Connor

@connorg Not to mention the whole game.

This soundtrack is fantastic and I can't recommend it highly enough.

Thank god. This is one of the biggest things I had been hoping for a jailbreak tweak for: differentiating SMS and email alerts by vibration. Now I have to choose between waiting for a 4.3 jailbreak and just jumping in to it...

no candy :(

Want to keep competitors from ripping off a popular advertising slogan?

There's a trademark for that.

@Faenix

I also want more good games. So it's a good thing there's more Professor Layton games coming out.

What's the name of the game with the screenshot in the post header?

Video is hilarious, also very indicative of iOS 4 on my iPod touch 2G. That being said, I'm downloading the 4.1 beta right now as I hadn't heard until reading this article that it might help performance issues. Will report back after I test it out.

I just thought of the same thing. Couldn't a developer create a method that refreshes, waits for an hour, refreshes, etc.? I'm sure Apple wouldn't like it but I don't know if they'd reject it.

Yeah, that's my question. Since I can only test it using the Simulator, there's no way for me to try running an app that was compiled for 3.0 in iOS 4. But I do know 100% that recompiling in 4.0 with no code changes adds state saving automatically.