Apple Released iOS5 Today, Hootoo.com Recommends 3 Headline Apps

I bought my iPad2 last year, when almost all friends around are

taking about it. Almost every colleague is sharing the

interesting Apps no matter iPhone, iPad or iTouch users, it

seems that the Apple gadgets are not only a tool but a

signification of fashion. How does Apple make it? Change the

whole world, turning around people’s eyes on clothing and

jewelry to electronics? The global lament for Steve Jobs Death

several days ago proved that “Yes, he made it, Apple changes

the world.” Today, according to the report held by Jobs in June,

the last one, Apple released the latest operating system after

4.3.5, iOS5 to Apple fans, which is suitable and available for my

iPad2 of course and even the original iPad, not to mention

iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPhone 4G, iPhone 4GS and iTouch 3

and 4.

Hootoo.com, who is one of the lead suppliers of electronics and

gadgets, would like to recommend the top 5 headline Apps to

the gadget lovers.

First of all, iCloud

As one of the marquee

features of Apple

gadgets, iCloud has been

widely read by fans,

while it shows off finally today, which is a system that allows

Apple users to store the things they need -- from messages to

music, documents to downloads -- on Apple's own servers in

the so-called "cloud" of the Internet. Gone are the days when

you stored something on the hard drive of your laptop, and

were frustrated when you needed it but didn't have it with you.

It’s really good not me, because I was frustrated by storing

countless pictures and videos recorded during my daily life.

Now, iCloud makes it!

Secondly, iMessage

With iMessages, Apple gives

you an instant messaging

solution that works between

any iOS device, including

iPad, iPhone, and iPod

Touch. You can instantly share text, photos, or videos.

Messaging is free over Wi-Fi, but carrier charges may apply if

you're using the app over 3G, whose brilliance lies in its sleeper

execution. Upon completing the "To" field in the new message,

a query is sent to the mothership asking if the recipient

supports iMessage. If the receiving party can, their contact (and

subsequent message) bubbles are garnished in blue. If not,

they'll

appear

green. Is that

magic? Come

to text to me

now!

Thirdly,

Notification

One of my favorite games playing in iPad2 is Veggie Samurai,

slashing vegetables into pieces can really release some

pressures when lying in my sofa after whole-day business.

While sometimes when I’m playing in the peak, there will be

some pop messages to inform me to upgrade or continue some

apps. Instead of interrupting the front-most task, incoming

alerts now present themselves with an unobtrusive banner

those cube-flips from the top of the device. No more pop ads

are really available for apple users.