iOS 5 shows off more features as the beta gets out.

There were the main points of the keynote last week at the World Wide Developer's Conference, but many other features are now reering their heads as more and more developers get their hands on the beta version.  Some of the key features that were not talked about are listed below:

Apple has added the ability to make FaceTime calls over 3G -- though rumor has it that this may be a beta-only feature, which carriers can choose to disable, over obvious data usage concerns.

AirPlay Mirroring has been shown off. The feature lets users display video from an iPad 2 on an HDTV, by way of Apple TV, for those times when you just can't keep your tablet content to yourself. 

The new software also offers up the ability to sync 1080p video to iOS 5 devices, opening the door to speculation that future iPads and iPhones may be able to play back content at full 1080p. 

Like to play your iTunes over your car stereo? Good news, iOS 5 will transfer audio information like album, track, and artist names over Bluetooth. 

WWDC delivers with outstanding results, OSX Lio, iOS 5, iCloud

Apple set the feeds a flutter with new additions to their operating systems.  New features in OSX include: Full screen apps, new mail integration, App folders much like iOS, and mouch more.  The additions to iOS make it unnecessary to jailbreak.  They have added a notifier similar to Android as well as a iMessage much like BBM, as well as lock screen info, and twitter integration with native apps.  The final was iCloud with the ability to sync all data (Photos, Apps, Docs, Mail, Contacts, Music) to the cloud servers.  And best of all, its free.  Also, the addition of iTunes Match which will sync all your non-iTunes purchased music to the cloud as well.  For a more detailed coverage of the preceding news, use each link below to pop over to Thisismynext.com

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iOS 5 update: Thisismynext.com reporting latest changes

Joshua Topolsky at Thisismynext.com has reported the highlights of the new iOS 5 hours before the WWDC event.  BBM style messaging, Android style notifier, and widgets.  Follow the link below to ge the full report on thisismynext.com

Reminder: WWDC kicks off tomorrow at 1 PM ET/10 AM PT

It's that time of year again.  Cupertino, CA is all a buzz with activity preparing for tomorrow's week long event.  We will be posting the highlights as they are announced, so stay locked in to TheGeekDomain.com for all your WWDC info!

iOS 5 may have OTA updates for your mobile devices (MacRumors)

MacRumors has reported that a leak from iTunes has let loose the thing we all wanted.  OTA updates on our phones and tablets.  If this turns out to be true, as well as the rumors about a fixed notification system, iOS 5 may now be even more dominant. Hop over to Engadget.com for a full view on this.