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Kompanija Apple planira da u dogledno vreme na svoj popularni iPhone uređaj doda softver koji će predstavljati svojevrsnu "crnu kutiju".

Na ovakav potez Apple se odlučio zbog sve više pritužbi korisnika na neispravnost iPhone i iPod uređaja, od kojih su mnoge neosnovane.

Kompaniji je dozlogrdilo da kupci vraćaju neispravne uređaje koje su oni sami učinili takvima, da bi zauzvrat tražili potpuno nove i ispravne uređaje.

Novi softver beležiće sve što se u bilo kom trenutku dešava sa iPhone uređajem, a pristup informacijama imaće samo serviseri. Na osnovu podataka iz softvera donosiće se odluka da li postoji osnova za zamenu uređaja ili ne.

Pored softvera, planovi kompanije Apple su i da u telefone ugradi senzore visokih temperatura i vlage, udaraca, ali i senzore koji beleže dodavanje, zamenu ili uklanjanje komponenti koje se nalaze u iPhone uređaju.


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kako da instaliram neke aplikacije u iPhone 2G

Preko iTunes.

Samo odi u iTunes pa aplikacije , pa dodas aplikacije i na kraju sihnoriziras

R.I.P.  Dosta je izdrzao

TomTom navigation for iPhone 3G and 3GS arrives



True, it's not the first app offering turn-by-turn driving instructions for the iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS -- but it is from TomTom, an industry heavy-weight that is finally delivering on years of rumor and speculation. After starting with New Zealand a few hours ago, the iTunes App Store is now populated with region specific TomTom apps for NZ ($95), Australia ($80), US and Canada ($100), and Western Europe ($140). If that sounds expensive... it is; dedicated TomTom navigators start at $120. In other words, this isn't one of those knee-jerk 99 cent App Store purchases. Naturally, that price does not include the announced TomTom iPhone car kit (rumored to cost £113.85 (about $194) with bundled mapping software) that mounts and charges your iPhone 3G or 3GS while enhancing its GPS performance, speaker, and microphone. Our advice: wait for the reviews before dedicating your non multi-tasking iPhone to the dashboard for navigation duties.

Gallery: TomTom for iPhone 3G and 3GS hits the App Store

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Lepo lepo..... Jos samo da vidimo kako ce sve to raditi kad te npr. neko pozove a tebi navigacija radi....

Facebook 3.0 is submitted to the AppStore; Lacks push notifications, but will be worth downloading nonetheless!



Updated Facebook iPhone app has been submitted to Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) for inclusion in the AppStore. First and foremost, push notifications are NOT part of this release and will probably be included in the (also) upcoming Facebook 3.1. Still, from what we’re hearing – even without that, Facebook 3.0 will be well worth the update. Here’s what’s new:

    * Updated News Feed
    * Now you can “Like” something or not
    * RSVP for Events
    * Notes, Pages
    * Photos: create new photo albums, upload photos to any album, zoom, easier tagging, profile Pictures albums
    * A new home screen for easy access to all your stuff, search, and notifications; Ability to add favorite contacts and pages to the home screen
    * Improved notifications – they link to the comments so you can reply right away
    * Call or text people right from the Friends page
    * Messages you are typing will be restored if you quit or are interrupted by a phone call

And that’s about all we got. I would expect to see Facebook going through some faster procedure, though I may be wrong. If that’s the case, I wouldn’t surprised to see it in the AppStore till the end of the week. We’ll see…

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