Showing posts with label beta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beta. Show all posts

Thursday, November 18, 2010

Textfee Unlimited Releases New Beta Version

Textfree has just been promoted with a beta release. In the beta release it gives you a very useful benefit that can drastically help you lower your cell phone bill. In the new beta,Textfree adds a new calling option where you can call anyone you want to using your iPod or iPhone for free.

If you have a iPod touch 4g you can use your headphones as the speakers and the video mircrophone to talk into so theres no needs to buy a headphones that come with a microhphones with it.


Textfree is a app thats been in the Appstore for a couple of years. The app's title is exactly what it does, it give you unlimited texting for free. Also the free app gives you very own phone number where your friends can text you whenever they want.


This app is very beneficial to anyone who want to save a lot of money every month or just doesn't have a cell phone. So get on down to the Appstore and save some money on your monthly cell phone bill.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

iOS 4.1 Beta Released for Developers

The long-awaited update to iOS 4.0 is showing signs that it will soon be released to the public. iOS 4.1 is now available for Registered Developers to download in the Apple Developer Center

The update has been confirmed to fix the reception problems commonly found with the iPhone 4 (and some older devices) when held with a death grip.
The change will adopt a recently recommended formula from AT&T that will more accurately display actual signal strength at any given time. The update will also increase the size of the smaller bars (1, 2, and 3) to make them easier to see.


Though Apple claims that this update should solve reception issues, many are claiming that the issues are much larger than just software - they could be a result of the new antenna design.

If you are jailbroken on iOS 4.0, don't update to 4.1 until an official jailbreak is released.

Update: MobileCrunch has tested the new iOS 4.1 and it in-fact does not fix the iPhone 4's reception issues.