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At WWDC on Monday, Apple officially unveiled its much anticipated iTunes in the Cloud feature.

The feature will be part of iCloud, which will formally launch alongside iOS 5 this fall, but users can get a taste of some of features today.

iTunes in the Cloud allows users to access songs, albums, music videos, apps and books that were previously purchased but that don’t exist locally on a user’s device. That means if you don’t have a copy of an album on your iPhone...

iOS 5 won't be ready for the masses until this Fall, but lucky developers and eager tech bloggers are able to get in on the action right now. Apple says that there are over 200 new features baked into the updated OS, and we've run through the biggies from Notification Center to Twitter to that oh-so-convenient split keyboard for you all you need to do is click after the break.

Many of the new features in iOS 5 are things we've been sitting, waiting, and wishing for since the iPhone first launched. Complete with a more robust notification scheme and a brand new messaging protocol, Apple...

Earlier today Saurik was found at the front line of WWDC-2011 and it's about to start now. Saurik has made a small video while he's waiting at the line explaining why most of jailbreakers are at the front of line.



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John Gruber at Daring Fireball has published his thoughts on what’s going down tomorrow with iCloud at WWDC. In short: “Don’t think of iCloud as the new MobileMe; think of iCloud as the new iTunes.” Gruber notes that the iOS syncing process of today requires a user to USB tether their device to their computer in order to sync music, video, apps, etc. iCloud might just be the future of iOS device syncing.



The ideal concept would be that a user can...

Screenshot of an iPhone running on latest build of iOS 5 has been leaked in the wild. According to MG Siegler the screenshot is supposedly a leaked version of upcoming iOS 5 showing deep twitter integration with revamped notifications. You can clearly see:



Top line indicating new-style Twitter notifications.
The Camera app icon is totally different, and looks a little odd being all-black.

Could it be? Is this it? iOS 5?! I honestly have absolutely...

While magician and performance artist Simon Pierro is not really showing us a “beta version of iOS 5,” his iPad demo is magical nonetheless.

We especially like the way Simon demonstrates iOS 5′s new “space/time connection,” engaging in a special kind of streaming that you won’t soon forget.

In the days leading to WWDC, Apple's iTunes seems to have leaked a new feature that must be coming in iOS 5. A MacRumors reader discovered (and we verified) that when asking iTunes to check your app library for updates, iTunes' update page reveals a new feature for iOS devices. (Thanks Marcelo) The following line has been added to the My App Updates screen:

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Or if...

Two days before WWDC 2011, Jan-Michael is continuing his prediction series regarding iOS 5 which will be announced for the first time on WWDC 2011 by June 6. He demonstrates the dynamic icon concept. What is dynamic icon concept ?

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Users have the option of turning on these "dynamic icons" by going to the Settings. Icons are granted the ability to...

iFlash drive, a new USB pen-dock for your iPhone will arrive in the U.S in few weeks with amazing prices.



iFlash drive is a device with internal memory which can connect to your PC or to your iPhone, you can upload files from your computer to the flash then connect it with your PC, anyway the iPhone accessory is using a separate free application (which will soon be available on the App Store) i-Flash drive is available in different sizes where there is 8GB...

Apple itself has already confirmed the name, and now Apple Insider has snapped some early pictures at the Moscone Center that reveal the iCloud logo / icon. Shockingly, it's a cloud.

Inside, a huge banner depicts Mac OS X Lion, iOS 5, and iCloud as being the three components adding up for WWDC 2011. Additional banners hung from the ceiling are still under wraps.

In previous years, Apple has kept some of these banners under wraps until the Keynote presentation.