IOS 5 - Apple's Latest Offering

At this year's San Francisco's WWDC, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced iOS 5 for the company's handheld devices. The new operating system will ship this spring (fall for Northern Hemisphere) on the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4, the iPad 1 and 2, and iPod Touch 3rd and 4th generation.

iCloud

The biggest news at the conference, Apple's cloud computing service will let users back up and share files with a wide range of devices. Several applications including Calendar, Mail and Contacts will have iCloud functionality right out of the gate, automatically synchronizing data between devices. Users will get 5GB of free storage, and purchased items like books and iTunes music will not count to that limit.

However, users who want to store songs that weren't bought off of iTunes will need to purchase iTunes Match. This service costs $24.99 per year. However, it isn't simply a license fee: The service will automatically scan the music library and replace stored songs with higher bit rate versions from iTunes for no additional charge.

The service is part of iOS 5 and will reach Apple computers with the upcoming OS X Lion to be released in July. CNet has more details on the desktop version and integration here.

Notification Center

This customizable news feed can show everything

from stock prices to friend requests. It can be accessed in lock mode, much like the date and time display in iOS 4.

Wi-Fi iTunes Sync

You no longer need to plug your iPhone, iPod, or iPad into the computer to sync your music, photo's, videos & Apps. Wi-Fi Sync will do this automatically.

iMessage

This is an instant messaging app similar to Blackberry Messenger. iMessage has group messaging capability as well as video, photo and location sharing. However, it only communicates with other iOS devices.

Newsstand

Think iBooks, but for periodicals. This new app lets users subscribe to periodicals, which are then downloaded in the background automatically when a new issue is released.

GPS-based To-Do Lists

New to-do lists can now be location-based as well as time-based. For example, you could tag a message to get milk with the location of a local grocery store, so the next time you go there you get a reminder.

Twitter Integration

Safari, Photos, Camera and YouTube can work directly with Twitter for updates from those applications. Contacts can also link entries directly to Twitter handles.

Safari Reader

Tabbed browsing and "reader" mode are finally reaching the mobile version of the browser. Reader strips web content down to an RSS-like page, free of ads, but not pictures.

Camera Improvements

The camera can be accessed immediately from the lock screen, with the Volume Up button acting as the shutter. Pinch to zoom replaces the zoom scroll bar, and basic tools like red eye removal and color correction are available immediately after taking a photo. iCloud can also be set up to automatically upload photos to a desktop or laptop for easier editing.

Direct Updates

iOS devices can now update without having to be plugged into a computer. OS updates will be limited to new data instead of requiring a download of the entire system each time there is a minor update.

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I-Phone 5 gossip roundup

In a big change from the previous three events, Apple's 2011 Worldwide Developers Conference didn't reveal new iPhone hardware. Sure, attendees got details of iOS 5 at the June 6 keynote address, but true iPhone fans also left the session without any hint of what a new handset might offer or when it would arrive.

With Apple devices in particular, the rumor mill tends to kick into high gear in the absence of any official announcement. And that's certainly been the case with the iPhone 5. The first gossip started to trickle in even as the iPhone 4 went on sale last year, but as summer has droned on that trickle has become a flood. Some of the rumors contradict each otherone camp suggests a minor update with an iPhone 4S, while another predicts a big update with an iPhone 5but disagreement, after all, often is what the rumor mill is all about. And since conflicting information can be hard to track, we offer this handy timeline of iPhone 5 rumors so far in 2011. W e'll add to it as we go along, and please let us know if we've left any juicy tidbits out.

August 12
iPhone 5 mockups
Apple news and rumor site MacRumors commissioned CiccareseDesign to create mockups of the iPhone 5 based on the original leaked case designs. The renderings show a sleek handset with a 4-inch display and elongated Home button.

Apple prepping iPhone reveal for September 7 event?
According to Japanese Web site Kodawarisan, Apple is planning a media event for September 7 where it will unveil its new iPod lineup and perhaps the iPhone 5. But before you clear all appointments for September 7, another report by AppleNApps says the company will hold a separate event for the occasion, where Apple will not only introduce the iPhone 5 but also a cloud-based iPhone.

August 4
China Telecom to get two new iPhones?
A report by China-based Sohu.com says Apple and China Telecom have reached a "preliminary a greement" to start selling the iPhone before the end of October. And it's not just any iPhone, it's rumored to be the iPhone 5 alongside a "simplified" iPhone 4.

August 3
10 million handsets in September
Taiwian's DigiTimes says that Pegatron will produce 10 million iPhone 5 units. According to an unnamed source, the handsets will ship to Apple in September, which would pave the way for a release any time after that.

August 2
iPhone 5 out for testing
The Guardian (U.K.) reports that wireless carriers have received highly secure boxes containing iPhone 5s that the operators are using to test network compatibility.

August 1
No vacations for you
Gizmodo cites an e-mail allegedly from an AT&T employee, which says that the carrier is denying any vacations requested during the last two weeks of September "due to an event blackout." According to the employee, the only other times vacations were denied in the past were during iPhone release periods.

Or maybe in October
Going the other direction, a story on AllThingsD quotes a source "with knowledge of the plans" who says, "I don't know why AT&T's calling for all hands on deck those weeks, but it's not for an iPhone launch." Instead, the source says that the next iPhone will come in October.

July 28
A white iPhone 4S
In a rather convoluted tale, MacRumors highlighted a forum post from Vietnamese site Tinhte that claims to have a new version of the iPhone 4. Differences between the new version and the current handset are few, but Tinhte says it's a bit faster, it weighs less, and it has a plastic shell instead of glass.

4 million iPhones in September
China Times reports that Apple will produce 4 million new iPhones for release in the second week of September.

July 27
A new case for a new design
U.K. blog Mobile Fun receives new iPhone c ase designs from two manufacturers. They point to a major redesign that includes a larger screen and home button, and a curved back.

July 26
AT&T and Apple get to work
MacRumors reports that Apple is bringing back former employees to work part-time between August 15 and September 15. Though that time period coincides with the back-to-school season, it also falls within the long-rumored early September iPhone release window. Also, according to Boy Genius Report, AT&T is preparing its employees for more foot traffic at its stores in September. A source told the blog that the carrier has asked its managers and employees to finish any current training as soon as possible.

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July 13
Now hiring for an August iPhone After some clever detective work, CNET UK finds a job posting repeated throughout the United Kingdom that asks for "Apple iPhone Sales Specialists" to work in Apple retail stores. The temporary positions would last from mid-August through the end of October and would be for what the recruiter describes as "an exciting project."

July 6
Suppliers get their orders
Anonymous sources tell The Wall Street Journal that Apple has asked suppliers to build 25 million units of its next iPhone by August for a third-quarter launch.

July 5
15 million in September
DigiTimes reports that Apple has placed an order for 15 million iPhone 5s for a September release.

July 1
Both an iPhone 4 and an iPad 3
DigiTimes says that suppliers are gearing up to help Apple produce millions of units of both an iPhone 5 and an iPad 3 for an October release.

June 29
A modest update
BMO Capital analyst Keith Bach man claims in a note to investors that Apple will introduce just an iPhone 4S model in September. The iPhone 4S would include only modest feature upgrades and the design would be unchanged.

June 27
Two new iPhones to come
Deutsche Bank analyst Chris Whitmore predicts that Apple will introduce two iPhones later this year. The first will be a full next-generation handset (most likely an iPhone 5), while the second will be a revamped iPhone 4 (probably called an iPhone 4S) that Apple will target to customers on prepaid cell phone plans.

A third-quarter release
Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty said that Apple will start "aggressively" making the next iPhone in August and launch the handset late in the third quarter of this year. Huberty made the remarks after a trip to Taiwan where she presumably met with Apple suppliers.

June 24
A brighter flash
DigiTimes says the iPhone 5 will have a dual-LED flash.

June 22
Again, in September
Bloomberg reports that the new iPhone will have a faster A5 processor, an 8-megapixel camera, and support for iOS 5. The new handset will sport a design similar to the iPhone 4s and will be released in September to coincide with iOS 5s debut. On a related note, Bloomberg's source also repeats a rumor that Apple is developing a cheaper iPhone for developing countries.

June 21
An iPhone 5 in full September
The Boy Genius Report predicts that Apple will announce the fully revamped iPhone 5 in early August with a release date later in the month. If true, that timing would bend from tradition, given that Apple usually holds an iPod-themed event in September.

A tear drop' design
Photos of a brand-new tapered or "tear drop" design also resurface that day.

May 23
A curved display
DigiTimes suggests that the iPhone 5 will have a curved glass screen like the Samsung Nexu s S' "Contour" design. DigiTimes also says that Apple has bought 200 or 300 glass-cutting machines to be used by glassmakers.

May 19
A global iPhone for Verizon
While speaking at the Reuters Global Technology Summit, Verizon Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo says that Big Red will carry the next iPhone and that it will "operate in as many countries as AT&T's global iPhone." Shammo's comments also suggest that the device won't have LTE.

May 18
An iPhone 4S
DigiTimes chimes in on the iPhone 4S side with a report that Apple will release an upgraded, but not redesigned, handset in September.

May 13
Small changes, but on all carriers
Jefferies & Co. analyst Peter Misek says the next iPhone will show only incremental changes and will lack support for 4G LTE networks. Besides a few cosmetic tweaks, he predicts better cameras, an A5 dual-core processor, and support for HSPA+ networks. Though he says the new device could land at all four major U.S. carriers beginning in September, Misek likens the upgrade to what we saw from the iPhone 3G to the 3GS.

April 19
A5 processor and a bigger camera
Concord Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that the device will get an A5 processor and a much-improved 8-megapixel rear camera and that it will be released in October or November.

A September release
Reuters follows a different track with a report that Apple will begin production of the phone in July for a September release.

April 13
Suppliers still in the dark
DigiTimes writes that part suppliers in Taiwan still don't know Apple's needs for the handset. What's more, the outlet also says that production of iPhone 4 displays is still going strong.

April 11
Trouble with suppliers
AppleInsider quotes an Avian Securities note to investors, which suggests that production will start in Sep tember. According to the note, the latest information is "consistent with other findings the organization has heard in recent months." What's more, another rumor mentions that Apple is taking its time finding enough parts suppliers.

April 7
A bigger display, part four
A new Apple patent application depicts a screen that's built into the area surrounding the traditional touch screen. This could free up space on the main display, and open up new directions for developers.

March 28
An October release
A Japanese blog reports that because Apple is behind schedule on securing parts, the iPhone 5 launch could be pushed to October. The blog also says the company is deciding whether to change the back of the iPhone from glass to metal.

March 22
NFC, larger display, and a new antenna
China Times claims the iPhone 5 will have a slightly larger screen, a Near Field Communications (NFC) chip, an A5 processor, and a tweaked antenna design to address attenuation. The release date is only set as "later this year."

NFC confirmed
The same day, The New York Times confirms that future iPhones will have an NFC chip.

March 14
No NFC
The Independent says that NFC won't make it into the new phone. Instead, the newspaper says, Apple plans to introduce its own mobile payment system next year.

March 11
A bigger display, part three
Reseller iDealsChina posts a "mold engineering" drawing that vendors use to develop iPhone accessories. The drawing shows a handset with an iPhone 4-like design but with a larger display.

March 9
A5 processor, part two
In a deep dive of the new iOS 4.3 code, Apple developers found signs that Apple may add an A5 dual-core processor in the next iPhone version. That would put the handset on par with the iPad 2s processing power.

March 7
Looking like the iPad
Design is the focus of this rumor, which suggests that Apple will ditch the glass backing on the iPhone 4 for a metal backing, revamp the antenna, and add tapered ends. The end result will be something like the iPad.

February 28
A bigger display, part two
iDealsChina posts a photo of an iPhone 5 front bezel that shows a larger display.

February 15
A5 processor
The A5 chip rumor is raised again when DigiTimes reports that Apple is outsourcing the production of the processor, which will be based on the ARM Cortex A9 design.

February 14
A bigger display
Speculation builds that the new handset will offer a 4-inch, "edge-to-edge" display. The reports suggest that the move would be a direct response to the display design of many Android devices.

Slide-out keyboard
We also hear that the iPhone 5 could offer a slide-out keyboard or that it could just offer longer battery life and a better camera.

January 14
No home button
An anonymous Apple source told the Boy Genius Report that both the iPad 2 and the next-generation iPhone would lose their home buttons in favor of gesture-based commands that would be part of iOS 4.3.

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Social networking Web browser RockMelt expanded its reach to the iPhone today

Social networking Web browserRockMelt expanded its reach to theiPhone today, debuting a browser that synchronizes the desktop versions' features to your iPhone. These include the new Read Later option for saving URLs to be read in the future, as well as RockMelt's full Twitter and Facebook management tools.

This means that in addition to Twitter and Facebook basics, such as retweeting and wall posting, you can add photos, geotag, and open links on the fly. This last feature is unique to RockMelt laptop batteries for iPhone. When you tap an update from a friend on either service that contains a link, the text of the update will appear at the top of the iPhone and the URL will render below it.

Some features that are in the desktop version have not been ported to the iPhone one. There's no tabbed browsing, nor is there a private browsing option.

When demonstrated last week at CNET's San Francisco offices by RockMelt CEO Eric Vishria, the feature appeared smooth and was striking for cutting out the extra step of having to tap the URL to see it. However, the process also potentially opens up security risks with shortened URLs that haven't been verified. Vishria said that there will be a feature in the first update to the iPhone app that will allow users to expand URLs on the fly. The update is expected about a week after the app's initial release, which is itself expected within a few days. Visria cautioned that he had yet to receive a specific date and time for the launch Hp hstnn-ib33 Batteryfrom Apple.

Vishria added that RockMelt is seeing interesting behavior among its users, which he counted in the hundreds of thousands. He noted that 65 percent of RockMelt users check two or more RSS feeds, and that 41 percent of its users are high school and college students around the world. That means that a majority of RockMelt users are invested in a technology that, Vishria said, many average browser users would be hard-pressed to define. "The feedback is clear that many do not know what RSS is, just what it does."

RockMelt expects to release a version soon that's optimized for theiPad, and is currently "looking at" an Android IBM thinkpad r60 battery version.

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Top 10 Free Video Converters

Many video file formats, so many handheld video players, so many online video sites, and so little time. To have your favorite clips how you want themwhether that's on your iPod, iPhone, PSP or desktopyou need the right utility to convert them into the format that works for you. Commercial video converter software's aplenty, but there are several solid free utilities that can convert your video files on every operating system, or if you've just got a web browser and a quick clip. Put DVDs on your iPod, YouTube videos on DVD, or convert any video file with today's top 10 free video rippers, encoders and converters.

1. Handbrake (Open source/Windows, Mac)

Back up your DVD's to digital file with this open source DVD to MPEG-4 converter app. See also how to rip DVDs to your iPod with Handbrake.

2. DVD Shrink (Freeware/Windows only)

Copy a DVD to your hard drive and leave off all the extras like bonus footage, trailers and other extras to save space with DVD Shrink. Download Adam's one-click AutoHotkey/DVD Shrink utility to rip your DVDs to your hard drive for skip-free video play from scratchy optical media.

Honorable mention: DVD Decrypter, which Windows peeps can use to copy DVDs to their iPods.

3. iSquint (Freeware/Mac OS X only)

Convert any video file to iPod-sized versions and automatically add the results to your iTunes library. iSquint is free.

4. VidDownloader (webapp)

When you don't want to mess with installing software to grab that priceless YouTube clip before it gets yanked, head over to web site VidDownloader which sucks in videos from all the big streaming sites (YouTube, Google Video, iFilm, Blip.TV, DailyMotion, etc.), converts them for you to a playable format and offers them for download. Other downloaders for online video sites buy you a Flash FLV file, but VidDownloader spits back an AVI file.

5. Hey!Watch (webapp)
Web application Hey!Watch converts video located on your computer desktop as well as clips hosted on video sites. Upload your video to Hey!Watch to encode it into a wide variety of file formats, like H264, MP4, WMV, DivX, HD Video, Mobile 3GP/MP4, iPod, Archos and PSP. Hey!Watch only allows for 10MB of video uploads per month for free, and from there you pay for what you use, but it's got lots of neat features for video publishers like podcast feed generation and automatic batch processing with options you set once.

6. AVS Video Converter (Freeware/Windows only)

Rip and burn personal DVDs, convert video, create HD Video, split, join, edit, apply effects, copy to mobile devices!

Convert almost all video formats including DivX, XviD, MOV, rm, rmvb, MPEG, VOB, DVD, WMV, AVI to MPEG-4 movie format for iPod/PSP or other portable video device, MP4 player or smart phone with Any Video Converter, which also supports user-defined video file formats as the output.

Key features: Convert Video between Almost Any Formats, Convert within Minimum Time, Create Movie DVDs, Manage Videos from HD-Cameras, Convert & Edit Blu-Ray Video, Output Videos to Various Devices, Make Videos Ready for Website, Straight from Disc to PC, Extract Soundtracks and Images from Movies.

7. Videora Converter (Freeware/Windows only)

Videora Converter is a set of programs, each designed to convert regular PC video files into a format tailored to your favorite video-playing handheld device. The Videora program list includes iPod Video Converter (for 5th gen iPods), iPod classic Video Converter (for 6th gen classic iPods), iPod nano Video Converter (for 3rd gen iPod nanos), iPod touch Video Converter, iPhone Video Converter, Videora Apple TV Converter, PSP Video 9, Videora Xbox360 Converter, Videora TiVo Converter, and Videora PMP Converter.

Honorable Mention: DVD to iPod Converter for Windows converts YouTube and other online videos to iPod format.

8. . Avi2Dvd (Freeware/Windows)

Make your video files burnable to a DVD with Avi2Dvd, a utility that converts

Avi/Ogm/Mkv/Wmv/Dvd files to Dvd/Svcd/Vcd format. Avi2Dvd can also produce DVD menus with chapter, audio, and subtitle buttons.

9. MediaCoder (Open source/Windows)
Batch convert audio and video compression formats with the open source Media Coder for Windows, which works with a long laundry lists of formats, including MP3, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, AAC+, AAC+V2, MusePack, WMA, RealAudio, AVI, MPEG/VOB, Matroska, MP4, RealMedia, ASF/WMV, Quicktime, and OGM, to name a few.

10. VLC media player (Open source/All platforms)

Ok, so VLC is a media player, not converter, but if you're watching digital video, it's a must-haveplus VLC can indeed rip DVD's, as well as play ripped discs in ISO format (no actual optical media required.) VLC can also play FLV files downloaded from YouTube et al, no conversion to AVI required. Since there's a portable version, VLC's a nice choice for getting your DVD rips/saved YouTube video watching on wherever you go.

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Top 10 Android Apps Collect by adapterlist

Got yourself a brand new Android smartphone? Here are 10 apps you should download straight away.

1. Google Goggles price: free

Here's the scenario: you're casually strolling through the Louvre, as you do, and you come across a magnificent painting. You can't remember for the life of you who painted it, but you don't want to reveal your ignorance by looking at the information card. Instead, you whip out your Android smartphone and load up Google Goggles to take a photo of it. Within seconds, the app tells you that it's the painting of St John the Baptist by Leonardo Da Vinci. Of course! Google Goggles is a visual search engine that can give you information on logos, landmarks, book covers and even barcodes, and the results are remarkably accurate.

2. Layar price: free

Remember those old sci-fi flicks where robots like the Terminator had enhanced vision that displayed information on whatever they were looking at? Layar gives you that same functionality through your Android phone, only better, as it taps into the wealth of information available on the internet. Layar is an augmented reality browser that uses the phone's GPS and camera to display information about places and landmarks that are close by. If you're in an unfamiliar place, simply look at it through layar, and you'll see all the points of interest appear as text bubbles over each location, as well as Wikipedia information, and even nearby Twitter updates.

3. Twitter price: free

Twitter apps can be found by the dozen, but the official app has lots of appeal for being fast, free, and very intuitive. All of the standard features are within easy reach like retweeting, labelling particular tweets as favourites, embedding location data and sending direct messages, and the app also lets you upload photos and shorten URLs to make the most of your 160-character limit. If you haven't jumped on the Twitter bandwagon yet, you're missing out; as well as helping you keep up with the minutiae of your friends and colleagues, you can get an inside look into the daily lives of celebrities as diverse as Katy Perry, Stephen Fry, Al Gore and Shaquille O'Neal.

4. Kindle price: free eBooks are the next big thing in digital content, and Amazon is riding high on the wave with its excellent Kindle app. From here, you can take your pick from thousands of the latest titles and classics, delivered straight to your smartphone within seconds of hitting the purchase button. You can download free sample chapters of books, access the new york times bestseller list and continue reading the book on other devices. Kindle keeps track of the page that you're up to in each book, and synchronises it with any other devices you're using Kindle on, including Windows and Apple laptop batteryand the iPad. 5. SoundHound price: US$4.99 Another classic scenario: you're at the pub or sitting in the car and catch the tail end of a familiar-sounding song. Now, you can't get it out of your head, and you've got a desperate urge to know what it was. Enter SoundHound. This app works in two ways: if you use it while the song is playing, it'll analyse a snippet of the song and not only return the name and singer, but the album art, song lyrics, YouTube clip and even similar artists. If you don't manage to launch the app in time, you can still use SoundHound by singing the song yourself. Provided you're not tone deaf, the recognition engine is scarily spot-on. 6. HomePipe price: free How would you like to have the same amount of storage on your Android smartphone as you do on your desktop computer for free? This feat is possible through a free app called HomePipe. Using a server program that you install on your home computer (both Windows and Macs are supported), you can access all of your files through the HomePipe program on your smartphone, including documents, PDF files, Toshiba pa3399u-1bas battery, photos and even your entire music collection. Since you're accessing everything over the internet, you'll want to make sure you've got a decent 3G data allowance before you start streaming all of your music this way though! 7. Locale price: US$9.99 You're probably familiar with the concept of phone profiles already: preset configurations like "meeting" and "outdoors" that automatically change the relevant settings like ringtone and system volume on your phone. Locale takes this idea to a completely new level by letting you customise your phone settings according to conditions like the time and your location. For instance, you could set it to automatically put your phone on silent when you're at work, change the phone wallpaper to a picture of your significant other when you're at home, and turn on Wi-Fi during lunchtimes. 8. Advanced task killer price: free Like a computer, Android lets you run multiple programs simultaneously, so you can switch from updating your Facebook to browsing a web page to playing a game without having to re-open any of the apps they just keep running in the background until you need them again. Unfortunately, the down-side is that some apps end up consuming too many system resources, which ends up slowing the phone down and sucking up battery. Advanced task killer is therefore a must this handy utility sits in the background and automatically closes apps that you haven't used in a while. 9. Dolphin browser HD price: free The default web browser for Android is fantastic. It loads pages quickly, reformats them for the smartphone screen, and lets you zoom in and out with no effort whatsoever. But there's always room for improvement, and dolphin browser HD does just that. This Android browser is just as powerful as a desktop one, with tabbed browsing for loading multiple webpages, multi-touch gestures for navigation, browser extensions (including an ad-blocker and an add-in that lets you share webpages through Twitter), and the ability to download YouTube videos locally to your phone. 10. doubleTwist player price: free With Android, you can transfer music and video files to the phone simply by dragging and dropping them into the relevant folders when it's hooked up to your computer. But if you want an experience more like iTunes for managing your media collection, doubletwist is the answer. The desktop doubletwist software (compatible with Windows and Mac) imports your iTunes music library, playlists and ratings so you can easily transfer them to your phone for playback through the doubleTwist Android app. It also does one better than the default Android media apps by grouping music, movies and podcasts together in the same program.



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Where to get free iPhone wallpaper?

If you've been lucky enough to get your hands on an Iphone during the latest craze, the chances are you would like to find some free wallpaper for your Iphone. The iPod has been a runaway success, and Apple seem set to repeat that success with the Iphone.

Iphones are so simple to operate and customize, putting some new wallpaper on it is definitely something you will want to look into. If you are online, you'll soon find that the range and choice of what's available for your Iphone is simply amazing. The most popular choice for an Iphone wallpaper at the moment, is something celebrity related. These work very well, as you are now able to store photos on the Iphone and link them to the music, so that when you listen to Kanye West your get to see a picture of him or his latest album cover or whatever. Pretty cool huh?

It's possible to find Iphone wallpaper downloads in many different places, everywhere from the big name music retail store websites to sm all sites set up by independent designers and artists. This is very cool, because it means you can have something very original if you want to; you don't have to have the same wallpapers as everybody else.

The main thing you need to remember at all times when downloading or receiving any kinds of files from the internet is to only use websites that you can trust. Iphone wallpapers can be downloaded from many places free of charge, and completely legally, but the legal standpoint does not diminish the risk to your computer and Iphone. It's very important to keep your antivirus and security programs completely up to date, and when you download anything at all, use the antivirus to scan the file before you do anything with it. This is most often achieved through right clicking on the file and choosing the appropriate action from the menu.

No doubt that the Iphone is going to run and run with continued success-who wouldn't want to stuff their whole music co llection onto their cellphone? So if you have one, or are getting one, don't forget you can make it more fun with some wallpaper downloads.

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