iPhone 3GS is not iOS 5 Compatible: Tweet

I still roll with an iPhone 3GS as I have a 2-yr contract I did not upgrade to an iPhone 4 when it came out. Now I do not want the iPhone 4 anymore and wait out until the iPhone 4S aka iPhone 5 comes out in September.

Eldar Martazin, the Russian analyst, with a lot of Nokia rumors under his belt, tweeted that the iPhone 3GS is not iOS 5 compatible. MacStories caught that tweet.

Apple already left behind the iPhone 3G. The iPhone 3GS is though still on sale and is the "bargain'' iPhone in the United States for $49 (w/ contract).

I honestly do not care as with the iOS 5 release comes a new iPhone. Those who jump on the $49 iPhone 3GS deal now should think twice about it though, unless they are fine with the current features.

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AirFloat removed from the App Store

Source: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Airfoil Speakers Touch is not the only audio app to be removed from the App Store . Apple also removed AirFloat , the developer said on his blog. Like Airfoil Speakers Touch, AirFloat allowed people to send audio to the iPhone ...
Full article at: The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)  More like this  1 hour ago, 6:28pm CDT

Good Deal: big-name iOS apps and games on sale for Memorial Day weekend

Source: The Verge

Just in time for Memorial Day weekend, several iOS developers have put up big sales on popular titles. Among the two dozen or so titles on sale, we'd grab Grand Theft Auto III ($0.99), Infinity Blade II ($2.99), Real Racing HD ($1.99), NBA Jam ...
Full article at: The Verge  More like this  1 hour ago, 6:26pm CDT

Led by iOS, mobile devices now account for 20% of all internet traffic in U.S., Canada

Source: AppleInsider

Published: 07:05 PM EST (04:05 PM PST) According to a report from advertising network Chitika, the share of internet-connected mobile devices has risen to 20 percent in the U.S. and Canada, a large portion of which are Apple products li ...
Full article at: AppleInsider  More like this  1 hour ago, 6:23pm CDT

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