FaceTime

According to new reports by some tech blogs Apple is to release its iOS 4.3.2 as early as in the next two weeks. The report on the BGR website says that the new iOS will feature some critical updates which include some enhancements and flaw fixes, providing no details of what these updates would be.

At the end of March iOS 4.3.1 was released and addressed some graphics-related fixes: one for an occasional glitch on the fourh-generation iPod Touch and one for flickering problems when using the Apple Digital AV Adapter with some TVs.

A new speculation is being spread on the Internet about the upcoming new version of the Apple iPad device. According to an “Apple insider” a new FaceTime-equipped iPad will be in stores in time for the holiday season, which is highly doubted by top Internet blogs and magazines, including the Wired, who also discussed the rumor.

Porn industry continues its policy of being a diligent follower of modern trends in hi-tech. Soon after Apple launched its iPhone 4 with the FaceTime feature adult-entertainment companies started developing video-sex chats and hiring workers through Craigslist.

In at least five cities, Craigslist ads seek models specifically for video sex chat on FaceTime. Many of the ads even offer to throw in a free iPhone 4 for the new employees.

“Reliable sources” cited by a website Unbeatable report that the new iPod touch that is to come in September will include a 5-megapixel camera, a front facing webcam for FaceTime video calls over Wi-Fi along with gyroscope and accelerometer for improved gaming.

As it is usually the case that iPhone leads the innovations and iPod follows them many observers believe that the next generation touch will have some of the iPhone 4 latest features.

The survey of the FaceTime Communications, the leading provider of solutions enabling the safe use of Web 2.0 and unified communications in the enterprise, sais that Social Networking is widely accepted by IT respondents, and 51 % plan to beef up security within the next 12 months. Many more IT professionals are reporting that social media is in use at their companies, up from 60 % six months ago to 85 % now.