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Love my 32gb 3G iPad 2

I'll probably buy Co-Pilot UK Edition as a alternative to TT WE which takes up more space on my iPhone than I would ideally like.

Should be working again this morning, I just sent a invite to a friend and it worked OK.

If you have any friends with a G+ account then you can get invited in easily enough. Nothing very exciting to see though.

Nothing but a FB rip off from what I've seen so far. Anyone else got an account yet?

Re: WWDC 2011 You could be right, I think I waited until b3 before installing last year.

3,754 :)

Re: WWDC 2011 I agree but I found the battery life was shocking.

Re: WWDC 2011 It's a bit of both to be honest, for the last 2 years most of the beta releases have been fairly stable and more than usable well in advance of the final public release. Battery drain issues and other minor usability bugs usually occur in the very early beta releases and improve...

Re: WWDC 2011 Same way I upgraded to iOS5b1, shift/option restore and if that fails enter DFU mode.

Re: WWDC 2011 I gave up with beta 1 and restored my iPhone to 4.3 again in iTunes. I'll skip beta 2 and possibly await the final release.

Re: Knockhill - Saturday 18th June 2011 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Full set here British Superbikes - Knockhill - a set on Flickr

First chance to test my Sony A55 at a motorsport event. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

I bought Real Racing 2 HD while reduced to £3.99

Very, Engadget reported it on 2nd June. Apple have lots of patent applications and most never see any real use.

The patent application is true.

Re: WWDC 2011 If you want a dev account of your own then there is a yearly fee for it.

http://www.gamebreakers.co/2011/06/f1-2011-preview/ -AI suffer failures -Car audio is improved this year -you can see smoke from tyres when locking up under braking -Fuel Sim for the AI is now active, as is proper Tyre Sim for AI -Only the teams that have KERS will have it in the game...

Re: WWDC 2011 I've restored back to iOS 4.3.3 for now. iOS 5 drains my iPhone 4 battery quickly and is a bit sluggish.

Re: WWDC 2011 I've been running iOS 5 for a day now and feel a little underwhelmed by it all. During daily use not really a great deal has changed, notifications are really the only benefit so far. I'm sure it all sounded much more exciting to me on Monday.

Re: WWDC 2011 iOS 5 installed, looks good so far.

Re: WWDC 2011 Yes, you no longer need a computer in order to fully use or activate a iOS device.

Re: WWDC 2011 Are those location aware reminders?

I imagine they will try to repair, if it's something simple then I wouldn't worry about them opening it up as nothing should be left rattling afterwards.

I would definitely make use of the 45 minutes while the band are on stage to charge the iPhone. Something like this is a good option too. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004AM1OK4/?tag=cliospnet01-21

Re: WWDC 2011 For those that have already installed OS 5 is it stable enough for everyday use? I'm still undecided on installing or not although I see it is possible to return to 4.3

Re: WWDC 2011 I will give into temptation and install iOS 5 tonight.

Re: WWDC 2011 http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/11piubpwiqubf06/event/

Re: WWDC 2011 I'm guessing you can choose to auto sync between devices or not.

Re: WWDC 2011 I hope iCloud offers more than what he has said so far, Google Sync has been doing that for me anyway