Do you, as me, hate that awful password prompt every time you update an app? Here is a solution for you! PasswordPilot helps you enter the password in the pop-up when you download apps from the App Store, you only need to press OK.

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Apple is working on a concept for a new battery using multiple “jelly rolls” in a single pouch, described in the filing “Battery with Multiple Jelly Rolls in a Single Pouch” to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The application was filed on 26 January 2010 by Apple and credited to Ramesh C. Bhardwaj, Taisup Hwang, and Richard M. Mank.

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The China Times reports that Apple might prepare for a launch of the next generation iPhone during the second week of September, that means sometime during the 6th through 15th. Apple is supposed to be planning an initial order of 4 million iPhone 5 from its suppliers, excluding the thought initial order of 400,000 devices for it’s trial.

From all the rumored dates we can be almost certain that it will be released in mid September, most likely during the annual iPod media event that has taken place in September for the past 3 years.

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Recently some case molding schematics for the iPhone 5 surfaced on the net, now we have some pictures of an actual case. 9to5Mac got hold of a silicon case for it. The source of the schematics is the same that in December 2010 leaked a very accurate schematics for the iPad 2.

More images after the break…

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Did you upgrade to iOS 4.3.5 by accident or was your brand new iPhone 4 delivered with it preinstalled? And do you rely on ultrasn0w to unlock it? Then there is some good news out there, it’s been reported that Gevey SIM still works with iOS 4.3.5, so it might be a solution for you. But it has been confirmed to be blocked in iOS 5 beta 2 and later, so it’s not a permanent solution for those planning to update. And the method used by the Gevey SIM is illegal in most parts of the world.

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In 2000 consoles made up 80% of the market, now they’re down to 40%. EA is putting out software every 3 month, and the iPad, which didn’t exist one and a half year ago is the fastest growing platform.

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As usual when Apple releases a new major version of iOS there are some new APIs to play with for the developers. Two of them in iOS 5 has to do with face detection. One is for locating a persons eyes and mouth, and the other for detecting faces.

There might also be an upgrade to Photo Booth for iPad that includes effects from the version for MacOS X Lion, but that is still just speculations. What is for sure is that this will open up for new interesting and entertaining apps to play with, and hopefully ease up some post editing of photos and maybe even videos.

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It’s now reported that you can jailbreak all iDevices except the iPad 2 running iOS 4.3.5 with RedSn0w only by pointing it at 4.3.4. It is a tethered jailbreak, so you’ll need to reactivate it after each reboot.

It’s not recommended to upgrade to iOS 4.3.5, as the only difference from 4.3.3 is an improved security validation, which means that Apple is protecting the device from being jailbroken. This solution is primarily for those unlucky users forced to run iOS 4.3.5.

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