

While in previous years Apple had stuck fairly closely to an every-second-Tuesday beta release schedule, iOS 5 beta 2 hit on a Friday just over two weeks after beta 1, and now beta 3 is on a Monday just under 2 weeks after beta 2. On average, the pacing remains similar, however, and Apple has previously said the release version would come this fall. (Likely September/October to coincide with iPhone 5 and perhaps other new devices.)

Interestingly, they’re once again doing a traditional, tethered release. No signs of them testing the bit-differential/delta file update system yet.

If you’re a paid, registered developer with Apple, go get it. What if any changes have been made in iOS 5… we’ll have to wait and see. As always, we have comments below and a special iOS 5 Forum for your discussion pleasure.

(Reminder: if you’re not a paid developer, stay away. Buying slots can get you scammed, and running beta software on your main device can leave you stranded. Wait for fall.)

[developer.apple.com]

AutoPlay – An app that lets you create YouTube playlists and play back video continuously

AutoPlay is clever little app that enables you to create playlists from YouTube videos. The iOS stock YouTube app is very nice but it does lack a few killer features. With AutoPlay YouTube becomes a great way to watch continuous videos and even stream them to your Apple TV or HD TV; with the right hardware.

AutoPlay plays continuous YouTube videos on iOS and on TV without tapping the next button on the screen, so you can just sit back and watch the YouTube videos. You can also create an instant playlist in AutoPlay. For example, you can add YouTube videos like X-Men Episode from 1 to 10 to the instant playlist and AutoPlay plays it automatically for you.

Features:

Auto start & Auto play

• Auto start video in full screen mode on both iOS and TV.


• Automatically play next video when the video is finished. No effort needed!

Build your Instant Playlist

• Find videos, add them to the Instant Playlist, and then AutoPlay it.


• You can easily browse YouTube Videos in AutoPlay and add them to the instant playlist with the In-App YouTube browser. For example, you can search videos like “X-Men Episode” on Youtube and then add them for AutoPlay.

Watch Video Feeds Continuously

• Continuously play YouTube videos from the list of “Most Viewed” , “Top Favorited”, “Top Rated”, “Most Shared”, “Trending Video”, and other feeds.

Enter Keyword & Watch Instantly

• Just type in some keywords. It will automatically AutoPlay it for you.

Connect AutoPlay to TV

• Connect iPad / iPhone 4 to TV with HDMI Cable


• Connect iPad / iPhone 4 to TV with AirPlay (Require Apple TV)

The app is a universal binary so works with iPhone, iPod touch and iPad; it requires iOS 4.2 or later. If you want to take the plunge and try out this YouTube alternative app, it will cost you $2.99. I would guess if you’re a big YouTube user, this one could be really handy to have in your app arsenal!

[$2.99 – iTunes link]

Apple releases iOS 5 beta 3 for iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Apple TV

Apple has just released iOS 5 beta 3 (9A5259f) for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple TV, along with iTunes 10.5 beta 3 for Mac, and Xcode 4.3 Preview 3 for developers.

While in previous years Apple had stuck fairly closely to an every-second-Tuesday beta release schedule, iOS 5 beta 2 hit on a Friday just over two weeks after beta 1, and now beta 3 is on a Monday just under 2 weeks after beta 2. On average, the pacing remains similar, however, and Apple has previously said the release version would come this fall. (Likely September/October to coincide with iPhone 5 and perhaps other new devices.)

Interestingly, they’re once again doing a traditional, tethered release. No signs of them testing the bit-differential/delta file update system yet.

If you’re a paid, registered developer with Apple, go get it. What if any changes have been made in iOS 5… we’ll have to wait and see. As always, we have comments below and a special iOS 5 Forum for your discussion pleasure.

(Reminder: if you’re not a paid developer, stay away. Buying slots can get you scammed, and running beta software on your main device can leave you stranded. Wait for fall.)

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Apple, WiTricity, and wireless charging

With rumors of Apple exploring new ways to charge iPhones and iPads, MacRumors pulls together threads from a company called WiTricity, which is based wireless charging research from MIT, and puts it together with an Apple patent application that surfaced earlier this year.

Apple describes a scenario where your iMac could be the source of this resonance power to provide a virtual charging area in front of your computer. Keyboards, mice and even mobile electronic devices like the iPhone or iPad could be charged simply be being in a 1 meter proximity to your computer. In typical Apple fashion, they describe that “by doing away with clumsy and annoying cables and eliminating the need to replace batteries, an easy to use and efficient local computing environment can be provided to the user.”

So unlike HP/Palm’s TouchStone, it wouldn’t require direct contact, just proximity. Whether or not Apple is or will work with WiTricity, or does anything with wireless charging any time soon, it’s interesting to see what’s being explored in the labs.

I’ve used inductive charging with the Pre Plus and with PowerMat, and while it feels like the future, it feels like a very close future. Like a novelty and not that far removed from the tether (trading the socket for a surface). True wireless charging, the ability to put your iPhone or iPad down pretty much where you want, and pick it up again fully charged? Way closer to Star Trek.

TED video after the break.

Star Trek App Beams to the iPad

Would Captain Kirk be an Apple guy or an Android guy? I’ll leave that debate open to real Star Trek fans, but I do know that Trekkies can now have the ultimate Star Trek experience on their onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/www.ipadngravy.com');" target="_blank" title="iPad" href="http://www.ipadngravy.com">iPad.

The new Star Trek application from CBS Interactive transforms your iPad into an authentic reproduction of the LCARS interface, aka the official Star Trek OS.

The app simulates the PADD, which first appeared on Star Trek: The Next Genration, and includes the entire Trek history; from the original iconic TV show, to the short-lived Enterprise series. The database includes information on aliens, ships and planets featured in the Star Trek universe.

The PADD also features Facebook and Twitter integration for Trekkies to keep updated on all the latest Star Trek news, and the well known computer prompt voice made famous by Majel Barrett Roddenberry.

The Star Trek PADD is available via the onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/itunes.apple.com/us/app/star-trek-padd/id446277240?mt=8');" target="_blank" href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/star-trek-padd/id446277240?mt=8">iTunes App Store for $4.99.

Found Footage: Steve Jobs Impersonator Sells Tea

Wow, that’s a really not very good Steve Jobs impersonator. Anyway, “Tong Yi Cha” (統一茶) tea from Taiwan is giving away iPad 2s, and have hired a skinny white guy in a turtleneck to pretend to be Steve Jobs for their ads. How about that?

[via MIC Gadget]

iMAME4All Gets iCade Support

iCade is an incredibly cool iPad arcade controller sold by ThinkGeek, with one horrible drawback — it’s only available for a single app. While the Atari’s Greatest Hits app is doubtless cool, the arcade cabinet has no other applications. Well, now there’s finally one, but you have to jailbreak to get it. Arcade emulator app iMAME4All can use the iCade, but it’s still a bit of a beta. Once you install the new add-on for the jailbreak app, and the doing this:

Best way to use iCade with iMAME4All is in fullscreen portrait mode, hit the option button and choose options.the onscreen controls will fade out when you start using the iCade buttons

Unfortunately, you have to jailbreak to use this app, as it’s a legal grey area, and as an unofficial emulator, not allowed in the app store.

New and updated iPhone and iPad apps for Monday, July 11

Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you!

SYS Activity Manager for Memory, Processes, Disk, Battery & Network: Effectively track all the running processes, memory usage, disk space, battery usage, internet connection speed of your device. [$0.99 for iPhone and iPad - iTunes link]

Gym Genie: A pocket-personal trainer with over 600,000 combinations of specialized workouts [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link]

Friends Events: See all the events that any of your Facebook friends are going to attend in the near future. [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link]

CloudAlbums: Edit your albums and share them with your friends. Just a few taps to send your pics to whoever you want without them having them register to a account. [Free for iPhone and iPad, with in-app purchases - iTunes link]

What’s next?: A minimalist to-do list. It offers only one list and shows you only one thing to do from it at any single time. [$0.99 for iPhone - iTunes link]

Any other big apps or game releases or updates today? If you pick any of these up, let us know what you think!

Manage personal and business finances with Money iQ for iPhone

Sperasoft has updated their finance manager for iPhone, Money iQ, with improvements and new currencies.

Highly intelligent application packed with innovative features that make managing personal or business finances effortless. Money iQ offers multiple accounts management, smart budgeting, instant currency conversion, statistical reporting, balance view for assets, liabilities and net worth, transactions scheduling, records e-mailing and much more.

Money iQ is available for $4.99. Screenshots and video demo after the break.

[iTunes link]

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Apple adding second manufacturer to meet demand for iPad 3 this fall?

Randomly accurate rumor site Digitimes claims that Apple is adding a second contractor to meet iPad 3 (or iPad 2 HD/Pro/Plus) demand this fall. That’s right, they’re also throwing their hat into the “Apple launching a second iPad in 2011″ ring.

The latest market rumors also indicated that the new iPad may be named iPad 2 plus and will be thinner than its predecessors yet with upgraded display.

The new iPads will be launched at the end of the third quarter or early in the fourth quarter, noted the sources. Total shipments of iPad tablet PCs are expected to top 13 million units in the third quarter, estimated the sources.

They’re pegging Petagron, which makes the Verizon iPhone and might get iPhone 5 business, as being the additional manufacturer. Despite being far and away the market leader, Apple has struggled to meet demand for both iPhone and iPad, and it makes sense they’d like to address this one chink in their otherwise adamantine mobile armor.

Digitimes

Poll: How would you feel if Apple released a second new iPad this year?

Can you not wait for Apple to release a second, Retina Display equipped iPad 3 (or iPad 2 HD/Pro/Plus) this year, or does the mere thought of it fill you with unbridled geek rage? The rumors keep getting stronger, and TiPb and many others have heard that Apple is seriously considering adding a new iPad to the already chock-a-block fall lineup.

If you just paid $500-$900 for an iPad 2, it’s understandable that that would set you off. You wanted top of the line for 2011 and you expected your investment to be top of the line until at least next spring. How could Apple try and obsolete your beautiful new iPad 2 just 6 months out of the gate?

Some of you might look at your iPad 2 and really be annoyed by the lack of Retina Display, and want Apple to address that asap, damn the costs. Or maybe you skipped iPad 2 because it wasn’t a big enough bump and have been waiting to go Retina for a while already, and the sooner the better. Hey, maybe you haven’t even gotten on the iPad train yet and this is the model you’ve been holding out for, and now is not a problem.

Apple has already sold over 20 million plus iPads and while that’s a good chunk of potential upgrades, they likely have their eyes set on a much bigger prize — the over 100 million iPhone uses who don’t have iPads yet, and beyond them, the hundreds of millions of consumers who don’t have any iOS devices at all yet.

Apple has us, understands we’ll upgrade when and if we can, but it wants them. Would a more expensive iPad be the way to increase their already market leading share of the tablet market? Maybe a little. The bigger share will be, of course, at the lower end of the market — a place Apple has eschewed in the past for everything but iPods. But an iPad Pro to fit the MacBook Pro square in the product matrix is interesting… if the standard iPad 2 gets a price drop to better address the lower end at the same time…

Either way, how do you feel about Apple potentially releasing a second iPad this year?

iMAME4all gets experimental support for iCade [Jailbreak]

iMAME4all is a Jailbreak app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch that emulates arcade games supported by the original MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) version 0.37b5. In simple terms, it allows you to play over 2000 retro arcade games on your iOS device, as long as you can find the ROM’s of the games.

As of today, you can download version 1.7 of iMAME4all that will enable iMAME4all to work with the iCade cabinet. That’s right, you can now use that expensive iCade cabinet you bought for some real old school retro arcade fun! The best way to use the two is in full screen portrait mode.

This is an awesome way to enjoy MAME and if you are a real old school arcade lover, it’s simply a superb combination. The latest version has not filtered through to the Cydia store as of yet. If you can’t wait, there is a DEB file which you can manually install. I just wish I could get my hands on an iCade in the UK for a reasonable price!

[iMAME4all via Engadget]

Mobile Nations: Monday Brief for July 11, 2011

Apple Adds Extra Contracter For iPad HD

Industry rag DigiTimes has come out saying that Apple is going to add another manufacturer to help production numbers for another iPad to be released this Autumn:

Apple reportedly plans to add a second manufacturer for iPad 3 tablet PCs in addition to Foxconn Electronics with Taiwan-based Quanta Computer and Petagron Technology being indicated as the potential contenders for the possible orders, according to industry sources in Taiwan.

The current crop of rumors pegs that this September will see an iPad HD or something similar, a pro-level version of the iPad as distinct from the current lineup.

If DigiTimes’ sources are correct, this might help cut down the incredible shortage of iPad 2s that has plagued Apple, to the point where the delay in getting an iPad has only now dropped to a week.

ZENandTECH 07: Mental beach-ball

Like the spinning hourglass or beachball on a computer, our heads can get stuck stuck thinking the same negative thoughts over and over again. This week on ZENandTECH, Georgia and Rene discuss ways to figure out why you’re perseverating and how you can deal with it.

Read on for the show notes!

If it was a detriment to us in the long run it probably wouldn’t have stayed with us. So there is probably a evolutionary benefit to this type of mental clutter occurrence.

Strength of feeling (%)	What happened	Why do I feel this?	Solution	Outcomes	Updated feeling (%)

If you don’t feel better, repeat the process and try a different solution, even if that solution is acceptance that there is no ideal solution.

These are usually our “wounds” things that we have not dealt with or have been hurt from when we were younger.

If it’s too hard to write in a journal, try voice-to-text software!

You also could try a convenient place to work

Please help us out by recommending ZENandTECH to your family, friends, and co-workers! They’re just as stressed as you are, help them out!

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Music is Peace on Earth by wellman.