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Toshiba intros 64GB NAND flash memory modules

Components could double storage on current devices

Toshiba on Monday introduced a new 64GB embedded NAND flash memory module, claimed to be the highest capacity in the industry. The component combines a dedicated controller and sixteen 32Gbit chips manufactured using the company's 32nm technology. Chip thinning and layering methods help bring the chip thickness down to just 30 micrometers.

iPhone 3.1.3 and 4.0 firmware already in testing?

References appear in access logs

Two new iterations of iPhone firmware are already in field testing, a website's access logs indicate. Records publicized by Boy Genius Report show devices with v3.1.3 and v4.0 firmware connecting, alongside hardware at or before the present v3.1.2 revision. A v3.1.3 release could be imminent, as it would be a relatively minor update and just in time to support a flood of new iPhone and iPod touch owners.

Apple revises look of App Store pages

Changes echo iTunes 9 aesthetic

Apple has quietly altered the look of the iTunes App Store over the weekend, changing the appearance of individual app pages. The design brings the pages in line with the rest of the App Store, which was overhauled in September for iTunes 9. Alterations consist in part of a white background, and a new infobar on the left.

Synium unveils iFinance 3.1 update, complementary iPhone app

iFinance for iPhone syncs with Mac

Synium Software has unveiled an update to its financial management software, iFinance 3.1, along with a complementary app for the iPhone and iPod touch. The desktop utility integrates a new database manager with improved performance, password protection, and a reconcile feature for comparing billing with debiting. The software enables users to create multiple databases, separating personal content from company business.

New Jewel Quest, F1 2009 games coming to App Store

Formula One 2009, Jewel Quest Mysteries

Codemasters and EA Mobile have both announced new iPhone games, F1 2009 and Jewel Quest Mysteries: Curse of the Emerald Tear. F1 2009 is a Formula One racing game that features 10 teams, 20 drivers and 17 circuits from the 2009 FIA Formula One World Championship. The game's time-trial mode demands the fastest lap time, while the endurance mode tests both speed and consistency as players drive through either six, nine or 12 laps to set the best average time.

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