The official word is finally out.
Engadget has just reported that Apple has issued invitations for a "special event" to be held next Wednesday, September 1st out in San Francisco.
According to Engadget, the media event will start at 10AM PT/1PM ET.
According to The Register, Google is planning to release their search-by-sight feature, Goggles to the iPhone, which is currently available for Android phones.
Google Goggles will allow users to search the web using the camera on their iPhone.
It can recognize languages, books, album covers, artwork, landmarks, places, logos, and more.
A new patent application filed by Apple hints at the concept of a MacBook computer that could also double up as an iOS-based tablet-style convertible devices.
The application was filed with the United States Patent Office earlier this year and describes a system of transitioning between a high resolution mouse-input mode and a low resolution touch interface by a simple change in orientation of the display screen.
When Facebook released Facebook App for iPhone 3.2 last week to incorporate the new Places feature, quite a few users who had jailbroken their iPhone reported issues with the new version.
Last Friday, Facebook had acknowledged that they were aware of the problem and working on a fix.
Facebook has just released an update for their iPhone app, which should fix the problems.
Google has just released an updated version of Google Mobile App for iPhone, which finally brings push notifications for Gmail and Google Calendar events.
After updating to the new version of the iPhone app and setting up your Google account, you will see an icon badge when you get a new email in Gmail and a popup for Google Calendar event on your iPhone’s home screen.
One of the major features introduced in iOS 4 is the multitasking feature, which finally allows iPhone users to run some categories of third-party iPhone apps in the background.
But before Apple had introduced multitasking, the iPhone hacking community had already released jailbreak apps like Multifl0w, Proswitcher, Backgrounder that allowed users to run third party apps in the background in iPhone OS 3.x.x, which was one of the major reasons for jailbreaking the iPhone.
Apple has always maintained that Apple TV is nothing more than a hobby.
But according to Kevin Rose, founder of Digg, Apple has been quietly working to turn its hobby into something that “will change everything”.
Kevin Rose expects Apple to launch Apple TV or iTV in September, which will run iOS, same as the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and will be priced around $99.