Cool. I wonder what this "voiceOver item chooser" is, though? On 6/12/11, joseph <joseph.bi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Begin forwarded message: > >> From: Chris Moore <moor...@blueyonder.co.uk> >> Date: 12 June 2011 20:31:50 GMT+01:00 >> To: Mobile Access Chat <c...@mobileaccess.org> >> Subject: [M-A] 153 features revealed so far for iOS 5 >> Reply-To: Mobile Access Chat <c...@mobileaccess.org> >> >> >> Updated Lockscreen >> New Welcome Screen when you start using the phone for first time. >> PC Free Activation. >> Notifications Center >> Quick Camera launch from Lockscreen >> Stocks and weather built into Notifications Center >> iPod app is renamed to Music with new icon. >> New Videos.app >> iMessage >> SMS bubbles are green in color and iMessage appears baby blue. >> Newsstand for Magazines and Newspapers >> Ability to Create and Delete Photo albums. >> System wide Twitter Integration. >> New Twitter keyboard with # and @ buttons. >> Ability to edit photos >> Grid System in Camera >> New rounded buttons >> Notification Center has ability to sort notifications by “Manually” or By >> Time. >> You can choose what applications to be included in Notifications Center >> Ability to rename your device within the settings. >> Over the Air Delta Software updates >> The Usage screen now shows how much of the memory is consumed by each app. >> Wireless iTunes Sync >> You can enable or disable Voice Dial while the phone is locked in Security >> Settings >> Ability to add keyboard shortcuts. Default one included “omw” which >> expands to “On my way!” when you type it anywhere. >> New Speak Selection option in Accessibility Settings >> Ability to add custom vibrations >> New Assistive Touch Settings >> LED Flash for Alerts >> Ability to Set Left or Right for Mono Audio >> New iCloud options in Settings app >> You can create additional @me.com email address within the Mail settings >> Ability to Increase Quote Level in Mail Settings >> Twitter integration on contacts >> You can edit your number in Settings. >> New Facetime option in Settings window. You can also set your facetime >> caller ID to be your email or your phone number >> New Private Browsing option in Safari >> Ability to remove custom Website Data >> Ability to toggle iMessage ON or OFF in settings. >> Ability to enable Read Receipts >> iMessage sent as SMS when iMessage is unavailable >> You can now set how much time a message alert has to be shown again if you >> don’t respond to the phone when it notifies of a new message. >> Separate settings for Music and Videos >> Photo Stream >> You can set the default account for notes to be synced to in Notes options >> Toggle ON or OFF for Automatic Downloads. >> Setting to use Automatic Downloads only when the device is connected to >> WiFi >> Alternate Routes in Maps >> Purchase History in App Store. >> Individually delete entries from the call history. >> iCloud Backups >> Take pictures using Volume button >> If you tap and hold on a song name in Music.app, a popup shows all the >> details. >> >> Ability to drag email address’ between fields while sending a mail in >> Mail.app >> Mail notifies you before sending a mail if you’ve forgotten to put a >> subject line. >> New and updated tiny icons on Mail for Windows Live Mail, Gmail, Exchange >> etc. >> Rich Text Editing in mail >> System Wide Dictionary >> Printing Support in Maps >> Ability to Hide Traffic in Maps >> You can set custom vibration tones for each contact, so when it vibrates >> in a specific pattern you know who’s calling. >> The notes.app shows the number of notes made on the header >> New Learn More Links across the settings app for further help >> Photos in Game Center >> Ability to make your Profile public and private on Game Center >> Points in Game Center, shows you how many points you have on the home >> screen of Game center >> Sort and View friends on the basis of Points. >> Friend Recommendations in Game Center >> New Games are now downloaded through Game Center >> Game Recommendations in Game Center >> New Friend requests screen >> Voice Memos app rotates in all direction, including upside down. >> Set custom text tone for each contact. >> Local Weather in Weather app >> Hourly weather updates >> Reading list in Safari >> Tabbed browsing in Safari on iPad >> Reader view which removes all clutter from web pages on iPad >> Split Keyboard on iPad >> AirPlay Mirroring >> You can use your phone while its being synced with iTunes. >> Emoji Support >> Tweet photos and links from iOS >> When you landscape your phone in iCal, it gives you a week view. (Thanks >> @Scott) >> New Music App in iPad >> iCloud Document Sync and Backup >> Slight fadeout on the right of the Safari Address Bar. >> Reading list support on Safari >> Location Based Reminders >> Calendar now lets you navigate from day to day by swiping. (Thanks >> @Garner) >> When you’re in camera mode, swipe left to reveal most recent photo. Swipe >> right to go back to the camera. >> Watermark in text entry box says “iMessage” or “Text Message” accordingly >> ‘Unsecured Calls’ warning lets users know if they are talking on >> unencrypted networks >> Group Messaging in iMessage. >> Send photos, videos using iMessage. >> Ability to use multiple Apple IDs for different purposes. (This has been >> one of the widely asked questions) >> When a notification is on the lockscreen, swipe it to open the specific >> app. >> Swipe on the weather to the left or right on the Notification Center drop >> down to view five day forecast. >> Multitasking Gestures in iPad. Use four or five fingers, swipe up to >> reveal the multitasking bar, pinch to return to the Home screen, and swipe >> left or right to switch between apps. >> S/MIME Support in Mail.app >> Facetime works without having a SIM card on your phone. Works with your >> email alone. >> When you receive a non-contacts phone call, the main display also shows >> the city name (or area/county if identifiable), not just the phone number. >> (Thanks @Alan) >> Camera, tap and hold to lock/unlock AE/AF (Thanks @Alan) >> Camera, use two-finger spread/pinch gesture to zoom in/out accordingly >> (Thanks @Alan) >> In Calendar month view, besides tapping on the ‘+’ button to add an event, >> you can also tap and hold on any day. (Thanks @Alan) >> When receiving a call from a number not in your phonebook, the phone will >> display the location of the phone area code under the number… i.e. + 1 >> (514) 321 2345 will display Quebec, Canada in a smaller font under the >> number and not just in the call history. (Thanks @Kubus) >> Use current location in Weather.app. (Thanks @Andy) >> Flagging Support in Mails. app >> In settings you can switch what option you get when you tap and hold on >> links in Safari: either open in background or in a new page. (Thanks >> @Andy) >> Swipe left and right to change months in calendar on iPad (Thanks @Shaun) >> Swipe to delete songs (Thanks @Derek) >> Buy More Storage option for iCloud >> Ability to set custom sound for alerts (New Message, New Voicemail, News >> Mail, Sent Mail etc.) >> Define your own words in Offline Dictionary >> Apps fades to homescreen when crashes, rather than flicking off. >> Ability to Enable/Disable Badges on Apps >> When you download an app on the iTunes on your PC, the app is >> automatically pushed to your iDevice and installed. >> Streaming Song details such as Track and Artist info to Bluetooth audio >> devices. (Thanks @Roy) >> When your alarm goes off you can snooze it from lockscreen or slide to >> turn off (Thanks @Terry) >> You can add multiple twitter accounts and choose what account to send a >> tweet from. >> Delete each app’s data >> iTunes Tune Store >> Real-time stock quotes >> VoiceOver item chooser >> Option to speak text selection >> When your phone is locked and you switch to Ringing from Silent, the >> Ringing indicator also shows the volume level bar. >> You can choose multiple Emails and mark them as read >> Download more than one app simultaneously. No waiting for the previous app >> to be completed >> You can choose if to display Weather and Stock Widges on Notification >> Center. >> New Voice in Voice Control >> You can re arrange the preference of apps in Notification Center. (Eg: You >> can set the Weather widget to be always on top, Messages next etc..) >> Ability to set maximum messages downloaded through email to 1000 instead >> of 250 >> Sponsored links in Google Maps >> Double-tap the home button while watching a YouTube video to display who >> uploaded the video >> Scrolling titles for YouTube videos >> Time mid-call invitation alerts >> Set up Airport / Time Capsule on your iOS device >> Invitation alerts to FaceTime while taking a call >> Arabic Language Support in VoiceOver >> Links can be opened in the background >> Integrate Twitter user pictures to Contacts. Sync them >> Native 1080p video playback in iPad 2 >> Japanese or Buddhist calendars support >> Year View in iPad cal >> Native Support for turn based games in Game Center >> Search Within the contents of an email >> Indentation Control in Mails.app >> Individual Site Data can be deleted from Safari >> Tabbed Browsing in Safari for iPad >> iOS 5 address book has a field for Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn >> and Myspace. (iOS 5 to integrate more social networks? >> Specific ‘search on page’ area integrated in the ipad keyboard (hit google >> when in safari) (Thanks @Michael) >> Have one app updating while others say “waiting…,” then you pause the app >> updating. You then immediately put the iDevice on sleep. Next, when you >> wake up your iDevice, all of them will be paused. You can tap more than >> one app to have more than one downloading. (thanks @Michael) >> Personal Hotspot settings are now found under ‘Network’ settings. >> Screenshots >> >> Our list is growing and is incomplete. Feel free to comment and let us >> know if we miss anything. We are digging thorough the OS for minor >> changes. >> >> Follow the author of this post, @bennaiqbal on twitter. Follow us >> @ieatapplescom to keep updated with latest news >> >> >> >> >> >> ---------- >> >> * Podcasts are waiting for you at: >> http://www.MobileAccess.org >> * Manage your membership at: My.MobileAccess.org/ >> * "Google is your friend!" But there's also an archive of posts: >> http://groups.google.com/group/mobileaccess/topics >> * Need help? 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