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Apple has recently launched a new upgrade patch for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The company has also launched some minor bug fixes for both the devices. The basic aim of upgrading these handhelds is to increase overall system’s stability, make Safari web browser more reliable and improve performance.

The new upgrade file will provide a new platform to both Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. Once downloaded and installed, both the device’s operating system will be upgraded to version 2.1.1. The upgrade for iPhone improves overall stability plus it fixes issues like images saved from the Mail app do not display correctly in the Camera Roll. Apart from this it will also make Safari browser more stable and totally free from errors. All you get is glitch free web browsing on the go. The update released for the Apple iPod Touch fixes the issue with regards to Apple Lossless (ALAC) audio files. These files usually get skipped during playback but now it’s completely resolved.

Upgrade process is as usual very easy. Just connect the devices to the PC or Mac and launch the iTunes application. Then select the ‘Check For Updates’ option on the iPhone/iPod Touch and the system will do the rest. The whole upgrade suite is of 246MB, so it is recommended to have a fast broadband connection.

Incognito is the latest web browser that is now officially open for use on the Apple iPhone and iPod touch. The main attraction of this third-party application is that it offers completely anonymous Internet surfing. It’s perfect for those who don’t want to let others trace their web activities.

Incognito keeps everything in memory as far as a particular web session is maintained but forgets every thing the moment the session is ended. It never saves history, passwords, credit card information, information filled in forms and keywords used in search engines. Apart from this all your online multimedia activities are also erased. Nobody can find out the videos you watched, the songs you heard, the flash games you played or any other file accessed by you. Incognito provides full support to keep the linked media files anonymous. It also sports an orientation lock mode.

Incognito is easy to install and use. Its UI is great and there is a customisable home page that can be shaped as per your preferences. Not only security wise but the Incognito is known for its speedy performance too on both the Apple iPod touch and iPhone. It can load any web page (including the ones containing heavy flash work) at a blazing speed. You can find it at the App Store.