Just Apple boss Steve Jobs showed the first version of iPhone OS 4.0. The operating system is now available for developers creating new or revising existing apps for the iPhone and iPod touch. By the way: the iPad will get donated the functions, but this happens only in the autumn of 2010.
Multitasking on the iPhone
Then we waited eagerly: iPhone OS 4.0 finally supports multitasking, so the ability to run multiple apps simultaneously. By double-clicking the Home button the iPhone / iPod touch OS 4.0 displays a list of all running apps one, between which you then can easily switch back and forth. The programs are to use it only the resources they actually need (such as the sound output). The rest will be shut down to give other apps more power. Also upload photos to Internet portals or VoIP is possible using parallel multi-tasking. The whole thing only works on the iPhone 3G (and its successors), and a new iPod touch, which also comes in the summer on the market.
Apps sorted into folders
The iPhone applications, you collect in the future in folders (such as "games" or "Applications") and provide for more control on the touchscreen.
Improved E-Mail App
OS 4.0 offers the possibility of multiple e-mail accounts in one inbox and manage different Exchange accounts set up at the same time.
iBook: iPhone and iPod are the e-book reader
The iPad of her already well-known online bookstore iBooks also migrates to the iPhone and iPod touch. In the future you charge directly from the iBook store books on the device and reads them there by means of built-in viewer.
Game Center
Apple sets up the "Game Center" one. There, players wear in a global high score lists, or to make multi-player games. The interface can be integrated into games.
iAd advertising platform
"IAd" displays a personalized and targeted advertising on the region. Apple does it, for example, developers of free apps a chance to earn money through ads, they should receive 60 percent of revenue, Apple gets the remaining 40%.
- Written by Flusi















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