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Now that the dust has settled on Apple’s launch of the brand new iPad people are starting to set their sights on another prize: the iPhone 5 . This long awaited release from Apple has seen its share of speculation in recent months however the rumor-mill has ramped its production into overdrive today.

Although nothing has been confirmed yet as to the iPhone 5′s release date, some signs at the moment are pointing towards June 15th as being the day that Apple will confirm it’s existence.

Why June 15th?

June 15th is supposed to be the last day of an unidentified conference which is suspected to be the 2012 WWDC, Apple’s traditional developers expo.

This weeklong event usually runs from June 11 through 15.

Now that the dust has settled on Apple’s launch of the brand new iPad people are starting to set their sights on another prize: the iPhone 5 . This long awaited release from Apple has seen its share of speculation in recent months however the rumor-mill has ramped its production into overdrive recently.

Although nothing has been confirmed yet as to the iPhone 5′s release date, some signs are actually pointing towards June 15th as being the day that Apple will confirm it’s existence.

Why June 15th?

June 15th is supposed to be the last day of an unidentified conference which is suspected to be the 2012 WWDC, Apple’s traditional developers expo.

This weeklong event usually runs from June 11 through 15.

Earlier last month, the much loved Mac email client was ported to the iPhone. Today the developers have released an update of Sparrow for iPhone. They have also said that push notifications will be coming very, very soon.

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Now that the dust has settled on Apple’s launch of the brand new iPad individuals are starting to set their sights on another prize: the iPhone 5 . This long awaited release from Apple has seen its share of speculation in recent months however the rumor-mill has ramped its production into overdrive today.

Although nothing has been confirmed yet as to the iPhone 5′s release date, some signs at the moment are pointing towards June 15th as being the day that Apple will confirm it’s existence.

Why June 15th?

June 15th is supposed to be the last day of an unidentified conference which is suspected to be the 2012 WWDC, Apple’s traditional developers expo.

This weeklong event usually runs from June 11 through 15.

Apple has announced to developers that it has increased developers’ share of revenue in iAd from 60 percent to 70 percent.

Apple Seeds Beta of OS X Lion 10.7.4 to Developers . a few months ago Apple released Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 after this release Apple released Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 Build [11D24] DevelopersFor Developer today Apple has seeded a new beta of OS X Lion 10.7.4 to developers for testing.

The build number 11E35 has no known issues and asks developers to focus their testing on the App Store, graphics, iCal, Mail, and QuickTime.

The new beta can be downloaded from the Mac Developer Center.

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We all know that Apple will never leave hackers or regular users who aren’t developers and wish to update their devices to a newer firmwares. So Apple users goes to another ways where they pays to get UDID accounts which gives them the ability to updated without needing to be developers.. Today TechCrunch reports that Apple has begun rejecting iOS apps for the use of a unique device identifier known as the UDID. The site notes that several developers have reported rejections for the use of the UDID in the past week, and Apple is said to be ramping up the enforcement of this policy over the next few weeks.

As the name suggests, the UDID is a unique identifier for every iOS device. It’s tied specifically to the hardware and can’t be changed by the user. Apple had previously warned developerswith the introduction of iOS 5 that the use of the UDID was deprecated and would be phased out. The sudden rejections, however, have caught some developers off guard:

“Everyone’s scrambling to get something into place,” said Victor Rubba, chief executive of Fluik, a Canadian developer that makes games like Office Jerk and Plumber Crack. “We’re trying to be proactive and we’ve already moved to an alternative scheme.” Rubba said he isn’t sending any updates until he sees how the situation shakes out in the next few days.
So what do you think about this move from Apple ?!

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If there's one event that developers look forward to attending all year, without a doubt it has to be the annual Worldwide Developers Conference hosted by Apple. Developers flock in massive numbers to this event and as always, Apple rarely fails to impress. While the company hasn't revealed any finer details, it is expected that WWDC 2012 will take place on June 11 and will end on June 15, 2012.
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Apple along with 33 other companies that develop applications for the iOS App Store have been asked by a pair of U.S. congressmen about their information collection and use practices.

Apple today seeded the second preview version of OS X Mountain Lion to developers, building upon the initial developer version released one month ago.

As noted by The Next Web, Apple has also posted an extensive list of known issues alerting developers to various bugs and missing features that have yet to be addressed.

OS X Mountain Lion is Apple’s next major operating system version and is scheduled for release in “late summer”. The release will offer greater integration with iCloud, as well as a number of new feature including some drawn from iOS.