Apple just released iOS 4.3 beta 1 to developers, and it looks like iPhone 3G and iPod touch 2G have been discontinued as of iOS 4.3. Both of the devices are not listed anymore on the iOS developer website. This indicates that the latest iOS build for iPhone 3G and iPod touch may be iOS 4.2.1.
Apple has just pushed iOS 4.3 beta in the iOS Dev Center to developers. iOS 4.3 beta is available for both mobile devices and the Apple TV. Now we'll see what's new iOS 4.3? Personal hot spot feature?
To get this beta, you have to be enrolled in the iOS Dev Center program, you can get iOS 4.3 beta from here. Apple Drops iOS 4.3 Beta 1 For All Devices Including The AppleTV 2
Just a quick heads-up: Apple just dropped iOS 4.3 beta 1 for developers which supports the iPhone 3Gs/4, iPad and iPod Touch 3G/4G. Surprise, surprise the iPhone 3G isn’t supported. We’re not sure what’s new on this release, but we will keep you updated as soon as we can download it. Stay tuned…
NOTE: jailbreakers and especially unlockers DO NOT update
MacStories reports that Apple has seeded the first beta version of iOS 4.3 to developers. The iOS 4.3 beta is available in versions for iPad, iPhone 4 and 3GS, and third- and fourth-generation iPod touch, as well as a separate download for the new Apple TV. Consequently, it appears that Apple will no longer be supporting the iPhone 3G and second-generation iPod touch with operating system updates.
Details of changes included in the new version are unknown at this time, although Apple has been said to be building in support for personal hotspot functionality as seen on the Verizon iPhone, as well as possible support for recurring billing for App Store content subscriptions such as News Corp.'s forthcoming tablet-focused news publication, The Daily.
Update: We've heard that the new version now allows developers to stream video to compatible devices via AirPlay.
MacStories also notes that Apple has implemented new multi-touch gestures for the iPad, including four- and five-finger pinch gestures to take users to the home screen, swipe for multitasking tray, and swipe to switch apps.
Update 2: Configuration settings for personal hotspot functionality are indeed present in the iOS 4.3 beta.
Personal hotspot settings in iOS 4.3 beta
Update 3: A new FaceTime icon and support for full-screen banner format iAds for the iPad have also been spotted.
MacStories reports that Apple has seeded the first beta version of iOS 4.3 to developers. The iOS 4.3 beta is available in versions for iPad, iPhone 4 and 3GS, and third- and fourth-generation iPod touch, as well as a separate download for the new Apple TV. Consequently, it appears that Apple will no longer be supporting the iPhone 3G and second-generation iPod touch with operating system updates.
Details of changes included in the new version are unknown at this time, although Apple has been said to be building in support for personal hotspot functionality as seen on the Verizon iPhone, as well as possible support for recurring billing for App Store content subscriptions such as News Corp.'s forthcoming tablet-focused news publication, The Daily.
Update: We've heard that the new version now allows developers to stream video to compatible devices via AirPlay.
MacStories also notes that Apple has implemented new multi-touch gestures for the iPad, including four- and five-finger pinch gestures to take users to the home screen, swipe for multitasking tray, and swipe to switch apps.
Update 2: Configuration settings for personal hotspot functionality are indeed present in the iOS 4.3 beta.
Personal hotspot settings in iOS 4.3 beta
Update 3: A new FaceTime icon and support for full-screen banner format iAds for the iPad have also been spotted.
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