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Apple Releasing iOS 6 Beta Build 10A5316k and Safari 6 Developer Preview at WWDC?
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It only has 1/2 the RAM as the iPhone 4, but it needs more RAM to run (slightly higher res screen, more sophisticated apps).
The consumer vs enterprise build is exciting... Perhaps the enterprise build will not allow users to remove the management profiles which renders the device unmanageable. Even better would be if they could be automatically replaced even if the device is wiped
Not really. It's just the developer programs.
iOS betas have always had a lead of 2-3 months. So October.
I recall there being different ones based upon developer programs before. Maybe not tied to the iOS 5 beta we got last year.
Apple will support it for a little while longer... Someone could have bought an iPhone 3GS today and wouldn't get support - doesn't seem right. I say they stop supporting it 1 year after they stop selling it.
IF this list is accurate, it may be worthwhile to jail break the ipad to get more of the new functionality.
I wonder if they will still support the OS on a device that is only 2 years old?
I don't ever remember there being an enterprise build to be honest, only separate builds for each type of device (specific device then 3G, wifi).
Ok. I don't remember this ever happening or having to make that choice (I've been in the non-enterprise developer program for a while). It doesn't seem like they would *need* to make a whole separate image for enterprise vs consumer OS, but then it also doesn't seem like they should need a separate build for every little device they sell. I mean an iPhone 4S and an iPhone 4 aren't much further apart than say a 2008 Mac Pro and a 2012 MacBook Air
Maybe it has something to do with putting on the exact baseband for each model that's easier than having the installer decide when the firmware is being applied.
Ok. I don't remember this ever happening or having to make that choice (I've been in the non-enterprise developer program for a while). It doesn't seem like they would *need* to make a whole separate image for enterprise vs consumer OS, but then it also doesn't seem like they should need a separate build for every little device they sell. I mean an iPhone 4S and an iPhone 4 aren't much further apart than say a 2008 Mac Pro and a 2012 MacBook Air
Maybe it has something to do with putting on the exact baseband for each model that's easier than having the installer decide when the firmware is being applied.
It's about baseband.
And here's your link to the enterprise program: https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/enterprise/
Safari 5.2 beta is surprisingly good actually. I find it less flakey than Chrome. It's been quite stable and quick actually.They should give up on Safari its just terrible, bundle Chrome/Firefox with OS x
They should give up on Safari its just terrible, bundle Chrome/Firefox with OS x
Safari on OS X is really good in my experience, I don't know how people cope without the gestures & iCloud syncing between iOS.
They should give up on Safari its just terrible, bundle Chrome/Firefox with OS x
Thanks for the laugh.
Talk about reducing secrecy! We still do not have a clue what is coming with this update except new Maps app
The sad thing is it seems like it's becoming increasingly common for me to go into an Apple event thinking this same thing, and then realizing that, no, in fact Apple has nothing more to reveal.
IE, Siri being the big feature of the 4S. I was waiting to hear about something that I hadn't already heard about on MR, and as it ended I realized that they hadn't actually pulled off a single surprise.
I see, so just a different link to the same build (but one is zipped), basically.