It’s surely a bug but anyway; here is the thing: I’ve set up an iCloud account on iOS 5 beta 1 and iCloud recorded all my data including which apps I use on my iPhone. When I upgraded to the second beta, some of the previously installed apps refused to get installed and kept giving an error(“Unable to download application”) and also kept asking my iTunes Store account credentials.

I tried again and again manually installing from iTunes , I put my iPhone 4 into Airplane Mode just to cut it’s connection with iCloud but with no luck.

Finally, what I did got me the success. I just deleted my iCloud account and when deleting I told it to erase the current information on the device in order to prevent any possible mess that could occur afterwards. When deletion operation was completed, I used iTunes and installed the problematic apps. Then I re-added my iCloud account. And now it works fine.

I actually don’t give a damn about how frequent a developer produces a new version of it’s software but having it jumping from a major version to another in just a couple of months is just insane.

Look at Google Chrome. It’s a fine browser but it reached it’s eleventh version by now. When compared to Safari for example: Safari is just version 5. Or Microsoft. Constantly developing Windows in a rapid speed. Why they do it? I don’t know but I don’t feel that it’s right.

On the other side of the medallion, look at Cultured Code who develops Things which is a to-do application for Apple Devices. Their Mac version has been here for quite some time and it’s just version 1.4.7.

All in all, I think; but that’s just my thought and no offense but making the version number of an app increase rapidly is just a lame way to make it seem developed frequently and make that product seem strong.

Apple didn’t give much of a detail about iOS 5 in WWDC so it’s the job of a developer to give details about it. I just tested iMessage between my iPhone and my brother’s iPhone; and it worked on all network connections(that includes Edge, 3G & Wi-Fi).

Though since iOS 5 is still beta, there had been some delays when sending through Edge, especially an image, but just to let you know: it works… And I’m sure that it will be much better in the stable version of iOS 5.

Therefore I checked every menu, right clicked on stuff and nothing. But finally I figured it out. If you want to change a group name in Xcode just select it and press Enter.

Guess Apple just wanted to play some game.