Hopefully things will be a bit snappier now, post-migration

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Oh wait, you mean you are having difficulty figuring something like that out? Yeah, it’s tough isn’t it.

Anyway, thought you might like to know that I do have some app ideas, I’m just not sharing them because I’m hoping to find the time to develop them myself.

If you are looking for some of what I’ve been tinkering around with, check out fictionalities.com — I haven’t worked on it lately (in all honestly), but I thought you might find it interesting, especially if you are interested in seeing some fun, artsy things you can do with just JavaScript.

Artist Jorge Colombo drew that on his iPhone in about an hour. Wow.

[via Gizmodo]

I’m thinking about doing something for version 3.0 of the iPhone software – due out this June to the general public.

Any thoughts on what sort of app you’d like to see (that isn’t already one of the millions out there, or that could be done better)?

I would greatly appreciate your support!

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Here are a couple of videos of our kiddos growing up more, each day. The first is Grace, playing and talking in a big play set. Agatha laughs and smiles in the second.

• Copy, Cut, & Paste
• Send multiple photos at one time
• MMS! This will make my sister very happy
• Background push notifications for apps (let’s IM apps, and basically anything else let you know of new notifications, even when in other apps)
• Updated BlueTooth, allowing compatability with wireless stereo (A2DP) headphones
• Updated SDK, with new features that include more mapping in apps and the ability to control new 3rd party accessories
• Peer-to-peer Bluetooth communication, allowing for data to be sent between iPhones directly, for things like multi-player gaming without going across the Internet
• Landscape mode in email and all other (Apple) apps
• Ability to forward or delete multiple text messages at a time
• A new Apple voice memo app
• Over-the-air syncing of non-Exchange, calDav calendars (i.e., Google and Yahoo calendars)
• Spotlight – a new app allowing you to search for data across the iPhone
• Sync notes
• New stock app
• Safari will include anti-Phishing technology and auto-fill
• Paid apps can do subscription-based model and allow you to by add-ins (e.g., new levels) seamlessly, using you Apple/iTunes account
• Youtube ratings and account support
• LDAP
• Audio and video tagging
• On the phone iTunes account creation
• Enhanced parental controls
• Create meeting requests on the iPhone
• Proxy support
• Encrypted profiles
• Shake to shuffle
• HTML5 and built-in video support in Safari
• Support for turn-by-turn navigation, if you use your own (not Google’s) maps
• “100 new features” total, not all of which were given today

What was missing:

• Video functionality
• Tethering (the phone will support it, but the carriers still won’t for a least a little while longer)
• No true background application support
• Adobe Flash support
• Syncing the iPhone via BlueTooth

Did I miss anything? Apple has some information up on their site now too: www.apple.com/iphone/preview-iphone-os/.