In total, over 200 new features were added to iOS 5! here’s a summary of the main :

An all new rethought notification system

The first big new feature concerns the notifications, a long awaited change! Apple claims to have solved with this new system, the current push notifications troubles. No more persistent and cumbersome notifications place to Notifications Center!
The Notification Center is accessible from anywhere by simply dragging the top of the screen down, the same way as Android actually.
On the home screen, no need to slide the finger down, as all notifications will be posted on Lockscreen. You just have to slide on a notification to open the application in question.

NewsStand

iOS 5 adds NewsStand, which is going to be huge for readers and publishers. Exposed at the last WWDC, NewsStand looks just like the iBooks app, but this is for magazines and daily papers. It will gather all your subscriptions and you will provide you the latest issues to read them. You can of course go to a store you can buy or subscribe to other magazines.

iMessage

Not long ago there was the arrival of BlackBerry Messenger on iOS, well iOS 5 now has its own personal message system. iMessage is a messaging service for all iOS 5 users. You are able using Wifi or 3G to send unlimited photos, videos, contacts, and also receipts, accused of reading and notifications in real time.

Safari

Safari embeds many new cool features : Safari Reader, Reading List and tabs. Safari Reader will simply empty your page from ads or clutter to concentrate on your reading and on the contents and images in full screen. Reading List sets aside links to read later… Finally, Safari now includes tabs and lets you then to access multiple pages easily.

Twitter

Twitter is now fully integrated with IOS 5. Thus, it will necessery to log on just once the iPhone and you can start Tweeting from anywhere as long as the application allows it … You can share photos, videos, sites …

And more …

These are just some new features out of more than 200 that will be offered on iOS 5. For the rest, we can see changes on the Calendar, the appearance to the general public actions for the iPad multitasking or the presence of AirPlay Mirroring iPad 2.

… Available this fall !

iOS 5 will be available this fall. We’re looking forward to have it! And maybe the release date will coincide with the release of the iPhone 5, which will be presented in September according to rumors …

Today, I’ll share my favorites ones with you by ranking them from the best to the worst ( in my opinion ) . In the comments, tell us which are your favorites and what you want to see in Apple’s next iteration of their famous iDevice.

So let’s start !

# 1 :

This is my top favorite, it’s designed by TJKohl and has already some nice features :

• The home button is still clickable, like the magic trackpad.

• The ambient light sensor determines the backlight for the home button as well as the screen (like newer MacBook Pros).

• The LED lights on the right show:
  • Battery life in green,
  • Flash white for any unread notifications using Notification Center,
  • Turn orange for No Service/No Connection
  • Flash Red for extremely low battery

# 2 :

Here is the most realistic concept around, apparently it has a super large screen maybe 4,6 inches with a dull black at the back .

# 3 :

 Another futurist design but isn’t unrealizable, keeps the elegant simplicity of Apple’s products design and come with a wide screen also and a so wanted change which is the seperation of the camera and the flash that had caused some issues in the iphone 4 .

Still there are many concepts around but i think that they’re so far from reality and cannot be the design of the iphone 5. Else we’re waiting for your opinion on comments !

Thus we’ll note that the most likely rumors are :

•      Larger screen
•      Immediately available in white
•      A5 chip and more RAM
•      NFC chip
•      HDMI Release
•      Release of the iOS 5

Source :  Nowhere else

Firstly there is Hipstamatic and Swankolab for capturing and processing classic style photos on your iPhone, then if you want to be a little more professional about your editing then Tiffen’s Photo FX Ultra is worth a look.

iPhone photography is becoming an art form in its own right with various flickr groups and competitions. Our 69 stunning photos taking with the hipstamatic app remains a firm search favourite.

Since purchasing the iPhone 4 I have been playing with the cheapest and feature rich iPhone camera application I have come across.

Camera+ offers the ability to capture, edit and share photos on the move, it is everything the iPhone camera should have been. At the time of writing the developers have submitted an updated version of the application for iPhone 4 users so expect this little application to get even better in the next few days.

Capturing

Camera+ considers every aspect of mobile photography workflow. A handy grid when taking a photo not only ensures your photographs are straight but also allows you to follow the rule of thirds quickly when on the move.

Camera+ also offers a handy image stabilisation function to ensure each photo is as sharp as possible which is particularly handy at music gigs ! The grid is great and I would highly recommend using it as much as you can.

One slight negative is the editing function allows cropping but I can’t seem to be able to rotate the crop to straighten aspects in post production. Perhaps will we see this feature in a future update.

Post Production

This is where things become fun. Say goodbye to snapping and sharing rough unprocessed images on Facebook or Twitter. Camera+ features a comprehensive range of editing and enhancing features.

Each photography session is displayed in a lightbox type arrangement, click on a photo to see a range of editing and sharing features.

The first step in your mobile photography workflow is to crop your work appropriately. If you didn’t line up your shot perfectly when you took it, you can easily fix that with Camera+.

With a single tap, you can make your pics square, 4×6, 8×10, etc. As I mentioned earlier it would be great if there was a straighten or rotate option.

Camera+ comes with a range of effects and photo enhancements. The scene modes help you get the best photos for your particular situation. With Camera+, you get to choose from several scene modes including Backlit, Sunset, Night, Portrait, Beach, to name just a few.

It is clear a photographer has been in the driving seat in designing this application. Lisa Bettany who you may know from http://mostlylisa.com/ has designed a range of stunningly effects.

With a single tap, you can transform a photo from a drab iPhone snap to an emotionally laden masterpiece. There are dozens of 1-touch effects for you to experiment with so that you can get the perfect results every time.

With Camera+, you can also easily add 1-Touch boarders with several great border designs so that you can put the finishing touch on your photos before sharing them with friends.

Sharing

If you enjoy sharing photos then you are going to love this application. With Camera+ you can share your photos with friends on a range of social networking sites : Facebook, Twitter, Email and Flickr are all included.

The process of sharing is quick and easy and accounts can be set up in the application settings.

Conclusion

I am using Camera+ on a daily basis, the capturing, editing and sharing features are stunning and application is genuinely fun to use. The only two criticisms I can come up with are that the sound effects can become annoying but can easily be switched off and some of the processed images can be a little noisy in places. Although these might read a negative they are not enough of a reason to give Camera+ the TotalApps 5 rating.

This game also comes with some cool features. If you have a facebook or twitter account you can upload your scores to show off or see how well your friends did (if they have the game). Doodle Jump also allows you to change the theme of your game to make game play more interesting.
Doodle Jump has been seen on many popular TV shows such as; Jimmy Fallon, Big Bang Theory, and CBS Evening News With Katie Couric. As you can see this is a very popular game, it’s even won multiple awards. It has been in the top twenty-five on the app store multiple times and is currently number three. I highly recommend this game it is extremely fun. Have fun, but be warned it will take over your life.

Angry Birds is a physics-based puzzler for the iPhone or iPod touch with carefully-balanced houses, forts, and other odd enclosures at which you fling projectiles–in this case, angry birds. There are five different types of birds, each with their own strengths and abilities (and, as I discovered, weaknesses). You start with very simple structures and small green pigs which are fairly easy to destroy, but as the game progresses the levels get increasingly tricky and there are larger pigs which take more or stronger impacts to take out.

Unlike Crush the Castle, though, you control the direction and strength of the slingshot simply by pulling back with your finger and letting go. And you don’t get to select your projectile: the birds are simply lined up in the order you get to fire them, and once you run out the round is over. The game shows you the path of the last bird fired for comparison. You don’t have to smash the structures but you do need to eliminate all the pigs to move on to the next level. You do, however, get points for causing damage, and you get one to three stars per level based on the score.

At only $.99 for 105 levels, it’s definitely a great buy and one that I’ve really enjoyed for way too many hours. (I think my wife is getting sick of seeing me fire up the iPod again, but I’m just so close to getting three stars on this level!) I had a great time figuring out the best ways to bring down the structures, particularly on some levels where hitting the right spot with the right bird can make all the difference. For those of you who love achievements, there are plenty to be earned and you can show them off with the Crystal leaderboards. And going for the maximum number of stars certainly adds a lot of replay value to a fairly extensive game.
The graphics are sharp and I love the cartoony birds and pigs, which snicker at you if they survive your onslaught. The puzzles are well-designed and will definitely challenge you. My one complaint was that there’s no way to tell what score you need in order to get stars; there are several levels in which I’ve used fewer than the allowed number of birds (which nets you a higher score) but still haven’t received three stars. It would be really nice to know how much better I need to do.
This gameplay trailer from Rovio, the game’s publisher, shows off the five different birds and gives you a feel for the app:

If you like physics-based games, puzzles, and cartoony conflicts, download Angry Birds from the iTunes store. I was given a free download code for review purposes, but having played it I would definitely spend a dollar to buy it: that works out to, oh, about 20 cents per hour of game time for me. Not a bad deal.
Wired: Fantastic collection of increasingly-difficult puzzles for a buck; 105 levels seems incredibly generous, and the game itself is a lot of fun to play.
Tired: It’d be nice to know what the score goals are for the stars.

Review

So you wanna go fast? Gameloft’s latest iteration of its arcade racing franchise, Asphalt 5, lets you do just that in spades. It is the type of racing game where you often forget about the brake pedal, and can pinball around the track at ridiculous speeds with very little consequence. That is, unless you careen into oncoming traffic and meet a car head-on in a blaze of glory! Asphalt 5 is an unabashed arcade racer that is good-looking, sometimes silly, and almost always fun.

The first thing you will notice is the graphics, and they get a very nice overhaul from the previous version. You start out with two vehicles, a Mini Cooper S and a Nissan 370Z, but can unlock a total of 33 cars and motorcycles including Ferraris, BMWs, and Ducatis, to name a few. There is also a total of 12 tracks to unlock that are very detailed and offer various challenges. There is a nice variety of weather and road conditions across the course locations, including elaborate shortcuts and jumps that can often make the difference between sweet victory and crushing defeat. I did experience the occasional drop in framerate while playing on an iPhone 3G, but not enough to impact the overall experience.
Asphalt 5 offers a single race mode, where you can jump into a quick race, but won’t earn any cash or experience. The career mode is where you will spend the bulk of your time, and can unlock all the available cars and venues in the process. You will encounter 8 different race modes as you progress through your career, including Normal, Time Trail, Last Man Standing, Cop Chase, Escape, Cash Attack, Drift, and Duel. These modes offer some nice changes of pace, although the Cop Chase mode, where you are asked to act like the police that often harass you and eliminate a certain amount of your peers during the race, can be very frustrating. It doesn’t work as well as the other modes, especially early in the game when your cars don’t accelerate as capably, and you will eventually meet a point where you will have to complete these races to advance.

All of the available race modes have you collecting power-ups throughout, such as nitro and cash. You are also rewarded monetarily for aggressive driving maneuvers, and you can then turn that money into better rides and upgrades. Tuning your car is actually a pretty easy experience, as you can upgrade across three different categories: engine, handling and boost. Each category has some options that can be improved by just purchasing the next, better-performing part in a sequence. Each upgrade serves to increase either your acceleration, braking, handling, top speed, boost capacity, or boost speed. You can also change the look of your car at no cost by painting it or affixing decals. Asphalt 5 also offers a menu option called “Girl”, where you can choose between different lovely ladies that you earn at certain levels of your career. These girls can provide certain stat boosts such as helping you earn a percentage more money or boost. Although this is an established part of the series, and a very minor one at that, it feels a bit unnecessary and somewhat tacky. A game this good doesn’t have to try this hard to be cool.

As far as gameplay goes, Asphalt 5 gives you the option of three different control schemes. The default is accelerometer control with auto-accelerate, and it feels the most natural. You can adjust the sensitivity of the tilt, and can also choose to enable a manual accelerator pedal. There is also tap control, where you tap the left or right sides of the screen to head in the corresponding direction, or a steering wheel control, both of which use auto-acceleration. As far as cameras go, you can choose between close, far or the visceral bumper cam. Regardless of which control/camera combination you choose, you should be zipping along the track as recklessly as possible after relatively little time to acclimate.
For those looking for some multiplayer action, Asphalt 5 offers a variety of local and online solutions. Local multiplayer is both bluetooth and WiFi capable. Online mode lets you host or join a race fairly easily with up to 6 players when you log into Gameloft Live!. There are also online leaderboards, trophies, and Asphalt Academy, which lets players race on a specific track with a specific vehicle to see who can post the fastest time for the week. The multiplayer modes will often let you compete using any vehicle and track, regardless of whether you’ve unlocked them in career mode.
At the end of the day, Asphalt 5 does not presume to be anything else than what it is, and that’s a flat-out arcade racer. It succeeds in its mission, and does so without taking itself too seriously, making it both charming and fun.

Recommendation

Ashphalt 5 by Gameloft is a fantastic value for $6.99. It’s a great racing sim that keeps you on your toes just like the Need For Speed series. If you’re at all into racing sims and you’re looking for one you can take anywhere, pick up Asphalt 5. You won’t regret it.

1. Download Greenpoison RC5 for your Computer [Mac - Windows]
2. Unzip the downloaded file on your desktop and launch the application
3. Connect your Iphone 4 3GS iPod Touch 4 and iPad to your computer and turn it off . Click on Jailbreak button on the Greenpoison app .
4. Greenpoison app will now show on-screen instruction to put your device in DFU Mode

5.You will now be prompted to press and hold the sleep button for 3 secs [image below]

• After 3 seconds continue holding the sleep button and press the Home button for the next 10 seconds .

• Now release the sleep button after 10 seconds have passed. Keep holding the Home button for next 15 seconds before your device goes into DFU Mode and the jailbreak process will begin automatically . [try this two-three times to perfect the timing] . Allow the process to complete . It will now show some codes running on your device.

After the Greenpoison tool has completed the jailbreaking process , close the app and look for green Loader Icon on your device[image below].

Tap on the Loader Icon and install Cydia .

You have now jailbroken your iphone 4 on iOS 4.2.1 using Greenpoison .
Many users are facing No Cydia after having successful jailbreak . For them use Redsnow to rejailbreak and only use the install cydia option. This will give an untethered jailbreak via Greenpoison and redsnow to fix cydia problem. Please leave your comments !!