Facebook for iPhone has once again been updated, this time to version 3.1.3. Here’s the update list:

• You can now watch Facebook videos.
• You can now view and write on walls of events.
• Uploaded photos are now 720px wide.

And the bug-fixes:

• Could not comment on photos accessed from Notifications
• Could not upload photos smaller than a certain size
• No more than 2 notifications were highlighted as unread
• Status updates appeared out of order in News Feed
• Broken photo album links in News Feed
• Birthdays view had months in wrong order
• Last section of friend list was incomplete if you had fewer than 8 friends
• Notes with non-ASCII text were cut off at the end

Nothing on iOS 4 compatibility, still no universal binary for iPad? From the world’s biggest social network, we’re holding hope for both soon.

Did you update yet? Let us know how it’s working for you…

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Interesting – Rogers and their Fido subsidiary pushed out a Carrier Settings Update for the iPhone (to version 7.1 for those keeping track). More interesting – iOS 4 to pops it up over-the-air and offers to install it on-device. (Best as we can remember, the last update popped up in, and was installed by, iTunes on the desktop).

One more step towards the tether-less future. Anyone else, anywhere else, get an update?

[Thanks for the tip, Alex!]

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TiPb’s giving away an iPhone 4 (technically a US Apple Retail Store gift certificate). In order to win, you need to make us a video telling us why you should be the one to get it. We’re awarding the prize next Wednesday. That means this is your last chance to enter.

Want an iPhone 4, go read the contest details then put on your video hat and make with the movie. (Truth – there’s a lot of lazy people out there who won’t bother, odds are heavily in your favor if you do!)

Check out the first batch of entries, after the break and let us know your favorite. We’ll pick a comment at random (a good quality one, no spam, no trolling) and give the commenter a Motorola S9-HD Bluetooth Stereo Headset courtesy of the TiPb iPhone Accessory Store.

(We’ll post some more videos on Monday, so get yours in ASAP to be included!)

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A double dose of NAVIGON today as they’ve put out a video showing off MobileNavigator on iOS 4 making use of background location. Fast app switching, saved state, and the Location API for taking a call while still receiving navigation directions are all on display.

We’ve also got a video interview with MobileNavigator for iPhone product manager Bern Hahn taken during WWDC 2010 for your viewing pleasure. He tells TiPb what he thinks of Apple’s iOS 4 multitasking, the iPad, and of course, iPhone 4.

Video action after the break.

Multitasking with NAVIGON MobileNavigator iPhone and iOS 4

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NAVIGON talks MobileNavigator, iOS 4, iPad, and iPhone 4 at WWDC 2010

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Another iPhone 4 has been found roaming around; this time in the Czech Republic. We are already familiar with the external design of the iPhone 4, but this source provides us with photos taken with the rear camera and a video recorded in HD. The person using this iPhone also reports that after playing games, surfing the web, watching YouTube, and using Google maps for an hour, there was only a 10% hit to the battery.

Check out the photo links and sample video after the break and let us know what you think!

[MacRumors via Jablíčkář.cz]

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Could Apple have more technical surprises in store for the iPhone? They’ve asked the FCC to keep photographs and details secret for 45 days, so who knows? We’ve already heard about the 512MB of RAM hiding inside, but Apple is still playing it coy:

“Although Apple has begun to market the device publicly, these documents reveal technical and design information that has not been publically disclosed in such marketing and that is protected by Apple as confidential and proprietary secrets.”

Speculate away. Come next Thursday, there ought to be tear-downs aplenty to find out.

[Patently Apple]

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TiPb's done a HUGE iOS 4 feature walkthrough (seriously, every change we could find) but I'm still curious — which iOS 4 feature are you most looking forward to? Is it all about the multitasking? Were you desperate for folders? Did you need multiple ActiveSync accounts like yesterday? Game Center got you drooling? Bluetooth keyboard standing by?

With iOS 4 set to be released on Monday, June 21, there are only a few short days of anticipation left!

NOTE: We didn't include FaceTime since that seemed bound to iPhone 4 and we had a separate iPhone 4 feature poll up including that yesterday.

Check your answer in the poll above, then tell us why in the comments.

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Apple’s Find my iPhone is a universal binary that’s optimized for both iPhone and iPad. Looking at Apple’s other App Store apps, as indicated by the + icon, Find my iPhone is also the only Apple app that’s a universal binary. Apple’s iPhone apps, Apple Store (released just a few days ago), MobileMe Gallery, MobileMe iDisk, Keynote Remote, Remote (for Apple TV/iTunes), Texas Hold’em will all run on the iPad in 1x or 2x mode, but they don’t look great. Apple’s iPad apps, Numbers, Keynote, Pages, and iBooks won’t run on iPhone.

Apple has announced iBooks is coming to iPhone with iOS 4 but it hasn’t been released yet. Neither has iOS 4. That’s coming Monday, June 21. That’s probably when iBooks is coming as well, by way of popup notification when you launch the new iOS for the first time — just like with iPad.

Another Apple app, iMovie, is coming with the iPhone 4, but exclusively to that device as it needs not only iOS 4, but the Apple A4 chip and reportedly the 512MB of RAM unique to the iPhone 4.

But what about those aforementioned non-universal binary apps? Lots of you want to use an optimized version of Remote to control your iTunes and Apple TV on the iPad, or MobileMe Gallery to access your online images, or iDisk to get at your files and media.You keep telling TiPb as much.

Maybe they’re coming with iOS 4 as well. I just hope it isn’t iOS 4 for iPad, due this fall. I’d like to use them between now and then…

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Apple has released an official Find my iPhone app, and it’s a universal binary for both iPhone and iPad. (Yes, it’s still called Find my iPhone on the iPad and iPod touch, what’s in a name?)

It works pretty much as you’d expect — enter your MobileMe login (it asks for the password each time, which might annoy you until you realize someone could use it to track you or your family members), see a list of your devices, tap one to locate it, send it an alert, lock it, or remotely wipe it.

I couldn’t get locate or alert working in my quick tests, but it could still be rolling out. I’ll try again later. If you installed it, let me know how it’s working for you.

iPad screenshot after the break.

[iTunes link]

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As was widely expected, Apple’s MobileMe web apps — me.com — are back online after their scheduled maintenance, and sporting an updated look and some new features.

The new Mail has come out of beta and now everyone can enjoy server-side rules, which is terrific if way overdue. In the not-so-terrific pile, previously you could instantly switch between apps using a conventional menu bar. Now you have to figure out that clicking the cloud icon top left will bring up and icon bar which you can then click to switch tasks. Less discoverability and efficiency in one update? Not very Apple.

(They’ve standardized on the iPhone app icons to represent Me.com tasks, however, which is good. And they look great.)

Are you trying to new Me.com? What do you think?

UPDATE: Apple’s MobileMe email announcement, after the break.

Service Update: New MobileMe Mail, Find My iPhone, and more.

Today we’re making available to all MobileMe members an all-new Mail web application, a Find My iPhone app, and a new way to navigate between applications at me.com. Read on for details.

All-new Mail at me.com

MobileMe Mail on the web (now out of beta) has been completely redesigned with powerful new features such as widescreen view for reading email with less scrolling, rules to keep your email organized everywhere, and faster performance. For more details on these and other new Mail features, please read this news post.

Find My iPhone app and more

You can now download the free Find My iPhone app, enabling you to locate a misplaced device directly from iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch while on the go. After installing it from the App Store, just launch the app and sign in to quickly locate your devices on a map and access the other Find My iPhone features — Display a Message or Play a Sound, Remote Lock, and Remote Wipe.*

The Find My iPhone web application on me.com has also been updated with a full-screen map view. Clicking your missing device on the map lets you access all the Find My iPhone actions to help you recover your device and protect the information on it.

Learn more about improvements to Find My iPhone here.

New way to get around me.com

We’ve also given me.com a new look and a new way to navigate between applications. Simply click the cloud icon in the upper left of the page, and choose from Mail, Contacts, Calendar, Gallery, iDisk, and Find My iPhone. To access account information, help, or to sign out, just click your name on the top right.

We recommend accessing me.com with Safari 5, Firefox 3.6 or later, or Internet Explorer 8. If you have questions about this update, please read this FAQ.

We hope you enjoy these improvements to MobileMe. Thank you for being a MobileMe member.

Sincerely,

The MobileMe Team

*Find My iPhone and Remote Wipe are not available in all countries.

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