Welcome to the fifth installment in my series of wallpapers for iPhone, iPod and iPad. To view all posts in this series, please visit the iOS Wallpaper page.
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 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
Welcome to the fourth installment in my series of wallpapers for iPhone, iPod and iPad. To view all posts in this series, please visit the iOS Wallpaper page.
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
Welcome to the third installment in my series of wallpapers for iPhone, iPod and iPad. To view all posts in this series, please visit the iOS Wallpaper page.
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
Welcome to the second installment in my series of wallpapers for iPhone, iPod and iPad. To view all posts in this series, please visit the iOS Wallpaper page.
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
Starting today I am posting wallpapers for iOS devices on my blog. They will appear in weekly installments.
There are two versions of each image. They are edited and cropped with your iPhone, iPod or iPad in mind, to make sure they look their best on whatever device you use.
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
 iPhone & iPod | iPad |
iPhone & iPod | iPad |
While the new iPhone doesn’t have a screen orientation lock button (like iPad), iOS 4 does allow you to prevent auto-rotation of the screen using a software switch. This is handy in case you want to read a web page or iBook publication while laying sideways on your couch.
Repeat steps 1-3 to disable orientation locking.
Others report it works with their 3GS. Also works fine with my older 3G and an iPod touch running iOS 4.0.
Apple’s special event is coming tomorrow, where we’ll learn some details of the iPhone OS 4.0 update.
Recent rumors:
• Printing – probably, at least on iPad
• Multitasking for all apps – possible; maybe only on iPad and newer iPhones/iPods
Personal wishes:
• Home Sharing for wireless sync to computers
• Ability to stream music to AirPort Express
• iTunes sharing (DAAP support)
• Improved keyboard access – more key combos in apps; arrows scroll web pages; etc.
• Save/sync to file servers and MobileMe in iWork apps
• iChat
• Multiple signatures assigned to different email accounts
• Rich text editing in Safari form fields, Mail messages, etc.
Hey, I can dream:
• Screen Sharing / Apple Remote Desktop support in iPad
• Imaging solution for easy deployment of class sets of iPads and iPod touch
• Administration tools for Mac OS X Server
• Support for screen mirroring in all apps via VGA connector
The iPhone has one media player app: “iPod.” This makes sense because it plays music and videos – which is what all modern iPods do, excepting the screenless iPod shuffle.
The iPod touch has two media player apps: “Music” and “Videos.” This also makes sense because the two primary functions of a traditional iPod are to play music and videos.
The iPad has two media player apps: “iPod” and “Videos.” This makes sense because?…
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