In November last year, Facebook announced a whole new messaging system which was basically a mash-up of IM, real-time chat and email. And today, Facebook has started rolling out the new Messages system for everyone.
Sources close to CultofMac has informed them that Apple is buying a small company to revamp the much criticized notification system of iOS.
With the likes of INQ all set to release their own Android phone that ties straight into Facebook, today we learn that HTC is getting in on the action too.
Based on a report by Bloomberg, Apple is working on releasing smaller and cheaper version of iPhone 4 which will be sold for a dirt-cheap price of $200 off contract. Even though, the price of the smaller, cheaper iPhone is going to be same as iPhone 4, but without the obligatory 2 years contract, which is what makes it a lot cheaper.
The iPad 2 still hasn't been launched and the rumors of the third iPad are already flying around the internet. This, however, seems more than a rumor since Gruber hinted the launch of iPad 3.
The thinner, lighter iPad 2 has already went under production and shall be made available by April. Apple also has to release iPhone 5 and iOS 5 sometime soon, may be in the coming WWDC that has speculated to be scheduled around June.
Microsoft has just pushed download links for Release Candidate version of Internet Explorer 9. This new version of IE 9, according to Neowin includes the following.
The rumors of some sort of Facebook phone arriving sometime in the future have been circulating for a while now, with HTC being touted as a hardware partner. Now though it seems minnows INQ are hard at work getting ready to bring a handset to market.
Things just got real folks! At their big event today, HP finally announced its swanky new tablet to the world, and it's a beauty!
Called the HP TouchPad, the tablet is the result of Palm being absorbed into the world of HP with webOS beating at the heart of the device. With more sliding and swiping than you can throw a stick at, this new version of Palm's webOS brings the software up to version 3.0 and it's never looked so good.
Skype has rolled out an interesting update today to their iPhone app in the version 3.0.1. It adds an extra feature to Skype's video capabilities which were first introduced in December last year. The new feature let's you make video calls to TVs, of course, the one's which support Skype (number of Samsung sets do the job).
Despite having a redesigned antenna, it seems like iPhone 4’s “antennagate” isn't over it. After taking it through their regular test, iLounge has discovered that the CDMA based iPhone 4 on Verizon suffers from the same antenna issues that plagued the original GSM iPhone 4, which was launched back in June last year.
