echo f | xcopy.exe {server}netlogonextra.dat VIRUS

McAfee's DAT file version 5958 is causing widespread problems with Windows XP SP3. The affected systems will enter a reboot loop and loose all network access. We have individual reports of other versions of Windows being affected as well. However, only particular configurations of these versions appear affected. The bad DAT file may infect individual workstations as well as workstations connected to a domain. The use of ePolicyOrchestrator, which is used to update virus definitions across a network, appears to have lead to a faster spread of the bad DAT file. The ePolicyOrchestrator is used to update DAT files throughout enterprises. It can not be used to undo this bad signature because affected system will lose network.

How to Fix Mcafee 5958 update Error

How to Fix Mcafee 5958 Error – A lot of McAfee users are having this trouble on an McAfee 5958 Error.

These steps are taken from McAfree Technical Support:

Workaround 1

McAfee has developed an EXTRA.DAT to suppress this detection. The file is attached to this article. This EXTRA.DAT does not fix the issue, it only suppresses the detection.

Apply the EXTRA.DAT to all potentially affected systems as soon as possible.

For systems that have already encountered this issue, start the computer in Safe Mode and apply the EXTRA.DAT. After applying the EXTRA.DAT, restore the affected files from Quarantine.

To apply the EXTRA.DAT locally:

IMPORTANT: For VirusScan Enterprise 8.5i and later, an Access Protection feature must be temporarily disabled before proceeding. For instructions on how to temporarily disable Access Protection in the VirusScan Console.

To apply the EXTRA.DAT locally:

1. Download the EXTRA.ZIP file attached to this article and extract the EXTRA.DAT file.

2. Click Start, Run, type services.msc and click OK.

3. Right-click the McAfee McShield service and select Stop.

4. Copy the EXTRA.DAT file to the following location:

\Program Files\Common Files\McAfee\Engine

5. In the Services window, right-click McAfee McShield and select Start.

For instructions on how to deploy the EXTRA.DAT through ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO), see:

* ePO 4.0 – KB52977 on https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB52977

* ePO 4.5 – KB67602 on https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB67602

To restore files from Quarantine locally:

1. Open the VirusScan Console.

2. Double-click Quarantine Manager Policy.

3. Click the Manager tab.

4. Right-click the required item and select Restore.

For additional information, see the VirusScan Enterprise Product Guide for your version of VirusScan Enterprise.

For instructions on how to use an ePolicy Orchestrator Scheduled task to restore quarantined files, see the ePolicy Orchstrator Product Guide.

Workaround 2

If the false detection has deleted or quarantined svchost.exe on your system:

IMPORTANT: Ensure that you have applied the EXTRA.DAT to suppress the false positive detection before restoring svchost.exe.

Copy the svchost.exe from a working system

1. On a computer that is not affected by the issue, navigate to the location below:

C:\WINDOWS\system32

2. Copy svchost.exe to a network location or removable media device.

3. On the affected system, copy svchost.exe to the location below:

C:\WINDOWS\system32

4. Restart the affected computer.

McAfee Update is Virus?

McAfee sent the McAfee 5958 dat update for its users. Unfortunately, the McAfee 5958 dat has been identifying a normal Windows file as a virus. It seems to affect Windows XP SP3.

McAfee Inc. confirmed that a 5958 software update (not “Error code of 5958?) it posted at 9 a.m. Eastern time caused its antivirus program for corporate customers to misidentify a harmless file. It has posted a replacement update for download.

Lyrids Meteor Shower april 2010

The shower on May 22, 687 BC (proleptic Julian calendar) was recorded in Zuo Zhuan, which describes the shower as “On day xīn-mǎo of month 4 in the summer (of year 7 of King Zhuang of Lu), at night, fixed stars are invisible, at midnight, stars dropped down like rain.

The Lyrids are a strong meteor shower lasting from April 16 to April 26 each year. The radiant of the meteor shower is located in the constellation Lyra, peaking at April 22—hence they are also called the Alpha Lyrids or April Lyrids. The source of the meteor shower is the periodic Comet C/1861 G1 Thatcher. The Lyrids have been observed for the past 2600 years.

First a word about the moon — it is not your (the expectant meteor watcher’s) friend. Light reflecting off a bright moon can be just as detrimental to good meteor viewing as those bright lights of the big city. There is nothing you can do except howl at the moon, so you’ll have to put up with it or wait until the next favorable shower. Even though the 2010 Perseids and Geminids will share the night sky with the moon, they are still expected to produce more visible meteor activity than other major showers that don’t have an interfering moon.

It is not until after midnight that the earth is turned into the path of the comet, so if you go out early in the evening, you may see some meteors but not as many as you would later in the night. The best way to enjoy them is to throw a blanket on the ground and lie down so that you can see as much of the sky as possible. I plan to set my alarm for early morning to see if the skies are clear.

It’s the Lyrids! They will be here strongest between 1 and 3 in the morning. I probably won’t be getting up. It’s going to be cloudy here, and full of light pollution.

Facebook's f8 Live Keynote

The f8 Live 2010 Keynote took place in San Francisco today April 21, 2010. Nerds and web developers should all find great excitement with the new features and functionality that Facebook announced at f8 Live.

f8–the always growing convention for Facebook developers–is going on now, and a kicky little conference gizmo has speculation raging that Facebook is about to announce some sort of location-aware capability.

Everyone attending the show is getting RFID tags (including our own Dan Nosowitz), so that you can check into the various booths on site. That enrolls you on the event’s fanpage, so that you can follow it online through Facebook–getting all the details after, or announcing your real-time whereabouts on your profile page. But maybe the coolest part is a screen on the main hall that visualizes all the check-ins in (almost) real time. So while you can’t actually track people as they move, you can see where everyone’s congregating.

These features will definitely change every Facebook user’s online experience, and with over 400 million people you and your friends will be able to share the experience much easier!

iphone 4th generation the next iphone iphone 4g leaked

While Apple may tinker with the final packaging and design of the final phone, it's clear that the features in this lost-and-found next-generation iPhone are drastically new and drastically different from what came before. Here's the detailed list of our findings:


What's new

• Front-facing video chat camera
• Improved regular back-camera (the lens is quite noticeably larger than the iPhone 3GS)
• Camera flash
• Micro-SIM instead of standard SIM (like the iPad)
• Improved display. It's unclear if it's the 960x640 display thrown around before—it certainly looks like it, with the "Connect to iTunes" screen displaying much higher resolution than on a 3GS.
• What looks to be a secondary mic for noise cancellation, at the top, next to the headphone jack
• Split buttons for volume
• Power, mute, and volume buttons are all metallic
What's changed

• The back is entirely flat, made of either glass (more likely) or ceramic or shiny plastic in order for the cell signal to poke through. Tapping on the back makes a more hollow and higher pitched sound compared to tapping on the glass on the front/screen, but that could just be the orientation of components inside making for a different sound
• An aluminum border going completely around the outside
• Slightly smaller screen than the 3GS (but seemingly higher resolution)
• Everything is more squared off
• 3 grams heavier
• 16% Larger battery
• Internals components are shrunken, miniaturized and reduced to make room for the larger battery

VoIP free calls for iPhone

Unfurling the much-craved revelation two major VoIP service providers iCall and Fring updated their apps to support calls over 3G network. iPhone VoIP apps now offer calling over 3G network. Voice over IP applications for the iPhone are now able over cellular networks. It must be elating for iPhone freaks to have at least one app on the market that can make 3G VoIP phone calls. We went out exploring the implications of 3G VoIP phone calls for iPhone and it big-bro iPad.

The company announced in a press release declared that, it is the first and only VoIP application that functions on the iPhone and iPod touch over cellular 3G networks.

Formerly AT&T rejected voice data over its network, instead those applications could just place calls when using the iPhone's Wi-Fi connection. Last year in October, AT&T confirmed support for VoIP over 3G for the iPhone. But, the VoIP app were limited to Wi-Fi. With the app updates being approved by Apple, iPhone is all set for 3G VoIP free calls

Now that iPhone allows 3G VoIP calls, we could soon expect Skype working over 3G network. It is server-side app and it would soon be available for download in new version of Skype to get this functionality. According a spokesperson from Skype, as told Macworld, the company has a 3G-enabled version of its iPhone app ready, but waiting for Apple's approval. We could expect to see VoIP free calls with the new Skype app.

The app updates would also open new vistas for VoIP phone calls on Apple's much-hyped tablet - iPad that runs all the iPhone apps.

Free VoIP Calls on Your iPhone

Have you ever been sitting at home while making a call to someone only to find yourself hurrying up the conversation to save minutes? Or how about paying outrageous international roaming charges when travelling abroad? Now, wherever there’s a Wi-Fi hotspot, you can make ‘app to app’ calls for free.

You may wonder what ‘app to app’ means. Well, with VoIP calls there is no direct and easy way to make free calls from your iPhone to a cellular or landline. Doing so does costs money (albeit sometimes far less than using your cellular network), and each VoIP client has their own rates. But, if you wish to call someone who is already using Skype, Fring, or any of the other apps listed below, you can in fact do so for free.

Below are some of the most popular and widely used VoIP apps for the iPhone!

Skype

Skype is undoubtedly the most popular VoIP app of all. If you use Skype at home then it should definitely be on your iPhone or iPod touch. To make calls, simply select someone on your Skype contacts list and you’ll be talking in no time.

On top of voice calls, Skype for the iPhone also allows for chats just like the desktop app (it now allows for landscape chat mode). It also permits the user to set his or her status and profile information.
Skype

Skype

Skype also offers a range of subscriptions that make international calls remarkably inexpensive. You can either pay $5.95 per month to call unlimited landlines in one country of your choice, or $12.95 for any country in the world. A huge money saver if you would otherwise be paying network rates.
Fring

Fring is another popular mobile VoIP client and, aside from its own functionality, is great because it allows you to integrate other popular social outlets such as Skype, ICQ, Twitter and AIM. Fring provides an excellent way to keep most of your social networking and instant messaging all bundled in one app.

You can make free calls to any other VoIP, Fring or Skype user. Fring offers a special version for visually impaired users as well.
Fring

Fring
Truphone

Truphone is similar to Fring in that it integrates with other accounts you may have such as Twitter, but this is about it. Truephone, just like all of these VoIP apps, has its own contacts list from which you can freely call other Truephone users.
Truphone

Truphone
iCall

iCall is another highly rated app that can be downloaded from the App Store. You can link your Facebook account which is nice. After the main start-up screen and accepting the user agreement, iCall will prompt you to select an account type. It offers a variety of accounts including a trial, free-use and paid use. iCall will then place a verification call and your account will be ready to go.
iCall

iCall
CallGlobal

CallGlobal is similar to iCall with its registration process. After it sets up your account and number, you may make CallGlobal to CallGlobal calls, VoIP calls and direct calls. CallGlobal to CallGlobal calls are free, while all other calls cost a certain rate per minute.
CallGlobal

CallGlobal
When to Use VoIP

Some of you may be asking, “Why would I ever need to make a VoIP call?” There are a few situations in which using VoIP would save the day (and a lot of money!).

First, when making an international call. For example, say I want to call my buddy in the UK. AT&T charges $1.29 per minute for a US to UK phone call. After chatting for a few minutes, this could get quite expensive. The solution? Ask my buddy to get on Skype (or Fring, etc. – you get the idea) from the convenience of his own desktop or iPhone and we can converse all day long, free of charge.

If asking someone go sign into their VoIP service seems unreasonable, the alternative is to purchase a call package from one of the above companies. It’s still likely to work out far cheaper than the standard network per-minute charge.

Another useful situation in which using VoIP would work well would be if you are somewhere that offers a connection to Wi-Fi and you want to save those expensive minutes for more necessary calls. If you have Wi-Fi at home, using VoIP on your iPhone could potentially save you hundreds of minutes.
Limitations

VoIP has some major limitations, first and foremost, being that a Wi-Fi connection is required. No 3G or GPRS network can be substituted for a Wi-Fi connection, and it isn’t possible to use any of these apps over your cellular data connection (unless you’re happy to jailbreak your iPhone first).

After you do have a Wi-Fi connection, then the problem of who you are calling is presented. Most of the apps listed above only permit free calling to others who are also using the same app. As time goes on, VoIP will become a more convenient way of calling friends and family.
Bonus Tip!

In my research, I did find one way to make free calls to commercial landines. To do so, call (I used Skype): 1-800-GOOG-411

This is Google’s free 411 service. I used it to look up a few local businesses and it proved to be reliable. Try it for yourself and let me know how it works!
Bonus Tip!

Bonus Tip!
How Do You VoIP?

Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments! Do you have a particular preference for one VoIP application, and would you consider jailbreaking your phone for access to these apps over a 3G connection?

Free GPRS For Facebook and Twitter

Talking about consistently changing the rules of the game. TataDoCoMo, which came into the limelight with their pay-per-second billing plans and marketing blitz, has now expanded its BuddyNet service to include free GPRS access to social networks Orkut, Facebook, Twitter and Nimbuzz, apart from professional networking site LinkedIn.Embedded applications and external URLs/Links will be charged at Re. 0.1/kb), and users will have to pay to subscribe to BuddyNet.

This initiative is in line with a similar move I’d suggest for 3G: that telecom operators should make GPRS access free for a limited in order to encourage GPRS usage, the way they did many years ago with SMS.

And this is a limited offer:

– Time Limit: It is valid only till May 15, 2010, and there’s a Fair Usage Policy (ugh) limit for these specific sites of 2GB per month.

– (Un)Fair Usage Limit: Albeit large, there is still a large “fair usage” limit a month. Then again, if you’re using up 2G a month on the low bandwidth mobile sites of these social networks, frankly, you need help (or a life).

– Still No Internet Telephony: The other thing to note is that Tata Docomo continues to block access to Internet Telephony access on Nimbuzz. Enabling free VoIP on Nimbuzz would eat into Tata DoCoMo’s voice revenues, which they wouldn’t want to risk.

– No Indian sites: Any guesses why there aren’t any Indian sites in the list? Perhaps because Indian social networks just aren’t popular enough.

As such, this is part of Tata DoCoMo’s massive sign-up drive. BuddyNet, which will cost Rs. 7 per week, offers users on the network the ability to call other BuddyNet members at 1p/6sec, STD calls at 1p/2 sec, gifting a recharge to other DoCoMo customers, and share talktime with buddies. The idea here is to create an interlinked community that benefits from being on the same network, hence increasing network utilization, at the same time, less willing to churn out since they would simultaneously lose the benefits. It’s a like a social network by itself: you’re less likely to churn out if all your friends are there.

Free VoIP Calling to BlackBerry

Shape Services recently updated their popular IM+ for Skype application to include VoIP calling for BlackBerry smartphones. The $29 application will let you call a Skype user’s PC, chat via Skype, and now make Free VoIP calls. What’s nice about the application is that the one-time purchase means any and all future updates and features will be included free of charge. If you’re looking for a way to keep up with friends and family across the globe without piling up a hefty wireless bill, then IM+ for Skype certainly looks like a terrific option.

Look for a full review of the application soon here on Gear Diary. Keep reading for the full press release and feature summary for IM+ for Skype.

SHAPE Services, the leading developer of mobile social networking and productivity apps, announced today the update of its revolutionary IM+ for Skype app for BlackBerry smartphones.

The update features absolutely free Skype calls in WiFi zones. The present technology carries out VoIP calls in half-duplex mode, similar to a walkie-talkie.

“No other app for BlackBerry allows to make absolutely free Skype calls to international destinations when roaming with WIFI,” said Igor Berezovsky, CEO of SHAPE Services, “besides free you get crystal clear voice quality and almost no delays.”

In addition to free VoIP calls, SHAPE Services has added the support of avatars, contact list grid, new scrollbars and other great features.

IM+ for Skype will be showcased at Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona, February 15-18, in SHAPE Services’s stand 7A46, Hall 7.

About SHAPE Services:

SHAPE Services is probably the world’s most successful app development company, vendor of IM+, IM+ for Skype, Business Card Reader, Barcode Reader, RDM+, Mobiscope, xPlayer and other bestsellers. Millions of customers worldwide use innovative apps and web services created by SHAPE on iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, Palm, Windows Mobile, Symbian and Java phones.

Free VoIP to iPhone

A company I’m calling iCraw just announced a VoIP system for the iPhone that allows you to hop onto a VoIP network mid-call whenever you hit an open hotspot. It also offers free calls to the U.S. and Canada. It should be available on the Apple iPhone App store next week. Since I really enjoy T-Mobile’s Hotspot@Home UMA offerings, this sounds like a great way to save some money and get even better call quality on a non-T-Mobile phone. Here’s the feature list:

* Make and receive calls over WiFi
* Transfer inbound calls from your regular cell minutes to WiFi instantly
* Access your same address book
* Customize your voicemail options

Why is it now iCraw? Maybe if the founders could figure out mail-merge in their email application…

Free VoIP, Make Free International VoIP Calls

Vopium is a VoIP solution company. As the Winter Olympics in Vancouver is coming near. Vopium is offering free international calls.Vopium Free International Calls

Those who wants to make some VoIP International Calls for FREE can try it.

The promotional is to promote their Vopium International Caller app.

Vopium supports PC and also Mobile phones. It also supports various IM’s like Google Talk, Yahoo, AIM, ICQ and Skype.

Vopium – Make free international calls offer:

“Just wanted to share a bit of news that Vopium a Copenhagen based company that drives down the cost of international mobile phone calls – has released a new version of the its app for Android that integrates IM. The app offers free calls to Skype, Gtalk and other Vopium users, while chats on Skype, MSN, Yahoo! Google Talk, AIM, ICQ and MSN is also available with support for Twitter. The IM feature is now available for other platforms as well i.e. iPhone, BlackBerry, iPod & Windows Mobile.

Moreover, recently Vopium has introduced a special promotion for Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. All calls may it be landline for mobile will be free till February 28th, the last day of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. More details are available at our blog.

Free VoIP, internet phone service

The technological growth has developed such a great internet phone service, helping people to make international calls at cheap rates along with a chance to get into various entertainment activities including video calling, photo sharing, SMS facility, instant messaging facility. The availability of VoIP services has given users an opportunity to make calls at their convenience at any corner of the world, using number of advanced features like call waiting, call divert, call conference, caller ID etc.

Computer is one of the useful electronic device that has been helping people in making their work easier. The recent progress of this technology has changed the lives of people, offering them various facilities and hassle free services. The involvement of internet technology has created a comfortable environment in terms of online world. One can get each and everything online without even moving here and there. The presence of internet technology in telecom world has given people a chance to switch over to online phone service and eliminate all their calling hurdles. This latest VoIP technology has given them a chance to replace their old troublesome traditional method of calling with such newest online technology. VoIP requires a broadband Internet connection, a modem and one can enjoy VoIP unlimited fabulous services.

VoIP technology allow users to make calls from PC to landline phones, mobile phones and even on PC. With the ease of making free PC to PC calls and PC to mobile calls, now people are relaxed and can enjoy the freedom of making calls worldwide at anytime anywhere at cheap rates. VoIP is not only known for cheap calling but gained immense popularity in terms of free calling. Yes, VoIP also offers free calls to number of destinations. In the stiff market, service providers has been offering various calling plans including free calls worldwide. The user can easily make free calls. The availability of attractive deals has vanished the tensions of long phone bills and allow people to choose the suitable calling schemes as per their need. VoIP service providers permit customers to call anywhere at a flat rate without any pain. VoIP is best in terms of security, reliability and quality services and the over all credit goes to experts who has created such a wonderful VoIP technology that connects long distance people at cheap rates.

Cheap VoIP calls has been utilising by number of VoIP users to stay connected with loved ones. Moreover, service providers are also offering great calling deals which one can easily avail just by registering on the specific VoIP service provider's website. Anyone can take the advantage of free calling just by grabbing the free calls deal and thus enjoy making calls worldwide without even affecting the monthly budget. So enjoy making free calls with the ease of such wireless technology and keep in touch with all near and dear ones.

For more info visit: http://www.youtring.com

Free VoIP, EvaPhone!

EvaPhone provides Internet telephone calls for free. Our site offers free VoIP call solutions: free VoIP service lets you make PC-to-phone free international calls. All you need is a computer to start making free VoIP calls using Internet to phone. Start enjoying the benefits of Internet telephony right now! http://evaphone.com/

Yahoo Domains, How do I get to edit, build and work

There's a big difference between having a domain and having a website.

A domain is just a name, an address. A website is a place, which you build up using tools to publish text and add-ons, images, music, videos, etc.

To get a website you must have a host, like yahoo, or others on the net. And you do not need to buy a domain for it, because you get a domain name with it. But say you have a forum with another server and you want to have a personal address for that forum instead of using the servers. You then buy a domain and point it at the address your forum host gave you.

When you create your web hosting account you get all this and can log into your account to manage your web site, publish etc.
Just having a domain name does not give you the tools to do any building or publishing etc. Go to http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com or call yahoo customer support and service and set up web hosting account.

MCSA Boot Camp, Get Certified Fast!

Though phrase “boot camp” is basically used for army training but now a days for IT related courses, program name Boot Camp has been developed as an intense residential training programme in a distraction free environment.

MCSA Boot Camp is an intensive test-preparation program designed for experienced Microsoft IT professionals that reinforces all the knowledge you need to earn the MCSA certification. This course will get you up to speed on Windows 2003 and prepare you for multiple Microsoft certification exams. In this Boot Camp, you will practice sample test questions and take simulated exams using Transcender, the industry-leading test-preparation product. Four exams are included in the Boot Camp. If you pass all 4 exams, you'll earn 3 certifications in 8 days: MCP (Microsoft Certified Professional), MCSA (Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator), and MCTS (Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist) Windows Vista, Configuration. One free retake of each exam is included.

MCSA(Microsoft certified system administrator) boot camp program has been developed for IT professionals want to pursue a career as a system administrator. To become an MSCA anyone interested in computer or networking can join a boot camp program and get a MCSA certification from Microsoft Corporation signed by Bill Gates. The duration of MCSA boot camp training is approximately three to four weeks.

Requirements for passing MCSA

Any candidates interested to earn the MCSA on Windows Server 2003 certification need to pass four exams in total (in any order):

1. Two exams on networking systems

2. One exam on client operating systems

3. One elective exam

Eligibility of MCSA

Anyone having one year experience in Windows environment can take the exam.Yet I have seen many doing this course and taking the exams even without any kind of job experience. It will be much easier for you to do the course if you are familiar with Microsoft Windows Products.Most importantly to do this course you don't necessarily have to be from a computer background.

Before doing the course if you find time try to be familiarize with the following concepts:

DNS,DHCP,TCP/IP, OSI layers ,Client server models, Proxy server, IIS,IP security,Email system

MCSA Specilalization

There are mainly two tracks of MCSA on one of which you may be interested to be specialized.The two tracks are:

1.Messaging on Windows Server 2003
2.MCSA Security on Windows Server 2003

www.trainingcamp.com
www.Unitek.com/MCSE

iPad costs $270.50 @piece?

The 16GB Wi-Fi-only version of the iPad costs $270.50, which means that there is about $228.50 worth of profit to be made. The main cost of the iPad is its 9.7-inch LCD display, which apparently costs $100. Even the A4 chip that powers the device is listed at just $15. With an additional $20 warranty set-aside factored in, it means that Apple’s profit margin is 42.9%, which certainly sounds very nice. via iPadBuzz

Apple iPad’s 9.7-inch touchscreen display

“The iPad’s display uses the same capacitive touchscreen technology as the iPhone and iPod Touch,” says Vinita Jakhanwal, principal analyst for iSuppli. “At the same time, it offers a better picture quality than conventional LCDs.”

After months of speculation, Apple launched its tablet, the iPad on Wednesday. The lightweight device (1.5 pounds) features a luminous touchscreen and a user interface similar to the iPhone. The iPad, which can cost $500 to $830 depending on the model, runs an expanded version of the operating system used in the iPhone.

The iPad display has some other interesting features. It is arsenic- and mecury-free and has a fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating, which Apple had introduced in the iPhone 3G S. The iPad’s 1024 x 768 display resolution, at 132 pixels per inch, has chunkier pixels than the iPhone 3G S, which has a smaller display but a resolution of 163 pixels per inch. via iPadbuzz

3G VoIP on iPad

Apple Inc. confirmed last night that it is now allowing iPhone, iPad and iPod touch developers to build apps that can make Internet calls over a 3G cellular network. VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol -- essentially, Web-based telephony.

As we reported last night, several VoiP apps have been approved for use on the iPhone, including iCall and Fring.

Skype, one of the most popular VoIP applications, said it had a 3G iPhone app ready to go, but wanted to get a couple of service details squared away. via iPadBuzz

Applications for iPad

iPhone SDK 3.2 beta contains all the tools you need to start developing and optimizing iPhone OS applications for iPad.

The iPad Simulator lets you build and run your iPad application on your Mac, allowing you to lay out your user interface for the larger screen size, test your app’s memory usage, and shorten the debug cycle in the design process.

iPad provides new opportunities to create Multi-Touch iPhone OS applications on a larger display than ever. The iPad Programming Guide introduces new features available for iPad and how to implement those features in your applications. via iPadBuzz