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Meta

• iPad Live 72: Chock full of win
• Mobile Nations 6: Size matters
• ZENandTECH 14: Passive relaxation

iPhone 5

• Apple Store, carrier store staff beginning iOS 5 and iCloud training?
• Is this an iPhone 5 camera test photo?
• 33 minutes
• Deutsche Telekom to offer iPhone 5 reservation coupons from today
• Regarding San Francisco Police, Apple and the search for the missing iPhone prototype
• TiPb Asks: Do you want more variety in your iPhone hardware?

News

• Sprint doesn't want AT&T-Mo either
• AT&T giving away 1000 bonus rollover minutes to customers
• Adobe Digital Publishing Suite getting ready for iOS 5 Newsstand
• Does HTC violate Apple patents because Android founder Andy Rubin was inspired by them when he worked at Apple?

Jailbreak

• Daily Tip: jailbreak iOS 5 beta 7 via Redsn0w 0.9.8b7
• Poll: What's the number one reason you Jailbreak?

Apps

• Facebook for iPhone updated to 3.5
• Google+ update brings resharing
• Giveaways galore!

Accessories

• Dexim launches iOS controlled Monster Truck RC vehicle
• Twelve South BookBook for iPhone 4 [Giveaway]

Tips

• App for That: How to print multiple photos from your iPhone on a single page

Forums

• Switch to Sprint, iOS 5 beta 7 bugs, iPhone on other carriers, App reviews [From the Forums]

Indiana lawmakers are now considering buying iPads for their 50 senators and 100 representatives. Many schools and government bodies have already implemented iPads to replace certain physical media such as textbooks.

Republican State Senator Brandt Hershman says he already uses an iPad for personal and business use and that it may allow for more transparency in the legislative process. It could also allow easier communication and response from local government.

Given I live in Indiana and own a tech based company, it’s great to see our local government adopting technology and keeping up with it. Not only does electronic media provide a great way to help the environment by eliminating paper waste but it also shows that technology is an important part of our society. The fact that our local government is starting to acknowledge that and is trying to use it in a more efficient way is definitely a step in the right direction.

[The Loop]

For today only, the TiPb Store has the Marware SportGrip for AT&T iPhone 4 on sale for only $6.95 — that’s a whopping 65% off. Black, white, pink, red, or blue. Awesome case in awesome colors — Get it before it’s gone!

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Pocket Now has found what they think is an iPhone 5 camera test photo taken by an Apple engineer. What makes them so suspicious?

This (very attractive) photo claims to have been taken by an iPhone 4, but the rest of its EXIF data tells a different story: although the image has been cropped to 2235×2291 (5.12 megapixels), the original picture was a much larger 3264×2448 — or just shy of eight megapixels. What’s more, the lens was recorded as a 4.3mm f/2.4, which is closer to that of a point-and-shoot than the iPhone 4′s actual 3.85mm f/2.8.

iPhone 5 has long been rumored to be getting an 8 megapixel camera, lets just hope Apple keeps prioritizing photons over size and we get a great sensor to go with it.

[Pocket Now]

Well known accessory manufacturer Dexim has released a remote controlled monster truck with an iOS twist. This particular monster truck is controlled solely with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. The RF controlled monster truck comes with a small transmitter that connects to the 30 pin dock connector on your device. You can then control the truck using two methods. The first is a traditional on screen touch control panel. The second option is where the fun really starts; it uses the inbuilt gyroscope allowing you to tilt a compatible device and the truck responds to the direction of the tilt. The truck is even rechargeable via USB and has three inbuilt preset stations allow you to automatically ZigZag, Spin or Dance your vehicle to music.

The Monster Truck is available to order now for $69 and the companion AppSpeed app is a free download from the App Store. You can check out a video showing the Monster Truck via the link below. It looks like a lot of fun and the price doesn’t seem to high either. I could fancy one of these for Christmas!

[Dexim]

It seems like September 1 not only saw Netflix‘s new, controversial price plans go into effect, but it also saw them begin to enforce their “one movie stream at a time” policy, which means you can no longer have one video going on your iPhone and another on your iPad or Apple TV. Stop the Cap! breaks down your choices moving forward.

1. Pay considerably more for a combo disc-rental/streaming plan which unlocks a corresponding number of concurrent streams. If you want two concurrent video streams, you will need to pay $19.98 a month, which also allows you two mailed DVD's out at a time. Three streams (and DVD's) runs $23.98, four: $29.98;
2. Sign up for a second Unlimited Streaming account at an additional $7.99 a month;
3. Forget about Netflix.

People don’t mind paying a fair price for a fair service, but they general don’t like feeling nickel and dimed. If the streams are all going to the same IP address, it seems excessive (or it seems like it’s lacking a simple option to have a multi-stream account.) Anything that results in user frustration isn’t good, not for us and not for Netflix.

Which way are you leaning?

UPDATE: Engadget says it might just be a glitch.

According to spokesman Steve Swasey, the policy is still the same and no Netflix member is limited to less than two streams at once. The messages people are seeing indicating otherwise? An “error” the company is correcting.

[Stop the Cap! via Mashable, Engadget. Thanks excaliburca!]

Every day, TiPb gets flooded with announcements for new and updated iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad apps and games. So every day we pick just a few of the most interesting, the most notable, and simply the most awesome to share with you!

• Tiny Invaders: You control the fun-loving tentacled aliens as they jump from host to host, secretly controlling the minds of people all across the country. Can you help the tiny team achieve their ultimate target: the President of the United States? [$0.99 for iPhone - App Store link]

• AppZapp HD: The Bargain-Guide for the AppStore – never miss a sale again. AppZapp will instantly inform you about price drops by push or eMail. [Free for iPad - App Store link]

• TRVL free Travel Magazine: Offers readers a blend of breathtaking photography and intriguing stories, with each issue presenting a location-specific look at some of the world’s most beautiful and fascinating destinations. [Free for iPad - App Store link]

• PixyMe: Allows you to incorporate a person's name directly into an image with amazing realism, making it look as if it was part of the original photograph. [$0.99 for iPhone - App Store link]

• Florida Lobbyist Directory: A source of easy-to-access information regarding Florida lobbyists and their clients. Keep tabs on changes in lobbyists' registration and be on rapid alert when a company or industry suits up to fight or pass legislation! [Free for iPhone - App Store link]

Any other big app or game releases or updates today?

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Fluke HD is a board game for the iPad. It has recently been updated with a classic board theme.

This is a fun little board game! The premise is very simple, so even kids can play. The goal is to get all your tokens to the finish line by rolling the dice. If you’re lucky, you’ll land on a teleport to move forward and if you’re not so lucky, you’ll teleport backwards or get your token knocked off by another player.

Rediscover the joy of board games on the iPad with Fluke HD. Download this visually vibrant and action filled game today to play with your friends, family, or loved ones. Fluke HD represents a digital twist on the board game genre with gameplay in the vein of classics such as Snakes & Ladders, Sorry! and Ludo.

• Live multi-player capability
• Apple Game Center integration
• Fluke HD is OpenFeint enabled
• 5 uniquely themed board layouts
• AI support with 3 difficulty levels
• Interactive online leaderboards via OpenFeint integration
• Un-lockable game achievements
• Original game music and in-game sound effects

The update includes:

• New Classic themed board.
• New Achievements & Leaderboard
• Minor performance enhancements

Giveaway

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Fluke HD is available on the iPad for $0.99.

[App Store link]

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Adobe announced today that their Digital Publishing Suite will support iOS 5′s new Newsstand feature sometime after launch.

Publishers will be able to use Digital Publishing Suite to create files that are detected by Newsstand and automatically downloaded to the Newsstand shelf, eliminating long download times which can present a barrier to reading content on iPad devices. Applications built with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite and enabled for Newsstand will allow publishers to better merchandise their content with support for Newsstand push notifications and icon covers displayed on the Newsstand shelf, reflecting the latest issue of the magazine or newspaper.

Newsstand collects all subscription content into one special icon on the iOS 5 home screen and should be available when Apple ships the new version of iOS this October.

[Adobe]