What’s New in Version 9.3.1
- Addresses a problem during the migration of albums from MobileMe Gallery that may cause photos to be moved from their original events into a new event called “From MobileMe”
- Fixes an issue that in rare cases could cause iPhoto to hang when upgrading libraries
It’s available through Software Update and through the link in Apple’s Downloads page.
I don’t know about you, but it drives me nuts that to turn Bluetooth on and off on iOS, you have to go to Settings, General, Bluetooth, and then switch on or off. Well, apparently Apple at last heard the complaints about it and now Bluetooth has it’s own on off switch in Settings, just like WiFi. Of all the things announced today, I love this one the most.
Welcome to the delicious food planet of Utopia! These 10 delectable new levels filled with popcorn, cookies, and candy apples are good enough to eat – at least the pigs think so!
Munch your way through 10 tasty new levels!
Bounce birds off jelly trampolines!
Pop corn to create delicious mayhem!
For those of you still using Leopard (10.5), Apple (really late) has released a Flashback Removal Tool. Also, they have released Leopard Security Update 2012-003, which disables versions of Adobe Flash Player that do not include the latest security updates and provides the option to get the current version from Adobe’s website.
From TheLoopInsight:
Apple released the iOS update on Monday that addresses the following:
- Improves reliability of using HDR option for photos taken using the Lock Screen shortcut
- Addresses bugs that could prevent the new iPad from switching between 2G and 3G networks
- Fixes bugs that affected AirPlay video playback in some circumstances
- Improved reliability for syncing Safari bookmarks and Reading List
- Fixes an issue where ‘Unable to purchase’ alert could be displayed after successful purchase
I haven’t seen it yet on my devices, but there you go.
It’s been about two months since the AT&T Samsung Infuse 4G first saw its Android 2.3 Gingerbread made available, only to be yanked back due to some bugs. On Thursday, the download was finally revived via the Samsung Kies Mini application. Yes, folks. It’s finally happening. (Again.)
So, on April, 2012, you will finally be able to get an update to an Operating System released in December 2010. This is so stupid, it’s not even worth making fun of. Android is WINNING!
By Jason Perlow, ZDNet:
…If someone like me who is an astute observer of the industry has to do such intense research on which Android device to buy based on the potential for ongoing support and then ends up getting burned in the process, what is the average consumer to do?
…And I’ve also decided that until the support situation substantially improves, I am no longer going to recommend Android-based products to my friends, family and colleagues. I’ll point them towards Apple’s iOS and Microsoft’s Windows Phone instead. At least with these platforms, you’re guaranteed core OS updates and bugfixes for the length of your contract.
Couldn’t have said it better myself. This is exactly why I’ll never voluntarily buy an Android device, nor will I recommend it to anyone. Most devices going out today are one or two versions behind, and the chances of getting the latest update are close to zero. With my iPhone, at least for the two years of contract, I just go to Settings>General>Software Updates. That’s it.
