Swype--the great finger-swiping alternative keyboard that's popular on Android--has been ported to iOS. It's now available if your device is jailbroken (if not, read this: lifehacker.com and the video above will show you how to get it. It's a pretty early beta, though, and has a lot of drawbacks, so you may want to hold off until development progresses a little more.

www.engadget.com There are quite a few new features included in 4.3: personal hotspot is indeed included on the iPhone, although it needs to be enabled on the carrier side to work, and the iPad's side switch can now be set back to being an orientation lock, which should make a lot of people very happy. The iPad also gains some multitouch multitasking gestures, which are pretty interesting, actually: you can use four or five fingers to pinch to the home screen, swipe up to reveal the multitasking bar, and swipe left or right between apps.

A quick how to that'll get you syncing with iTunes over Wi-Fi in just a few minutes.

A quick how to that'll get you up and running with iCloud in a few minutes.

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