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Just like previous firmware releases, there are bound to be some who would dig deep within the updater files to see if there’s something new coming. Well, this time around, it seems to have paid off.
MacRumors reported that the next generation iPhone is somewhat confirmed in the latest 2.2.1 firmware that Apple recently released a few days back. This is evidenced by the string “iPhone2,1″ which appeared in one of the updater files.
It took me some time to gather all the necessary material but here it is – the complete listing of all click wheel titles ever released. There’s 12 pages of reading for you folks to check out. Also, I have managed to dig deep within the iTunes Store to gather you the preview videos for each title. Click on the Video Preview link to watch it. Videos are hosted by YouTube, but they open within the same browser window. No pop-ups are harmed in the making of this feature.
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Not much of a fanfare, but the cat is finally out of its bag. Yeah, that is firmware version 2.2.1. There’s not much fixes to shout about, but Apple’s official release note showered love on both Mobile Safari and Camera Roll.
Mobile Safari gets some stability improvement ‘injection’ with this update. Also fixed is an issue where some images, when saved from the Mail application, do not display correctly in the Camera Roll. The iPod touch version of this update calls the Camera Roll as “Saved Photos”, and comes with an additional fix for an issue that caused some Apple Lossless (ALAC) audio files to skip during playback. Since this is a minor bump from the previous firmware version, there appears to be no other major fixes. However, as we all know the mighty Apple, they might have hidden some other fixes or improvments or features in between the code.
It seems that the iTunes Store crew took the short cut this week by releasing some previously released songs and videos. As I previously chronicled here and here, I’m going to link you guys directly to the album version of the songs to guarantee you an iTunes Plus download.
I guess the iTunes Store team must have been enjoying this week’s Song of the Week download so as to re-release it as a free download. Adam Gregory’s Crazy Days is the free track. Reviewers in the iTunes Store practically agree to Adam’s great talentand this amazing track. Support Adam Gregory by getting his other single, What It Takes.
Great news if you have been holding off your purchases. Pangea Software, makers of popular iPhone games like Enigmo, Cro-Mag Rally, Billy Frontier, Bugdom 2 and Nanosaur 2 has just announced a huge sale on all the available titles, making them available at only $0.99 each!
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