iPad 2 Will Only Have a Front Camera [Patent]

Over the past few weeks, we reported you about the upcoming iPad 2, which expected to hit Apple Store by the first quarter of 2011. It is also rumored that there FaceTime video calling, today we can say that rumor has pretty much been confirmed as China's Patent and Trademark office officially published a series of new Apple Industrial Designs wins. one of them was Apple's iPad Camera Connector.

But till now we can't confirm this hundred present until Apple announce this officially, the iPad new front camera design is just that a single industrial design. The new design doesn't illustrate a backside camera but that doesn't mean that Apple can't or won't surprise us with one.

But on paper, for now at least we only see a design with a single camera. what do you think? Apple will add a back side camera?

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Accessory Transceiver to Make Calls with iPod touch and iPad?

A new and interesting Apple patent appeared between 27 Apple patent applications published today by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. According to the patent, Apple is working on an external transceiver that would turn an iPod touch, iPad or any mobile device into a real cellular phone. The patent, called "Accessory Transceiver for Mobile Devices," was noticed by PatentlyApple today.

This invention will allows you to make calls from a PSP, or browse the Web from a phone without data services. In addition to giving calling services to an iPod touch, the patent also details how the transceiver could be used to connect an iPhone to a different cellular network, specifically referencing a CDMA network like the one used by Verizon in the US. So this accessory will allow any iPhone to access Version's network wheter or not Apple comes out with the CDMA version of the iPhone.

The accessory transceiver could be used to access other wireless data systems, such as satellite networks, WiFi, WiMAX, etc., The drawings in the patent show the iPod touch as the controlling device for the transceiver. Would this be true? [via PatentlyApple]

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New Apple Patent to Merge Audio Jack Holes

We have announced before about the recent Apple patents just like disable jailbroken devices, iMac Touch, faster autofocus and etc. , Today a new patent by Apple reports that it wants to merge the two holes in its device to one hole, as you know the two holes are one for the headphone jack and the other one for the microphone.

So, fewer holes in the device itself, fewer ways for dust and other gunk to find their way inside.

The new patent would enhance voice quality, finally we may get a better voice quality instead of currently iDevice's voice quality. [via Gizmodo]

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Jailbreak will Simply Disable Apple's Spyware to Detect Jailbroken iDevices

Two days ago, we reported you that Apple applied for a patent to disable / control jailbroken devices. Today, Chpwn, considering him a member of the iPhne Dev Team, has sent a tweet that if Apple applied a spyware to detect jailbroken devices, They will simply disable it in the upcoming jailbreak!

If Apple actually adds jailbreak detection, we'll just disable it as part of the jailbreak. Likely not a big deal.

Just remember, the next iOS 4.1 will be released early in September that will be fixing a lot of issues including proximity sensor issues and game center, Not only that! But it also fixes iPhone 3G slow performance that was noticed by all iPhone 3G users since iOS 4! So all you have to do now is to Save your SHSH blobs of iOS 4.0.2 to be able to jailbreak your iDevice in the future as they could find an exploit to jailbreak iOS 4.1.

Finally, iMac Touch Shows up in Apple Patent

Patently Apple has reported a new Apple Patent which shows the possibility of a touch enabled Mac called "iMac Touch" which was rumored and floating on the web DigiTimes. This iMac can be used under Mac OS X and also enables the user to switch to iOS when sliding the computer down for touch input. It has a stand, when you slide it down, you can change it to iOS interface and start using it as a desktop iPad.

The transition is activated by the accelerometer as earlier described. What’s new here is that you’ll be able to control the threshold determining when the iMac’s transition from OS X to iOS will occur. Meaning, you could for example, set the threshold angle to 60 degrees to call up iOS or at 90 degrees or higher to recall OS X mode.

As you know, this is just a patent but it's totally true and can be done by Apple especially that there were rumors floating around the web back in January!

This patent also shows a MacBook Tablet that acts just like the iMac and can switch from OS X to iOS, but this looking just like a tablet. The iMac Touch would be much better! So, when should we expect from Apple those devices?