New features in iOS4 calendar?

I've only seen pics only but never a description on a "message indicator" number on the calendar on the home screen. Any idea what thats for?
Also, once in the calandar, on the bottom right, in the blank area to the right of the "Month" button, I have seen what looks like a down arrow and a number. Any ideas what thats for?
Thank you all in advance but I can't seem to find any help online.
Doug
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That's a great feature to have. I was hoping that it had to do with a new event, date added via MobileMe, but oh well
Thank a bunch....I can sleep better now knowing what that is
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The curtain has been pulled back on iPhone 4, and the list of new features is massive: There's multitasking (finally!), a refreshed interface, and literally hundreds of other changes, all coming this summer. Here's the rundown.
The new OS will ship in June (Fall for iPad, and a developer preview is available today, so we can expect to have plenty of apps updated and ready for launch.
New Features: Multitasking, App Folders and More
iPhone OS 4.0: The Best New Features
• Multitasking: It's here, finally. It's handled with a simple task switcher: double click your home button, and you get a list of running apps. Select, switch, done. Multitasking is limited to audio streaming, VoIP and GPS apps, as well as a few other allowances: they can finish specific, important tasks in the background, for example. As far as non-music/nav/VoIP apps, those can be suspended in the background, but not left running. (See below.) Full details here.
• Fast app switching: With iPhone 4's multitasking, most apps aren't actually running in the background—just certain functions of the app, like an audio stream or a GPS lock. But! All apps can now be frozen, in full, so that when you reopen them, they're restored to exactly the state they were in when they were closed.
• Local notifications: Notifications can be sent between apps on the phone, not just from remote servers. In other words, if something important happens in an app you've opened and moved away from, a notification will pop up in whatever app you're using at the time, effectively saying "switch back to me!" It's a fairly clever way to keep track of multiple apps without the need for a start bar or dock-type interface. From Apple's dev guidelines:
The advantage of local notifications is that they are independent of your application. Once a notification is scheduled, the system manages the delivery of it. Your application does not even have to be running when the notification is delivered.
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iPhone OS 4's new multitasking offers users a new way to quickly move between apps, and provides developers seven new multitasking services to easily add multitasking features to their apps. These services include background audio, so apps like Pandora can play music in the background, and VoIP, so VoIP apps can receive a VoIP call even when the iPhone is asleep or the user is running other apps. iPhone OS 4 provides multitasking to third party apps while preserving battery life and foreground app performance, which has until now proved elusive on mobile devices.
And some more technical details, again from Apple's developer guidelines:
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Searchable SMS/MMS messages**
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Automatic spellcheck
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24. Scrolling of screenshots in App Store 
25. Type of phone used under each call in Recents (i.e., mobile, home, work, etc.) 
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28. Hold link in Safari to Copy 
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33. Subscribe in YouTube 
34. Rate in YouTube 
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37. Turn-by-turn GPS capabilities 
38. Maps can be run inside other applications 
39. Access to dock port for accessories to communicate 
40. Peer-to-peer connectivity using Bluetooth (no Wi-Fi required) 
41. New Voice memo application 
42. Extended Parental controls 
43. Anti-phishing 
44. Wi-Fi auto login 
45. Note syncing in iTunes 
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56. App Store subscriptions 
57. Push notifications 
58. Audio/Video tags 
59. New video streaming capabilities (HTML 5 video, h.264 and HTTP) 
60. Calendar subscriptions 
61. iTunes login 
62. iTunes account creation 
63. Encypted profiles 
64. LDAP (directory services) 
65. VPN on-demand 
66. EAP SIM 
67. Proxy support 
68. OTA profiles 
69. Revoke certificates 
70. Exchange ActiveSync Policies 
71. Media scrubber 
72. More languages 
73. Improved keyboards 
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76. Non-contact phone calls list their city and state of origin in Recents and Visual Voicemail under the number. 
77. Ability to change ringtones straight from Favorites 
78. Lap time display now displayed smaller and above time in Stopwatch 
79. Polished Phone, Messages, and iPod icons 
80. Swipe to delete notes in the Notes app 
81. Advanced Bluetooth options for Handsfree devices 
82. Option to close a single web page in Safari page view, which immediately opens a new blank page 
83. Improved predictive dictionary 
84. Blue dot now displayed in center of location circle in Maps (V1 only) 
85. Listening to music while charging the battery now displays the album art instead of the battery 
86. Smaller font for song title on lock screen 
87. Option in Phone Settings to choose your phone number 
88. Option to disable text message reminder alerts 
89. Option to disable text message previews 
90. Option to show subject field in text messages 
91. Ability to integrate iPod music into apps 
92. Clickable email links in App Store app descriptions 
93. JavaScript 3x speed boost 
94. 11 homescreens now allowed 
95. Reboots to “slide to unlock” screen instead of homescreen 
96. In Settings>General>Home>Search Results, users can choose what is searched on the phone and in what order. 
97. Application count added in Settings>General>About 
98. Option “Load Remote Images” added in Mail settings 
99. Global address book option available if Exchange account is set up 
100. Speed control in audiobooks 
101. 30 second repeat option for audiobooks 
102. Improved scrubbing speeds when holding white dot in song progress bar in iPod 
103. When sending a text, your text box where you typed smoothly fades from white to green instead of instantly changing from white to green. 
104. When moving an app across homescreens, holding the app on either the left or right side will slowly advance the app one through one homescreen at a time, without leaving empty spots in the bottom right corner or each homescreen it advances through. 
105. Album name displayed on lockscreen iPod controls 
106. Shake to shuffle on lockscreen iPod controls 
107. Podcasts saved on iPhone now show Run Time, Time Left and Date Published 
108. Screen goes from dimmed to full brightness after each song when playing the iPod while plugged in 
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110. Attachment no longer automatically downloaded until user taps the attachment in Mail 
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112. A hard reset on your phone (holding sleep and home for 10 seconds) now turns it off instead of restarting it.
113. A space is no longer needed between two words for predictive texting to function.

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Thanks,
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Z. Zepto wrote:
Is it impossible to use the those features without making the computer chinese?
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ok i saw the first 3-4 new features, where are the other 96? what a long wait for the new software for a couple features. does it really take that much to add a few basic features? i cant live without this addicting phone, but i need MORE MORE MORE!!!!

I'm not going to list all 100 new features, just the highlighted new features from the 3.0 update website.
Cut, copy and paste.
Landscape keyboard for Mail, Messages, and Notes in addition to Safari.
MMS - to be available later this summer.
Spotlight search - globally for the entire iPhone.
Email search.
iPod search.
Voice memos.
Improved calendar - with support for subscribing to calendars with CalDAV support. Create meetings via Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync.
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Enhanced stocks app.
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Support for internet tethering.
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Sync notes.
Additional parental controls.
Create and log in to one or more iTunes Store accounts directly from the iPhone.
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Shake to shuffle with the iPod.
New languages.
MobileMe find my iPhone and remote wipe.
Run the next generation of iPhone apps such as peer-to-peer games connecting with another iPhone via Bluetooth to play a game with someone else.
Two more home screens available for apps.
This link includes an unofficial list.
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=715629

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100 New Features in iPhone OS 3.0? WHAT ARE THEY!?

I've noticed apple saying there are 100 new features in the iPhone OS 3.0. What exactly are they? I've watched the presentation video that was like over an hour long and there really are only maybe 20 new features mentioned. That is, as long as they're not counting 'cut, copy, and paste' as 5 different features since it works for mail, safari, notes, etc.
is there a list of the 100 new features? cause i want to know them

I'm so simple that all I want is universal ringtones across all apps that have "alert" sounds (text messages, email, calendar- already available on phone calls & clock). Hate the provided sounds Apple gives us, would like to be able to assign specific music or self-made sounds so that I can hear them in a loud area, that are continual until answered, and that can be set as app-specific, just like ringtones can be caller-specific. Most phones have this feature, and I would use it daily, unlike many of the new features being touted. Anyone seen any mention of this (I watched the presentation, not mentioned). Oh, and please don't be a troll and tell me to contact Apple with a request- I do it on a weekly basis. Just looking for info, not basic noob advice.
BTW, I am soooo happy that MMS will finally be provided, as it will put an end to the "old" technology vs. use an email to send pictures argument so prevalent here. That particular back-and-forth has become quite aggravating. (Don't really care that much about MMS, rarely use it, but if it puts those arguments down, good for Apple.)

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