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You Can Put Newsstand in a Folder!

Did you manage to finally get past that nasty error that kept us all away from iOS 5 all day? By 8 PM, the infamous “The iPhone “iPhone” could not be restored. An internal error has occurred.” was history and we managed to install iOS 5 on our iPhones and iPads.

Then we discovered a new type of app, one that refuses to go into a folder. That’s because Newsstand is a folder! Finally this afternoon, we heard of a hack that can move Newsstand into a folder. It’s a little tricky, you have to be quick, but this is the procedure : Take two apps and go to create a folder. The very second the apps are in the folder and it’s doing the folder creation animation, drag Newsstand into the folder. If you’re you’re quick enough Newsstand will go into the folder!

Don’t start it from here, it’ll crash the springboard. But, if like us, you don’t use it and don’t want more than one screen full of icons and folders, then away it goes!

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It’s an iPad!

Apple has revealed the existence of the much awaited iPad.

Pricing

  • Wi-Fi
    • 16 Gb  $499
    • 32 GB  $599
    • 64 GB   $699
  • Wi-Fi + 3G
    • 16 GB   $629
    • 32 GB    $729
    • 64 GB    $829

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Flash to be available on iPhone

Adobe has revealed that Apple and Adobe are collaborating on making Flash available on the iPhone. The technical hurdles are still quite steep, and although this will not be the full version of Flash, it will certainly not be the Flash Lite. Sources: News Google

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