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Apple works away on iOS 6.

The company softens its security speak, and a second look at Apple retail in New York Times

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Apple yesterday released Beta 2 of iOS 6 to members of its developer community.

iPod NN notes a few changes spotted in the upcoming mobile operating system,

including the ability to toggle shared photo streams on and off, a new toggle reading list cellular sinking option,

a redesigned tweet sheet for Twitter posts in Siri, and the implementation of Twitter's

new logo, which Twitter hasn't even rolled out to its products

yet. Then again, neither is Apple. This is just a beta. Calendar listings in the

notification center now show dates and ending time, iPod Annan and guided access mode has been

made available. The beta has also turned on smart banners which led visitors to a website

through mobile safari say IM.m d b dot com for example know that there's a

dedicated app for that site slash service providing a link to that app in the app store

just because apple is replacing Google Maps and that app store.

Just because Apple is replacing Google Maps and iOS with its own mapping solution doesn't

mean Google is abandoning maps for I-things.

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