The picture shows that the Google search field has been moved from under the address bar and has been placed next to the address bar.

This slims down the address and search bars into one, which also has a similar layout and appearance in line with the desktop version of Safari.

I’m not confirming this will be in the final release of iPhone/iPod touch firmware 2.2, but I would certainly like to see it in there.

1. MMS come on Apple its got to be done we all know it

2. The ability to set a wallpaper behind the icons on the home screen.

3. Portrait mode for SMS input, Safari has it why not SMS???

4. The ability to turn wifi of 3G on and off from the home screen rather then going through the settings menus.

5. Flash support in Safari give us a little more of the whole internet.

6. The shack to shuffle feature from the new iPod nano it sure would be nice but not a must.

7. Copy/Cut/Paste.

8. A basic text editor.

9. Sync my notes in Mail on my Mac with my notes on my iPhone.

10. iChat sure would be nice, Video conferencing is not a most but at least give us iChat.

I most say I love my iPhone a lot but with most devices there are always ways to make them better i just hope Apple do make the worlds best phone even better. The iPhone gets a 9 out of 10 from me what about you?

I spent hours cleaning the scroll ball the way Apple recommended and still no luck; a few hours later it wasn’t scrolling down again.

I did a bit of forum surfing to see if I could fix it a lot of people recommended to keep trying Apple’s method of cleaning which is to turn the mouse upside down and run the scroll ball on a slightly damp cloth. After hours of this I thought it was time to call Apple. They said they have a lot of problems with the Mighty Mouse scroll ball and that they would replace it free of charge because it was still in the one-year warranty.

I was a little unhappy that the Mighty Mouse had let me down after only six months. Maybe Apple should not be branding this as the Mighty Mouse because it’s not so mighty.

Apple is also adding a new technology Open CL (Open Computing Language) which gives developers access to the vast power of the GPU. OS X 10.6 will also include out of the box support for Microsoft Exchange 2007 for push email, calendar, and contacts.

QuickTime is also receiving a workover with QuickTime X, a new platform for better media playback. We are also set to see the next iteration of the massively popular Web Safari; Apple says Safari 4 will have the the fastest implementation of JavaScript to date. Apple claims it will run up to 53% faster than the current JavaScript - this will make Web applications run more smoothly.

It seems Apple is committed to fixing the bugs in its operating system and it’s working to polish and perfect it, which brings me to the name Snow Leopard. Not a totally new animal; just a little different.

Apple also showed off the iPhone SDK, which does look amazing, and last they showed some of the new features of the new 2.0 firmware but one of the things the iPhone has been missing is mms alot of people have been asking for this since day pne of the iPhone almost a year ago.

The only reason I can see that Apple has not introduced MMS is the fact that they do not want you to share your music or other media that has been purchased on the iTunes music store. Another thing people have been craving for is video recording on the iPhone. I am not quite sure why they have not added this yet as it is one the most asked for additions to the iPhone, With the launch of the app store there might be a third party application that can ad these missing features to the iPhone. Although I do love the phone, it’s still not perfect.

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