MacDragon

For 2011 macbook pro's it also says it addresses factime and graphics stability issues/monitor compatibility.

This gives users power to do hardly anything, without paying for actual developer account. even with that you can't really do anything other than install your own apps for testing.

I would be utterly shocked if 32bit apps didn't run, the issue is clearly wanting to switch to a 64bit kernel/drivers globally.

'Updates' don't really work like that, they go though a normal install routine, and just dont delete the existing apps documents folder.

The most annoying part is that you cannot delete an app and retain it's documents folder, to reinstall later, unless you are jailbroken.

This has needed fixing ever since app store came out and I've been grumbling about it ever since.

The time does adjust correctly, it's only the alarms that go wrong. as they're triggered off the internal clock, which is always running in GMT, regardless of local time.

At the very least there is the official port of DS version of pipe mania.. so theres definitely games like this already.

Though I concede, it seems possible it might alter its clock speed dynamically, being why system utilities can't show it's listed speed perhaps, but nevertheless it consistently benchmarks slower than the ipad, at a speed that would seem to indicate ~800mhz in normal real world usage in comparison. as it is, anything is somewhat speculative without official statement.

the SOC is indeed /rated/ to 1ghz, as it is used in the ipad at that speed ( albeit with less ram ), but in the iphone it is clocked down for battery life/thermal performance, or such. All the benchmarks show it runs slower than the ipad, at a speed that would indicate it is clocked at 800mhz

I do believe that the iphone is actually 800mhz not 1ghz like the ipad.