Ars Technica found repeated access when analyzing logs of devices accessing its servers Apple device with operating system iOS 6 and a resolution of 2048×1536 pixels. Accesses are directed from the network used by the company's headquarters Apple in Cupertino. The record identified 346 accesses of this device, which is identified in the system as an iPad. In addition to the previously undisclosed iOS 6, the device also includes a new WebKit codenamed 535,8. The current WebKit is codenamed 534,46.
*Source: Ars Technica
Special, there's also 5.1.. So I'll probably test it six times in advance and release only 5.1 :(
I see webkit version 535.8, not 553.8... Apparently you made a typo
It is possible that 5.1 will be for iPhone and the 6th will be for iPad only for now and will be closer to OS X…. But there was no beta testing, I don't know... I see it more on iOS 5.1 ...
and I think the numbers are being shuffled in your brain... I don't see any typos
Lukas Valenta: 5.1 is just a finishing touch to 5 with some stability fixes and the like. It's clear that you have to work on the 6th for a long time if you want to introduce it to her this year, and you're already talking about the 7th at the meetings ;).
Ta iOS 6.0 will be released only with iphonem 6G I assume... It will be with the iPad 3 iOS 5.1 …
:-( That's how I found out Apple they don't go to any of my sites to try the iPad. See you next time :)
Btw it's nonsense to iOS6 was up to iphone 6, when it's not yet five :)
to myth: And do you think that it's been a long time since the eight has been on the agenda? In my opinion, he already knows what will be in the seven, so it is being developed, the six is being tested - and stability is being worked on - and what will be in the eight is currently being worked out. And a debugged 5.1 will be released.
I kind of hope that iOS It will be more adapted to the iPad. On the new retina the display could beoneto use the area better than just for inactive icons. For example, the metro on Windows 8 is a hit. If the iPad 3 really has 4 cores, I would start to consider it an almost full-fledged computer, where I can, for example, download, save and work with files without the need to use other applications. And overall, I would free the iPad from iTunes. Now it's just on Apple, how to deal with it, so that it maintains the simplicity of control as it is at present. But I'll go for the iPad 3 anyway and I'm really looking forward to Wednesday, which comes out on my holiday :)
Sort of. iOSI would expect 6 in the summer, like every year ;-)
@Lukáš Valenta:
umm umm The first number indicates the name of the iPhone, the second generation and the third number indicates the latest operating system after the release of the iPhone, or the lowest possible version of the OS that can be operated on the given device.
iPhone 2G = iPhone 1st generation = iPhone OS 1
iPhone 3G = iPhone 2st generation = iPhone OS 2
iPhone 3GS = iPhone 3st generation = iPhone OS 3
iPhone 4 = iPhone 4st generation = iOS 4
iPhone 4S = iPhone 5st generation = iOS 5
Lukas: I didn't write. iphone 6, but 6G, i.e. 6th generation, successor to 4S...
To Mark: They probably fixed it too, didn't they?
Sorry, my mistake - I had no idea. Thanks for the clarification.
@CoolPoker: Win 8 disgusting green Metro, which was the first thing in Win 8 Beta I immediately turn it off – does that seem like a meaningful use of the desktop? In my opinion, a step aside and in a rather strange direction… And what's wrong with iTunes that you need to free yourself from them? ;)
Or keep quiet so it doesn't explode and give out 5.1 beta,while releasing it as 6..So that no one suspects anything:-))))
So Metro on PC is really nothing extra to control.. I doubt that you installed the beta on a tablet... But since we are talking about tablets here, it is a good use of the desktop compared to the icons on the iPad. As for iTunes, I would like to start considering the iPad as a full-fledged computer replacement. I wouldn't get rid of iTunes completely, but at the same time I would make it possible to do things like adding music, etc. directly from the iPad...
Speaking of legality, on that computer I can legally obtain music from other sources and then put it in iTunes and then upload it to the iPad... I would bypass this... But don't take my word for music... I mean the overall possibility manage files without the need to use external applications, etc.