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BY Matthew Sims on Thu November 17th, 2011
We dive deep into some iOS code to try to ascertain Apple's plans for iMessage and iChat.
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BY Joe White on Wed September 14th, 2011
A piece of code found within OS X Lion's iChat framework suggests that Apple is planning on adding iMessage support to iChat.
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BY Tim Chaten on Wed March 09th, 2011
AIM users have several options for the iPad. There are some fantastic free and paid apps. We compare the best apps out there for AIM users in this AppGuide.
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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Tue March 01st, 2011
Apple has recently been awarded 23 new patents, according to Patently Apple, which highlighted four of these in a recent article. The patents included in the article are for the iPhone 4 design, the 2009 compact wired keyboard, the second generation iPod, and the iChat video conference system.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed October 20th, 2010
There you go! While Apple's special "Back to the Mac" event, which is taking place at the moment, hasn't revealed anything very exciting for iDevice owners so far, it did get interesting.
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BY Hayden Wreyford on Mon June 07th, 2010
We heard some great iPhone and app news at today's WWDC, but now that the dust has settled, I'm raising the question about the items we had really hoped for, but did not see.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Mon April 19th, 2010
We apparently still haven't seen everything that Apple has prepped for us in the next generation of iPhone OS as some new tidbits are making their way to the web today.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun April 11th, 2010
Now that Apple finally introduced some sort of multitasking to iPhone OS, it's time to focus on all these other features we're still missing. While Flash support seems pretty much doomed, video conferencing and a front-facing camera on the other hand might be closer than we think.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun February 21st, 2010
While we tend to doubt analyst reports that predict new iPhone features, finding pieces of codes and actual graphics in Apple's own beta versions of upcoming iPhone firmwares is a whole different story. Indeed, 9to5mac dug
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