Remember the first ever iPhone released on 29th June, 2007? Within these 5 years, Apple has come too far with a wild progress in their products. Today the iPhone is the most widely sold smartphone globally. With its unique OS, processors and display, the iPhone has left all other popular smartphones behind. Not only this, the smartphone has won numerous awards like the Most Popular Flickr Camera, Best Display and for the Best Gaming Device. Now this is a huge achievement on Apple?s part. If you compare the first ever iPhone with the iPhone 4, you?ll find the drastic changes that took place all these years. Displaying all those changes that took place, Intomobile has created this infographic on how the iPhone changed in these 5 years. The iPhone 5 that is yet to release this October, has not been officially revealed, but Intomobile has gathered the leaked information about it those were gathered so far.

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So if were unlucky in getting tickets, stuck at home, or to your desk on May 10th and 11th, but really want to get in on the I/O action, check out the Google I/O Live page, where you can register your interest by displaying the Google I/O Live 2011 HTML5 badge on your site. Oh and check out the fancy, bouncing ball, countdown clock while you're there too.

Google streaming I/O conference 2011 live for those who can't make it originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 08 Apr 2011 04:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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If you haven't been following the updates on its progress, here's a quick recap: It's based on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread, it's got built-in root access with all the command-line goodies, Apps2SD capability (built-in), Incognito Mode for the Android Browser, built-in CPU frequency adjustment and scaling (including overclock and choice of governor), loads of UI improvements and interface tweaks, OpenVPN and SIP calling settings, USB/WiFi/Bluetooth tethering, FLAC support, an FM Radio player, and loads of other features and enhancements.

It's even got a one-click UI theme-switcher that T-Mobile helped develop (open-source, no less).

Even if you aren't into flashing custom ROMs on your expensive new smartphone, you have to admit that this release is a pretty great thing... After all, it means a fully-functional version of Android 2.3.3 is now running, with loads of bells and whistles, on about 30 devices whose manufacturers and carriers are simply too lazy to update.

Alright, enough jabbering. You can learn more about the ROM at CyanogenMod.com, or jump straight to the download mirror if you already know what you're doing!

CyanogenMod 7.0 now stable, released for over 30 Android devices originally appeared on Download Squad on Mon, 11 Apr 2011 04:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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In this Issue: Shawn Wildermuth, Beth Massi, Ryan Alford, WindowsPhoneGeek(-2-), Jeremy Likness, John Papa(-2-), Jeff Wilcox, Mike Ormond, Ollie Riches(-2-), and Mijail Cisneros.

Mike Ormond posted about the next Windows Phone ?Mango? Jump Start Training 23rd/24th August ... the last set was great, this one should be as well.

Jeremy Likness posted his material from a ReMix South presentation on Tablet Development with Microsoft Silverlight

What Version is Windows Phone Mango?

Shawn Wildermuth tries to help us out with the version naming for WP Mango... I've been using WP7.1 to denote the tooling rather than the marketing name

How to Allow Adding of Data to an Auto-Complete Drop-down Box in LightSwitch

Beth Massi's latest post is again on Auto-Complete boxes (as was her previous)... in this case, she's showing how to allow the user to add new entries to the Auto-Complete box.

WP7 ? Working With Isolated Storage

Ryan Alford has a post up about using ISO in WP7... writing to it directly not using an ISO manager of any sort

Windows Phone Mango Custom application Theme Step by Step

WindowsPhoneGeek has a great tutorial up on creating a WP7.1 application theme... from 'create new application' on out... great information as always

How to port your WP7 custom application Theme to Windows Phone Mango

WindowsPhoneGeek's latest is about application themes also... converting your WP7 theme to WP7.1 ... again.. a great information-packed tutorial.

Silverlight 5 Incompatibility: Play by the Rules

Jeremy Likness has a Silverlight 5 Beta post up about some differences you need to be careful of when you get complacent with your Silverlight 5 Beta coding and then switch back to SL4

Silverlight TV 81: Four Great Windows Phone UX Tips

John Papa is joined by Dave Crawford and Tom Eddings in this Silverlight TV edition to continue the discussions he has had on Design Tips

Silverlight TV 82: Custom Markup Extensions

in his latest Silverlight TV, John Papa is joined by Sundara Kumar and Mark Harper to discuss the Silverlight 5 Custom Markup Extensions

The Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit is now available for ?Mango? application development

Jeff Wilcox posted about the release of the latest Windows Phone Toolkit, and listed out the highlights in this release

Publishing a Mango Update to an Existing App

Mike Ormond provides a link to a great post on updating your app to WP7.1 in the marketplace and then details some points that he considers the most important

WP7Contrib: 'IsCachable' is here to help!

Ollie Riches announces the addition of IsCachable() to the ICacheProvider in WP7Contrib with the expectation of it finding more use during the testing phase.

Manipulating web browser scroll position on Windows Phone 7

Ollie Riches also has a post up discussing manipulating the web browser scroll position on WP7, and along the way has some good info about JS on the WP7

Horizontal Looping Selector for Windows Phone

Mijail Cisneros provides a HorizontalLoopingSelector to go along with the Vertical one in the toolkit... looks good, and has a snippet for using it, and the code is there to download.

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Brought to you by Telus, What Would Leonard Nimoy Say (WWLNS) is a Facebook app, which allows you to run your status updates past the legendary sci-fi actor before slapping them up on Facebook. To use the app you must 'Like' it, and sacrifice your https connection if you happen to have it enabled, but that's the price you pay to have Spock proof read your inane musings.

Check out Telus on Facebook to take the app for a whirl, and jump on over to Engadget to see more Nimoy-Telus combinations.

Telus recruits Leonard Nimoy to vet your Facebook status updates originally appeared on Download Squad on Fri, 08 Apr 2011 03:40:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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It's a... phone-book?

Accessory of the Week If you had thought that Motorola?s Android offerings might have ended up as the also-rans in the mêlée of Googlephone handsets, then recent events in the mobile marketplace would suggest it could well be the standard bearer. The Chocolate Factory?s bid for Motorola?s Mobility division ? the handset and tablet line ? certainly seems to suggest that buying into Motorola kit might not be a bad idea. It's not like there haven't been a few temptations either.?

Source: http://go.theregister.com/feed/www.reghardware.com/2011/08/19/accessory_of_the_week_motorola_atrix_lapdock/

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A day after challenging Bethesda Softworks to settle a legal dispute with a videogame battle, Minecraft creator Markus “Notch” Persson joked that he might have made a strategic miscalculation, even as he vowed to continue fighting.

The reassessment came after Persson’s geeky public challenge to a Quake faceoff, which the Swedish game designer sees as the ideal way to end a lawsuit threat from Bethesda over the title of his upcoming game Scrolls.

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Don't leave base without them

Product Round-up Experiencing the great outdoors is fundamentally about escaping the trappings of modern life ? leaving all the gadgets and gizmos we carry around at home ? right??

Source: http://go.theregister.com/feed/www.reghardware.com/2011/08/20/ten_outdoor_gadgets/

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