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We’ve known it was coming for a long time, and finally today the wait is over; Apple have confirmed the Apple iPhone 4 . We will look at the device in more detail in a subsequent post, but for now let’s take a brief look at the latest incarnation of one of the most popular mobile devices ever manufactured. The new iPhone 4 is the thinnest iPhone to date, measuring in at just 9.3mm thick. The chassis of the phone is made from stainless steel, giving the iPhone a solid feel, and the aerial of the device is also incorporated into this chassis.

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Today HP announced ePrint, a new category of printing solutions that lets any email capable device to print from any HP ePrint enabled printer, no matter where it is. ePrint capable printers start at $99 and to print, users simply have to send an email to the printer. That means you can use smartphones or personal media players that are connected and able to send emails. Android owners can also use HP iPrint Photo for printing wirelessly to HP inkjet printers that run on WiFi networks

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HP introduces ePrint for printing from phones, other email capable devices

Just this afternoon, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the much-rumored newest generation Apple smartphone, now officially-named iPhone 4, during his keynote speech at WWDC 2010.  He began by stating, “There are over 100 new features, but I’m going to cover 8. The first one? An all new design.”  I’m sure there will be more detail revealed about all of this over the next several weeks, but here’s a rundown.

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iPhone 4 and more unveiled at WWDC 2010

By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics Beading is a traditional craft which recently has been applied to make interesting mathematical models. Here are some impressive examples by Bih-Yaw Jin , starting with a beaded Mobius strip. A beaded helical surface twists through space like a cork screw. All five Platonic solids are shown here, using beads for their edges: octahedron, cube, tetrahedron, icosahedron, and dodecahedron

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Math Monday: Mathematical beading

Today at WWDC 2010 , Apple finally announced the iPhone Pro . Obviously, the leaks have been coming hot and heavy over the past month, but hey, now that it’s official, let’s take a look at the rundown on all the specs of what is obviously the most feature-packed iPhone to date: Glass on front and back, with a stainless steel bezel The steel bezel doubles as the antenna system for HSDPA/UMTS/HSUPA/EDGE, Bluetooth 2.1, and 802.11b/g/n It’s got a 960×640 LED-backlit display that is rated at 326ppi, which Apple refers to as a Retina Display

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iPhone 4: $199 on June 24, FaceTime video chat, HD video recording

Apple just announced that the iPhone 4 will include a new video chatting feature called FaceTime. FaceTime allows you to chat with other iPhone 4 owners on video, using the front-facing camera on the device. In order to initiate, you must first make a phone call to the person you want to chat with. Once you are connected, you can then go into a video call. Both parties must be connected to Wi-Fi in order for it to work

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Apple has decided to retire the iPhone OS name with version 4.0, as they’ve just announced at the WWDC 2010 keynote. The new name will be iOS 4. It makes perfect sense, since the iPad runs iOS as well (as does the iPod touch,) and isn’t a phone. Tags: apple , ios , ios 4 , ipad , iphone , iphone 4 , iphone os , iphone os 4.0 , ipod touch , software , iPhone OS 4 renamed iOS 4 originally appeared on Gear Live on Mon, June 07, 2010 – 11:11:03

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iPhone OS 4 renamed iOS 4

As expected, the iPhone 4 was announced today during Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC. Its flagship features are, of course, the extremely high resolution screen , video chat capability with FaceTime , and the sexy new form factor. But there’s more to the 4 than that, and even those seemingly self-explanatory new features deserve a closer look. Let’s see just what Apple’s done here with its biggest update to the iPhone since the original.

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Everything you need to know about the iPhone 4

As expected by pretty much the entire world, Steve Jobs today showed off the new iPhone 4 at WWDC 2010 at San Francisco’s Moscone Center. With all of the leaked prototypes over the last couple of months, we weren’t expecting too many surprises today. The new phone is officially called, simply “iPhone 4″

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iphone 4 price, release date and specs revealed (4th-gen, not 4G)

Real quick – we will be giving you the full rundown of the iPhone 4 in just a few, but we figured we’d let you know that Apple has officially named the 2010 version of the phone ‘iPhone 4.’ There you have it! Tags: apple , iphone , iphone 4 , iphone 4 design , retina display , wwdc , wwdc 2010 , iPhone 4 is official! (Yep, that’s the name!) originally appeared on Gear Live on Mon, June 07, 2010 – 10:33:46

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iPhone 4 is official! (Yep, that’s the name!)

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings took the stage this morning at WWDC 2010 to announce that Netflix would officially be coming to the iPhone. The app will support continuing movies that you’ve started watching on other devices right where you left off, and will also include all of the Netflix home page functionality right in the app as well. Adaptive bitrate technology will optimize the data stream, even while on the go.

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Netflix announced for iPhone

via Gdgt More big news straight from the WWDC Gdgt Live Blog : The new iPhone 4 camera was upgraded to 5MP and a “backside illuminated sensor” and LED flash that might help with low light situations. iPhone 4 will also support 5x digital zoom, tap to focus for video and stills, and 720p HD video at 30FPS. The (new) front or rear camera can also be used for live  video chats (dubbed FaceTime by Apple) although it’s only allowed over wi-fi for now, and seemingly only on iPhone 4. What’s more, we’ve even got a mobile version of iMovie for $4.99.

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iPhone 4 – 5MP camera, HD video, FaceTime, and iMovie

As expected, today Apple has announced the fourth generation iPhone , which is not called iPhone 4G, and neither iPhone HD, but simply iPhone 4 . Steve Jobs says that iPhone 4 represents “the biggest leap since the original iPhone.” The new handset looks a lot like that leaked prototype we’ve seen many times until now. It’s 9.4mm thick (“24% thinner than the iPhone 3G”), and it comes with a 3.5 inch so-called “Retina Display”, which features “326 pixels per inch” – that’s 960 x 640 pixels . “There has never been a display like this on a phone” says Steve Jobs, adding that the IPS technology used by the new display is “quite a bit better than OLED.” No mention of Samsung’s Super AMOLED display, though. Here are some of the new features the iPhone 4 has: iPhone OS 4 – which has been renamed to “iOS 4″ for some reason 3-axis gyroscope (great for gaming) 5MP camera with LED flash, tap to focus and “backside illuminated sensor” which should make photos taken in low-light conditions look better HD video recording (720p at 30fps) Front-facing camera for video calling (video calling will be made via an app called FaceTime; sadly, it will work only via Wi-Fi this year, but Apple is working with carriers to make it available via 3G, too) Better battery – up to 300 hours of stand-by time iMovie (available for $4.99 in App Store) Netflix (available for free later in the summer) iBooks (like on the iPad) iAds – “to help developers make money” The Apple iPhone 4 will be available in both black and white

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New Apple iPhone gets official as iPhone 4. 960 x 640 pixels Retina Display, HD video and more

Cory Doctorow has announced a new card game based on the cool illustrations that accompanied the serialized version of his novel Makers . Last year, my novel Makers was published and syndicated free as a series of 81 blog-posts on Tor.com. Tor had the insanely creative people at Idiots’ Books produce 81 interlocking, tesselating illustrations , one for each installment, and made a sweet little Flash toy that let you play with making your own meta-illo by moving the tiles around. Now, Idiots Books have released a limited edition set of physical cards that let you play the tile-game on your living room floor.

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Makers tile game

Steve Jobs has announced the new iPhone 4 today. In amongst many bits of good news on the hardware specs for the new model – it’s got the same fast, Apple-made A4 processor as the iPad has. Third: the iPhone 4 is powered by the A4. It’s designed by our own team, and it’s wonderful to have on the iPhone.” Lots more news coming – but this is good stuff. News and image via: gdgt © PatrickJ for Just Another iPhone Blog , 2010.

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iPhone 4 – Has iPad’s A4 Chip

During Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) today, Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs went over a few key figures for its Apple App Store. For one, over 25,000 applications are now available. He also discussed why some apps are rejected. Read the full story here.

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Jobs discusses Apple App Store figures: 5 billion downloads, $1 billion paid to developers

During Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) today, Netflix’s Reed Hastings came out on stage and announced Netflix for the iPhone, which follows the current version available on the iPad. Netflix for iPhone will launch this summer for free and will allow users to watch Netflix’s Watch Instantly titles directly on their iPhone’s. Read the full story here.

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Netflix for iPhone announced

Posc , the signature handheld synthesizer from Sonodrome . Lots of people who read, contribute to, and/or generate the content we feature on Make: Online find themselves in this situation at one point or another: They make something for entertainment, or to educate themselves or their children, post it on the web, and suddenly find they’re getting a lot of attention for the work. Many–and I hope, in fact, most–of these people like their day jobs just fine and are content to let their hobby stay a hobby. But some significant fraction look at all the are-you-selling-these e-mails piling up in their in-boxes, or all the where-can-I-buy-one comments piling up on their threads, and start to wonder: Am I missing an opportunity here? The decision to turn one’s hobby into a business shouldn’t be taken lightly

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Sonodrome: Inspiring entrepreneurship in hobby electronics

Microsoft Exchange is the most renowned messaging and collaboration server in the world. The Microsoft exchange server is the driving force for all the e-mails and information sharing features of MS outlook. Microsoft has introduced many versions of MS exchange server. Each version has its distinct features. The features of MS Exchange 2007 and MS Exchange 2010 are discussed below

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The New Features of Microsoft Exchange 2010

It isn’t the best time to release an app, but if anyone can make a splash on the same day as the tidal wave of WWDC news, it’s the developers over at tap tap tap. Developed in conjunction with photographer Lisa Bettany, Camera+ looks to be one of those all-in-one photo apps: the kind that helps you take, share, and edit pictures without ever having to press Home

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taptaptap releases Camera+ for iPhone

Travis Meinolf writes in about an exciting workshop series called DMY Maker Lab, part of Open Design Berlin. Join in workshops on weaving (using Travis’ mini laser looms ), bioplastic production, electronics, printmaking, and vacuum forming, just to name a few. More info at the Open Design Berlin site , and there’s also a Facebook event

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DMY Maker Lab in Berlin