Yeah, it's a free download for developers. But for the general public wanting to enable gestures with their iPad, this may be an option. If I remember correctly, to enable gestures with Xcode, all you have to do is opt to use your device for development.
Can someone confirm?
Yes, I have enabled the gestures on my iPad with a plain vanilla 4.3 iOS version and a (free) copy of Xcode 3.2.5 (you could download it with a free developer account, don't know if you still can with the release of Xcode 4).
I suspect that you get the official AppleTV update through the AppleTV.
Is the NDA for the 4.3 beta lifted?
Yep.. Apple also removed xcode 3.x from the developers website. Good thing that I have been watching the WWDC xcode 4 videos. The more I learn about xcode 4 the more I like it. I am having problem with one of my iPad apps not running on the simulator and needed to add i386 to the list of valid architecture field. It is strange though that my other iPad/iPhone apps didn't require that.
Yep. After going from 4.2.1 to 4.3, the five-finger up/down gestures work on my iPhone 4 that has never seen a beta installed on it, never unlocked, or jailbroken. As clean as you can get!
The five fingers are cramped but I might get used to it.
Now to Google and find out what all the extra gestures are... unless someone on here already knows?
Edit: Would you believe that after doing a sync, I no longer have the five-finger gestures for open and closing the multi-tasking bar?!!!
Well, my iPhone 4 was just upgraded to 4.3 from 4.2.1 and I don't have the jestures. \
If only there was a way to update the phone without using a computer (mine's currently busted).
You can connect it like somebody said to any computer running iTunes. Last fall when my computer was getting repaired I did an update on a friend's computer.
I'm a little worried that they didn't release iMovie and GarageBand for iPad early, as well.
(insinuating they might not work with the 1st gen iPad)
Not TOO worried, mind, but a little. I wouldn't put ANYTHING past Apple.
That would not surprise me...both from a compatibility standpoint, and a flat processing power standpoint. When GarageBand first came out for Mac it was (and still is) very processor intensive and was really sluggish on older Macs.
Also, and correct me if I am wrong, it has a built-in check to see that you had a G4 processor of a certain speed otherwise it wouldn't go. It might be iDVD I am thinking of...
When in any app, five finger pinch gets you back to home screen. 4 or 5 finger swipe to the left or right switches app, 4 to 5 up reveals multitasking bar. Works like a charm.
No, the 4 & 5 Finger Pinches & Swipes Don't Work With The Public Release. Bummer.
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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
Because you don't GET them in the final release. You have to enable the device for development.
So how do we do that? Is there a tutorial step by step for dummies?
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Originally Posted by noirdesir
Yes, I have enabled the gestures on my iPad with a plain vanilla 4.3 iOS version and a (free) copy of Xcode 3.2.5 (you could download it with a free developer account, don't know if you still can with the release of Xcode 4).
Once you have enabled them, they are described in the General Settings on the iPad (and also in the link above).
Thank you. I didn't read above first. I have one of those free developer accounts and still can download Snow Leopard Xcode 3.2.6 for free. Downloading it now - 4.14 GB.
Need a paid developer account to be able to get Xcode 4 for free. Don't want to pay $5. Much appreciated noirdesir.
Are these gestures available for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 3rd & 4 Gen as well? I guess not.
Success! Thanks a lot guys. I now have multitasking gestures working on my iPad. Neat trick.
Yep.. Apple also removed xcode 3.x from the developers website. Good thing that I have been watching the WWDC xcode 4 videos. The more I learn about xcode 4 the more I like it. I am having problem with one of my iPad apps not running on the simulator and needed to add i386 to the list of valid architecture field. It is strange though that my other iPad/iPhone apps didn't require that.
All Right! No NDA!
Here's some WAG speculation:
iOS 4.3 contains all the prores codecs -- I wonder why -- there is nothing [currently] running on iOS that uses prores codecs.
I can think of several possibilities:
-- iMovie on the Mac recognizes AVCHD on SD cards
-- it is possible that iMovie on the iPad 2 with the CCK could do the same thing
-- the next release of Final Cut for the Mac could support the iPad
-- the iPad 2 could include Thunderbolt support through the dock connector
-- this would allow high-speed transfer of large files between Macs and iPads
-- this would allow the iPad to be used as an additional display for the Mac
-- this, also, could allow the iPad 2 to be used as a touch control surface for Final Cut apps running on the Mac
I happened to have my MBA with me today at work, so didn't do it with 4.3, but I can confirm that this has worked in the past: simply plug your iPhone into any computer with iTunes and do the software update. Doesn't need to be the computer you normally sync, can even be a PC when you normally use Mac, and maintains all settings.
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Originally Posted by melgross
Heh! You can use a Windows PC instead.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bergermeister
You can connect it like somebody said to any computer running iTunes. Last fall when my computer was getting repaired I did an update on a friend's computer.
I never get my iPhone or iPad to work the update like that. I use my mac for the reg and software but sync with a pc as my downloaded media are all there. It download the update alright but failed at the 11th hour on installation. Maybe I'm holding it wrong?
Has anyone tried this update on iPad 1 yet? Is the browsing speed improved?
Yes. The install went smoothly on my 64GB 3G including retaining all 1554 Apps in the same place I left them in. Took about 2 hours. All is noticeably faster but part of that perception could be placebo.
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∙Ping features
∙Push notifications for comments and follow requests
∙Post and Like songs directly from the Now Playing screen
∙Parental controls
Where do you go to access these features???
As a fellow Canadian, all the major carriers have announced support for the hotspot feature. click on the link below to get more information;
www.iphoneincanada.ca
And, yes it is true the Hotspot feature works ONLY on iPhone 4, no other iDevices.
Thanks. I have an iPhone 4 and a 3GS, too bad it won't wok on the 3GS.
Yeah, it's a free download for developers. But for the general public wanting to enable gestures with their iPad, this may be an option. If I remember correctly, to enable gestures with Xcode, all you have to do is opt to use your device for development.
Can someone confirm?
Yes, I have enabled the gestures on my iPad with a plain vanilla 4.3 iOS version and a (free) copy of Xcode 3.2.5 (you could download it with a free developer account, don't know if you still can with the release of Xcode 4).
Here is how to enable it:
http://www.tipb.com/2011/03/04/daily...stures-ios-43/
It there a list somewhere for these new gestures?
Once you have enabled them, they are described in the General Settings on the iPad (and also in the link above).
I suspect that you get the official AppleTV update through the AppleTV.
Is the NDA for the 4.3 beta lifted?
Yep.. Apple also removed xcode 3.x from the developers website. Good thing that I have been watching the WWDC xcode 4 videos. The more I learn about xcode 4 the more I like it. I am having problem with one of my iPad apps not running on the simulator and needed to add i386 to the list of valid architecture field. It is strange though that my other iPad/iPhone apps didn't require that.
Yep. After going from 4.2.1 to 4.3, the five-finger up/down gestures work on my iPhone 4 that has never seen a beta installed on it, never unlocked, or jailbroken. As clean as you can get!
The five fingers are cramped but I might get used to it.
Now to Google and find out what all the extra gestures are... unless someone on here already knows?
Edit: Would you believe that after doing a sync, I no longer have the five-finger gestures for open and closing the multi-tasking bar?!!!
Well, my iPhone 4 was just upgraded to 4.3 from 4.2.1 and I don't have the jestures.
If only there was a way to update the phone without using a computer (mine's currently busted).
You can connect it like somebody said to any computer running iTunes. Last fall when my computer was getting repaired I did an update on a friend's computer.
I'm a little worried that they didn't release iMovie and GarageBand for iPad early, as well.
(insinuating they might not work with the 1st gen iPad)
Not TOO worried, mind, but a little. I wouldn't put ANYTHING past Apple.
That would not surprise me...both from a compatibility standpoint, and a flat processing power standpoint. When GarageBand first came out for Mac it was (and still is) very processor intensive and was really sluggish on older Macs.
Also, and correct me if I am wrong, it has a built-in check to see that you had a G4 processor of a certain speed otherwise it wouldn't go. It might be iDVD I am thinking of...
Well, my iPhone 4 was just upgraded to 4.3 from 4.2.1 and I don't have the jestures.
Because you don't GET them in the final release. You have to enable the device for development.
When in any app, five finger pinch gets you back to home screen. 4 or 5 finger swipe to the left or right switches app, 4 to 5 up reveals multitasking bar. Works like a charm.
No, the 4 & 5 Finger Pinches & Swipes Don't Work With The Public Release. Bummer.
Because you don't GET them in the final release. You have to enable the device for development.
So how do we do that? Is there a tutorial step by step for dummies?
Yes, I have enabled the gestures on my iPad with a plain vanilla 4.3 iOS version and a (free) copy of Xcode 3.2.5 (you could download it with a free developer account, don't know if you still can with the release of Xcode 4).
Here is how to enable it:
http://www.tipb.com/2011/03/04/daily...stures-ios-43/
Once you have enabled them, they are described in the General Settings on the iPad (and also in the link above).
Thank you. I didn't read above first.
Need a paid developer account to be able to get Xcode 4 for free. Don't want to pay $5. Much appreciated noirdesir.
Are these gestures available for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 3rd & 4 Gen as well? I guess not.
Success! Thanks a lot guys. I now have multitasking gestures working on my iPad. Neat trick.
Yep.. Apple also removed xcode 3.x from the developers website. Good thing that I have been watching the WWDC xcode 4 videos. The more I learn about xcode 4 the more I like it. I am having problem with one of my iPad apps not running on the simulator and needed to add i386 to the list of valid architecture field. It is strange though that my other iPad/iPhone apps didn't require that.
All Right! No NDA!
Here's some WAG speculation:
iOS 4.3 contains all the prores codecs -- I wonder why -- there is nothing [currently] running on iOS that uses prores codecs.
I can think of several possibilities:
-- iMovie on the Mac recognizes AVCHD on SD cards
-- it is possible that iMovie on the iPad 2 with the CCK could do the same thing
-- the next release of Final Cut for the Mac could support the iPad
-- the iPad 2 could include Thunderbolt support through the dock connector
-- this would allow high-speed transfer of large files between Macs and iPads
-- this would allow the iPad to be used as an additional display for the Mac
-- this, also, could allow the iPad 2 to be used as a touch control surface for Final Cut apps running on the Mac
... Mac meet Touch -- Touch meet Mac
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I happened to have my MBA with me today at work, so didn't do it with 4.3, but I can confirm that this has worked in the past: simply plug your iPhone into any computer with iTunes and do the software update. Doesn't need to be the computer you normally sync, can even be a PC when you normally use Mac, and maintains all settings.
Heh! You can use a Windows PC instead.
You can connect it like somebody said to any computer running iTunes. Last fall when my computer was getting repaired I did an update on a friend's computer.
I never get my iPhone or iPad to work the update like that. I use my mac for the reg and software but sync with a pc as my downloaded media are all there. It download the update alright but failed at the 11th hour on installation. Maybe I'm holding it wrong?
This is singlehandedly the coolest feature because now I can synch my software with my iOS devices no matter where I am.
Thanks Apple for thinking outside the box.
Downloading, but is there any gestures like the five finger one?
Yes ? including the four-finger swipe to switch between apps.
Has anyone tried this update on iPad 1 yet? Is the browsing speed improved?
Yes. The install went smoothly on my 64GB 3G including retaining all 1554 Apps in the same place I left them in. Took about 2 hours.
Dual Browser Free is already super fast.
Limiting it to just home WiFi is FOR THE BIRDS. iPhone users are ON THE GO, Apple!
Wake me up when I can stream my content from iTunes to my iPhone ON THE ROAD!!!
Limiting it to just home WiFi is FOR THE BIRDS. iPhone users are ON THE GO, Apple!
Wake up. Apps for this already exist. Don't remember their names. Google it for solutions that exist now.
Found it: RemotePC Remote Access for iPad only and it's FREE.
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Wake me up when I can stream my content from iTunes to my iPhone ON THE ROAD!!!
Limiting it to just home WiFi is FOR THE BIRDS. iPhone users are ON THE GO, Apple!
Whenever you're willing to pay extra every month for the data overages you'll incur.