iPad 2 May Have A One Megapixel Rear Camera

The iPad 2 has a camera.” Tell me something I haven’t heard yet. Like everyone else who can laugh at Objective-C jokes, 9 to 5 Mac has been digging real deep through the latest iOS SDK and found some data referring to K94, which it claims is the codename for the next-generation iPad. (For reference, the original iPad was K48.) Anyway, within that code lies a string reference to “Back Facing 1MP Photo.”

Further more, there is info about the front-facing camera which reportedly is VGA, same as the iPhone and the iPod touch. It’s unclear if the also-found ”K95″ files also included the the same data, or what exactly that codename might be.

Telus Desire HD release date and pricing leaked

A possible release date and some new details which includes pricing details about the TELUS version of HTC Desire HD have been seen on a Canadian site.A leaked inventory screenshot shows the phone priced at C$499.99 without a contract, and due for release on Feb. 10.

The Desire HD runs the new version of HTC Sense on top of Android 2.2 Froyo, and is currently HTC’s flagship phone in Europe and Asia. It’s essentially a GSM 3G version of Sprint’s EVO 4G, only with slightly more RAM.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Windows Phone 7-like photo streaming may appear in iOS 4.3?

You know what is the most common habit in the mobile industry? No? well i think its imitation. A new patent infringement suit appear everyday and mobile industry players seem to run out of ideas. The latest of this imitation therapy, it looks like Apple may be prepping a “Photo Stream” service that sounds a great deal like Microsoft’s Photo Hub.

The concept may not be completely original for Apple but its a very cool idea. Photo Hub constantly watches for images posted by your contacts and continuously updates with new pics as they are uploaded. “Photo Stream,” as it appears to be called in Apple’s iOS 4.3 beta, will basically do the same thing. It will apparently watch for new photos uploaded to MobileMe by a user’s contacts, and then automatically feed them through the app. This looks as though it will be a small piece of a bigger puzzle as Apple continues to make the iOS platform more social.

Take Pictures With iPhone Volume Buttons Using Tweak “CameraButtons”

Cydia has got another new awesome tweak called “camera Buttons”. What it does is that it lets you take photos and shoot videos on your iPhone using volume keys. The tweak gives you complete touch-free control of your iOS camera app. You can easily configure the volume up button, volume down button, and shake action to your desired function from the settings menu.

Here are the options available for CameraButtons:

Take Photo:
Switches to photo mode if not already in photo mode and takes a picture.
Take Video:
Switches to video mode if not already in video mode and begins recording.
Take Photo/Video:
Snaps a photo or starts video recording depending on which mode the camera is currently in.
Toggle Flash:
Switches Flash between Off, Auto, and On modes for compatible devices.
Toggle HDR:
Switches HDR mode On and Off for compatible devices.
Toggle Camera:
Switches between the front and back cameras for compatible devices.

You can download CameraButtons from Cydia via BigBoss repo for $0.99 only. You can also set up a lockscreen launch function which lets you open the camera straight away from your lockscreen by holding own the Volume Up or Volume Down button.