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The findings, contained within the English-language 'Localizable.strings' file located in 'System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebKit.framework' are also accompanied by references to the Spotlight search, text-to-speech, file uploads, and the Finder.
Therefore, it's unclear whether those references represent the groundwork for upcoming iPhone features or simply exists as carryovers from the WebKit frameworks used to develop applications for the Mac and Windows PCs.
Other findings by the same developer include preferences to an Apple MobileRadio application, which has also yet to surface.
When asked earlier this month about the absence of copy and paste functionality in the iPhone software, Apple vice president of product marketing Greg Woswiak said the feature was not a priority and that engineers simply hadn't gotten around to it yet.
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Other findings by the same developer include preferences to an Apple MobileRadio application, which has also yet to surface.
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I would love to see iTunes Radio available on the iPhone.
AOL Radio has a very limited selection.
All we really want is Finder and cut/copy/paste... Give it to us, Apple, in some future software update!
I would love to see iTunes Radio available on the iPhone.
AOL Radio has a very limited selection.
Even if it can't run in the background, syncing the iTunes Radio stations would be a nice option over the other App Store radio stations.
All we really want is Finder and cut/copy/paste... Give it to us, Apple, in some future software update!
What do you need Finder for?
"...and that engineers simply hadn't gotten around to it yet."
It just kills me how sneaky AAPL is!