iOS

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iOS (formerly iPhone OS) is Apple's mobile operating system. Originally developed for the iPhone, it has since been extended to support other Apple, Inc. devices such as the iPod Touch, iPad, and Apple TV. Apple, Inc. does not license iOS for installation on third-party hardware. Apple, Inc.'s App Store contains more than 650,000 iOS applications,which have collectively been downloaded more than 18 billion times. It had a 26% share of the smartphone operating system units sold in the last quarter of 2010, behind both Google's Android and Nokia's Symbian. In May 2010 in the USA, it accounted for 59% of mobile web data consumption (including use on both the iPod Touch and the iPad).

The user interface of iOS is based on the concept of direct manipulation, using multi-touch gestures. Interface control elements consist of sliders, switches, and buttons. The response to user input is immediate and provides a fluid interface. Interaction with the OS includes gestures such as swipe, tap, pinch, and reverse pinch, all of which have specific definitions within the context of the iOS operating system and its multitouch interface. Internal accelerometers are used by some applications to respond to shaking the device (one common result is the undo command) or rotating it in three dimensions (one common result is switching from portrait to landscape mode). iOS is derived from Mac OS X, with which it shares the Darwin foundation, and is therefore a Unix-like operating system by nature. In iOS, there are four abstraction layers: the Core OS layer, the Core Services layer, the Media layer, and the Cocoa Touch layer. The current version of the operating system (iOS 6.0) uses under 50 megabytes of the device's storage, varying for each model

History

The operating system was unveiled with the iPhone at the Macworld Conference & Expo on January 9, 2007, and released in June of that year. At first, Apple marketing literature did not specify a separate name for the operating system, stating simply that the "iPhone runs OS X". Initially, third-party applications were not supported. Steve Jobs argued that developers could build web applications that "would behave like native apps on the iPhone". On October 17, 2007, Apple announced that a Software Development Kit (SDK) was under development and that they planned to put it "in developers' hands in February".On March 6, 2008, Apple released the first beta, along with a new name for the operating system: "iPhone OS". The previous September, Apple had released the iPod touch, which had most of the non-phone capabilities of the iPhone. Many people have also called the iPod touch "an iPhone without the phone". Apple also sold more than one million iPhones during the 2007 holiday season. On January 27, 2010, Apple announced the iPad, featuring a larger screen than the iPhone and iPod touch, and designed for web browsing, media consumption, and reading iBooks. In June 2010, Apple rebranded iPhone OS as "iOS". The trademark "IOS" had been used by Cisco for over a decade for its operating system, IOS, used on its routers. To avoid any potential lawsuit, Apple licensed the "IOS" trademark from Cisco.

Features

Homescreen

The home screen (rendered by "SpringBoard") displays application icons and a dock at the bottom of the screen where users can pin their most frequently used apps. The home screen appears whenever the user switches on the device or presses the "Home" button (a physical button on the device). The screen has a status bar across the top to display data, such as time, battery level, and signal strength. The rest of the screen is devoted to the current application.

Folders

With iOS 4 and for iPod Touch 4.2.1 came the introduction of a simple folder system. When applications are in "jiggle mode", any two can be dragged on top of each other to create a folder, and from then on, more apps can be added to the folder using the same procedure, up to 12 on iPhone and iPod Touch and 20 on iPad. A title for the folder is automatically selected by the type of applications inside, but the name can also be edited by the user.

Nofification Center

In the iOS 5 update, the notifications feature has been completely redesigned. Notifications now collate in a window which can be dragged down from the top of the screen. And if you touch a received notification, you go to the application that sent the notification.

Multitasking

Before iOS 4, multitasking was limited to a selection of the applications Apple included on the devices. Starting with iOS 4, on 3rd-generation and newer iOS devices, multitasking is supported through seven background APIs: Background audio - application continues to run in the background as long as it is playing audio or video content Voice over IP - application is suspended when a phone call is not in progress Background location - application is notified of location changes Push notifications Local notifications - application schedules local notifications to be delivered at a predetermined time Task completion - application asks the system for extra time to complete a given task Fast app switching - application does not execute any code and may be removed from memory at any time

Game Center

Game Center is an online multiplayer "social gaming network"released by Apple. It allows users to "invite friends to play a game, start a multiplayer game through matchmaking, track their achievements, and compare their high scores on a leader board." Game Center was announced during an iOS 4 preview event hosted by Apple on April 8, 2010. A preview was released to registered Apple developers in August. It was released on September 8, 2010 with iOS 4.1 on iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 2nd generation through 4th generation. Game Center made its public debut on the iPad with iOS 4.2.1. There will be no support for the iPhone 3G and original iPhone. However, Game Center is unofficially available on the iPhone 3G via a hack

Jailbreaking

iOS has been subject to a variety of different hacks centered on adding functionality not supported by Apple. When jailbroken you get the cydia app. Before the 2008 debut of the App Store, the primary reason for jailbreaking was to install third-party native applications.Apple said it would not design software updates specifically to break these native apps (other than applications that perform SIM unlocking); however, with each iOS update the jailbreak appears to no longer work. Since the arrival of the App Store and third-party applications, the focus of the jailbreaking community has shifted. A major focus of jailbreaking is allowing theming, using emulators and community-made tweaks like multitasking, Adobe Flash player, accessing the iPhone file system, and customizing the SpringBoard further. Multitasking is only natively supported on 3rd-generation and newer iOS devices, and applications on the official App Store are not allowed to modify the look of the OS, hence the need for jailbreaking. Groups like greenpois0n, redsn0w, and limera1n have been jailbreaking groups that jailbreak iPhone, iPod, iPad, and Apple TV. Jailbreaking aims at getting fully paid apps for free using Installous, themes, springboard hacks like infinite apps for your dock, and others. Jailbreaking is not illegal and Apple hasn't really made any hard attempts stopping these hackers from jailbreaking their devices but, Apple's warranty will not covers damages caused to the software from a messed up jailbreak. Greenpois0n aims jailbreaks for iOS 4.2.1, redsn0w aims for iPod 3G and 4G and, limera1n aims for every products except iPod 1G. At the this time, any iOS updates above 5.0 are only available for tethered and semi-tethered, which means it requires a computer to boot the device up correctly. Untethered is when computers aren't required for a reboot. There is an official date for untethered jailbreaks for iOS 5.0

Digital Rights Management

The closed and proprietary nature of iOS has garnered criticism, particularly by digital rights advocates such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation, computer engineer and activist Brewster Kahle, Internet-law specialist Jonathan Zittrain, and the Free Software Foundation who protested the iPad's introductory event and have targeted the iPad with their "Defective by Design" campaign.Competitor Microsoft, via a PR spokesman, has also criticized Apple's control over its platform. At issue are restrictions imposed by the design of iOS, namely DRM intended to lock purchased media to Apple's platform, the development model (requiring a yearly subscription to distribute apps developed for the iOS), the centralized approval process for apps, as well as Apple's general control and lockdown of the platform itself. Particularly at issue is the ability for Apple to remotely disable or delete apps at will. Some in the tech community have expressed concern that the locked-down iOS represents a growing trend in Apple's approach to computing, particularly Apple's shift away from machines that hobbyists can "tinker with" and note the potential for such restrictions to stifle software innovation. However, there are some outside of Apple who have voiced support for the iOS closed model. Facebook developer Joe Hewitt, who had previously protested against Apple's control over its hardware as a "horrible precedent", has subsequently argued the locked apps in the iPad are akin to web applications and provide added security.

Version History

iPhone OS 1.x

Table of versions: iOS 1.x – portable iOS devices
Version	Build	Baseband	Release date	Features
1.0	1A 543a	03.11.02_G	June 29, 2007	Release of iPhone and iPhone OS.
1.0.1	1C25	03.12.08_G	July 31, 2007	Safari security update.
1.0.2	1C28	03.14.08_G	August 21, 2007	Bug fixes Items deleted on phone no longer sync back to phone. Able to process multi-line addresses in Maps. Custom ringtones no longer lost on restore.
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The easiest choice is to make these two the same, but this is not a requirement. Labels must be unique A common error when using {{ref}} is to use it multiple times with the same label. For example: Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|1|1}} Some other text that requires the same footnote.{{ref|1|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|1}}Body of the footnote. This generates two citations with the same label, which is invalid HTML. To fix the problem, use multiple unique IDs; see More complex examples. Simple examples {{ref}} and {{note}} Example: Article text{{ref|reference_name_A|a}} more text{{ref|reference_name_B|b}} more text {{ref|reference_name_C|c|noid=noid}}. *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_B|b|noid=noid}} *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_C|c}}. * *intervening text * *{{note|reference_name_A|a}}Text for note a. *{{note|reference_name_B|b}}Text for note b. *{{note|reference_name_C|c|Text for note c (with extended highlighting).}} This would produce: Article text more text more text . Bulleted text Bulleted text. intervening text Template:NoteText for note a. Template:NoteText for note b. Template:Note Notice that the navigation back from the note to the ref does not work by clicking the backlink for refs which specify "noid=noid". In practice, if "noid=noid" is specified, it is usually specified for all refs having identical unnamed parameters, and navigation back to the associated ref is done by using the browser's "Back" button. Also notice that browsers which support highlighting of link-accessed material highlight the active backlink by default, and that the highlighting has been extended to encompass the text for note c by specifying that text as a final template parameter instead of placing it outside of the template. More complex examples {{ref label}} pairs with {{note label}}. 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Template:Note labelText of note for ref b. Template:Note labelText of note for ref c. Template:Note labelText of note for ref d. Template:Note labelText of note for ref e. Template:Note labelText of note for ref f. Template:Note label Note that {{ref label}} produces a superscripted link with square brackets. The note for ref e has a "^" character as its backlink, because parameter 3 was specified as "none". The notes for refs f and g do not have a clickable backlink, because parameter 3 was not specified. Notice that, because the notes for refs g and h above use the same text, note h was made a part of the text passed as a final parameter to note g in order for the extended highlighting to cover both notes. Table footnotes One common application for {{ref}} and {{note}} templates is in placing footnotes below tables, as in the following example taken from the Kent#Economy article: To allow the preview, <ol type="A"> is used. to form the needed list. Year Regional GVATemplate:Ref label Agriculture IndustryTemplate:Ref label ServicesTemplate:Ref label County of Kent (excluding Medway) 1995 12,369 379 3.1% 3,886 31.4% 8,104 65.5% 2000 15,259 259 1.7% 4,601 30.2% 10,399 68.1% 2003 18,126 287 1.6% 5,057 27.9% 12,783 70.5% Medway 1995 1,823 21 3.1% 560 31.4% 1,243 68.2% 2000 2,348 8 1.7% 745 30.2% 1,595 67.9% 2003 2,671 10 1.6% 802 27.9% 1,859 69.6% Template:Note label Components may not sum to totals due to rounding Template:Note label includes energy and construction Template:Note label includes financial intermediation services indirectly measured Alternative referencing style Using ref/note tags is not the only way to do footnotes. Some people prefer to use Cite.php. Cite.php has many advantages, but is not mandatory. You can use the Ref converter to replace ref/note tags with the newer Cite.php style. If you are interested in the discussion, please see the Footnotes talk page. For details of that system, please see Wikipedia:Footnotes. Combining Ref family templates with the alternative referencing style An example combining the use of Ref-family templates with the alternative referencing style might be something like Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000>Smith wrote the definitive book on yammering.{{ref|Smith2000|Smith 2000}} </ref>Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000/> ... ==References== <References/> ... ==Bibliography== *{{note|Smith2000}} Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". which could produce something like: Yammer yammer yammer.Yammer yammer yammer. ... ... Template:Note Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". Also see examples and explanation in Wikipedia:Footnote3. Third party tool A third-party tool to translate articles using the templates described on this page into the Cite.php system is available, see Ref converter. See also Wikipedia:Footnotes — Discussion about this reference method Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles Template:Ref — Template for references using this method Template:Ref label — Same as {{Ref}}, but with more features Template:Footnote label — Same as, and redirect to, {{Ref label}}, but ignored by bots that convert {{Ref label}} and {{Ref}} to Cite.php references; for use of these templates for informational footnotes as opposed to reference citations Template:Note — Template for footnotes using this method Template:Note label — Same as Note, but with more features Category:Citation templates — More citation templates, some of which are not part of the Ref/Note Label system 3A101a Template:Missing information non-contentious Ref-family templates The {{ref}} family of templates is used to place labeled references and notes and references into an article, with the labels normally being clickable links for navigating from a ref to a corresponding note and back from the note to the ref. The links and backlinks are identified internally by combining the specified parameters. The templates take a variable number of unnamed parameters identified by their position and, optionally, a named parameter named noid which, if used, should be set by specifying it as "noid=noid". Very simple example Article Wikitext Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|a|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|a}}Body of the footnote. Text that requires a footnote. 1.Template:NoteBody of the footnote. The first parameter of Template:Tlx is the label that has to be used for the parameter of the corresponding Template:Tlx. The second parameter is the marker of the resulting link as it will be shown on the page, as a superscript. The easiest choice is to make these two the same, but this is not a requirement. Labels must be unique A common error when using {{ref}} is to use it multiple times with the same label. For example: Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|1|1}} Some other text that requires the same footnote.{{ref|1|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|1}}Body of the footnote. This generates two citations with the same label, which is invalid HTML. To fix the problem, use multiple unique IDs; see More complex examples. Simple examples {{ref}} and {{note}} Example: Article text{{ref|reference_name_A|a}} more text{{ref|reference_name_B|b}} more text {{ref|reference_name_C|c|noid=noid}}. *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_B|b|noid=noid}} *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_C|c}}. * *intervening text * *{{note|reference_name_A|a}}Text for note a. *{{note|reference_name_B|b}}Text for note b. *{{note|reference_name_C|c|Text for note c (with extended highlighting).}} This would produce: Article text more text more text . Bulleted text Bulleted text. intervening text Template:NoteText for note a. Template:NoteText for note b. Template:Note Notice that the navigation back from the note to the ref does not work by clicking the backlink for refs which specify "noid=noid". In practice, if "noid=noid" is specified, it is usually specified for all refs having identical unnamed parameters, and navigation back to the associated ref is done by using the browser's "Back" button. Also notice that browsers which support highlighting of link-accessed material highlight the active backlink by default, and that the highlighting has been extended to encompass the text for note c by specifying that text as a final template parameter instead of placing it outside of the template. More complex examples {{ref label}} pairs with {{note label}}. The {{note label}} template will normally have identical parameters with the ref label with which it is paired, and is normally created by copying the ref, pasting it into the note location, and changing its name to "note label"; this avoids having parameters mismatched because of a typo. Navigation forward uses parameters 1 and 3, navigation backward uses parameters 1 and 2. Parameter 3 is optional, and {{note label}} has an optional fourth parameter. Example: Article text{{ref label|reference_name_A|a|1}} more text{{ref label|reference_name_G|g|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_B|b|2}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_C|c|3}} more text {{ref label|reference name_D|d|4}} more text {{ref label|reference name_E|e|none}} more text {{ref label|reference name_F|f|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_H|h|8}}. * *intervening text * *{{note label|reference_name_A|a|1}}Text of note for ref a. *{{note label|reference_name_B|b|2}}Text of note for ref b. *{{note label|reference_name_C|c|3|ABCDE}}Text of note for ref c. *{{note label|reference_name_D|d|4|FGHIJ}}Text of note for ref d. *{{note label|reference_name_E|e|none}}Text of note for ref e. *{{note label|reference_name_F|f}}Text of note for ref f. *{{note label|reference_name_G|g||{{note label|reference_name_H|h|8|Text of note for refs g and h (with extended highlighting).}}}} This would produce: Article textTemplate:Ref label more textTemplate:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label. intervening text Template:Note labelText of note for ref a. Template:Note labelText of note for ref b. Template:Note labelText of note for ref c. Template:Note labelText of note for ref d. Template:Note labelText of note for ref e. Template:Note labelText of note for ref f. Template:Note label Note that {{ref label}} produces a superscripted link with square brackets. The note for ref e has a "^" character as its backlink, because parameter 3 was specified as "none". The notes for refs f and g do not have a clickable backlink, because parameter 3 was not specified. Notice that, because the notes for refs g and h above use the same text, note h was made a part of the text passed as a final parameter to note g in order for the extended highlighting to cover both notes. Table footnotes One common application for {{ref}} and {{note}} templates is in placing footnotes below tables, as in the following example taken from the Kent#Economy article: To allow the preview, <ol type="A"> is used. to form the needed list. Year Regional GVATemplate:Ref label Agriculture IndustryTemplate:Ref label ServicesTemplate:Ref label County of Kent (excluding Medway) 1995 12,369 379 3.1% 3,886 31.4% 8,104 65.5% 2000 15,259 259 1.7% 4,601 30.2% 10,399 68.1% 2003 18,126 287 1.6% 5,057 27.9% 12,783 70.5% Medway 1995 1,823 21 3.1% 560 31.4% 1,243 68.2% 2000 2,348 8 1.7% 745 30.2% 1,595 67.9% 2003 2,671 10 1.6% 802 27.9% 1,859 69.6% Template:Note label Components may not sum to totals due to rounding Template:Note label includes energy and construction Template:Note label includes financial intermediation services indirectly measured Alternative referencing style Using ref/note tags is not the only way to do footnotes. Some people prefer to use Cite.php. Cite.php has many advantages, but is not mandatory. You can use the Ref converter to replace ref/note tags with the newer Cite.php style. If you are interested in the discussion, please see the Footnotes talk page. For details of that system, please see Wikipedia:Footnotes. Combining Ref family templates with the alternative referencing style An example combining the use of Ref-family templates with the alternative referencing style might be something like Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000>Smith wrote the definitive book on yammering.{{ref|Smith2000|Smith 2000}} </ref>Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000/> ... ==References== <References/> ... ==Bibliography== *{{note|Smith2000}} Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". which could produce something like: Yammer yammer yammer.Yammer yammer yammer. ... ... Template:Note Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". Also see examples and explanation in Wikipedia:Footnote3. Third party tool A third-party tool to translate articles using the templates described on this page into the Cite.php system is available, see Ref converter. See also Wikipedia:Footnotes — Discussion about this reference method Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles Template:Ref — Template for references using this method Template:Ref label — Same as {{Ref}}, but with more features Template:Footnote label — Same as, and redirect to, {{Ref label}}, but ignored by bots that convert {{Ref label}} and {{Ref}} to Cite.php references; for use of these templates for informational footnotes as opposed to reference citations Template:Note — Template for footnotes using this method Template:Note label — Same as Note, but with more features Category:Citation templates — More citation templates, some of which are not part of the Ref/Note Label system , Template:Missing information non-contentious Ref-family templates The {{ref}} family of templates is used to place labeled references and notes and references into an article, with the labels normally being clickable links for navigating from a ref to a corresponding note and back from the note to the ref. The links and backlinks are identified internally by combining the specified parameters. The templates take a variable number of unnamed parameters identified by their position and, optionally, a named parameter named noid which, if used, should be set by specifying it as "noid=noid". Very simple example Article Wikitext Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|a|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|a}}Body of the footnote. Text that requires a footnote. 1.Template:NoteBody of the footnote. The first parameter of Template:Tlx is the label that has to be used for the parameter of the corresponding Template:Tlx. The second parameter is the marker of the resulting link as it will be shown on the page, as a superscript. The easiest choice is to make these two the same, but this is not a requirement. Labels must be unique A common error when using {{ref}} is to use it multiple times with the same label. For example: Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|1|1}} Some other text that requires the same footnote.{{ref|1|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|1}}Body of the footnote. This generates two citations with the same label, which is invalid HTML. To fix the problem, use multiple unique IDs; see More complex examples. Simple examples {{ref}} and {{note}} Example: Article text{{ref|reference_name_A|a}} more text{{ref|reference_name_B|b}} more text {{ref|reference_name_C|c|noid=noid}}. *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_B|b|noid=noid}} *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_C|c}}. * *intervening text * *{{note|reference_name_A|a}}Text for note a. *{{note|reference_name_B|b}}Text for note b. *{{note|reference_name_C|c|Text for note c (with extended highlighting).}} This would produce: Article text more text more text . Bulleted text Bulleted text. intervening text Template:NoteText for note a. Template:NoteText for note b. Template:Note Notice that the navigation back from the note to the ref does not work by clicking the backlink for refs which specify "noid=noid". In practice, if "noid=noid" is specified, it is usually specified for all refs having identical unnamed parameters, and navigation back to the associated ref is done by using the browser's "Back" button. Also notice that browsers which support highlighting of link-accessed material highlight the active backlink by default, and that the highlighting has been extended to encompass the text for note c by specifying that text as a final template parameter instead of placing it outside of the template. More complex examples {{ref label}} pairs with {{note label}}. The {{note label}} template will normally have identical parameters with the ref label with which it is paired, and is normally created by copying the ref, pasting it into the note location, and changing its name to "note label"; this avoids having parameters mismatched because of a typo. Navigation forward uses parameters 1 and 3, navigation backward uses parameters 1 and 2. Parameter 3 is optional, and {{note label}} has an optional fourth parameter. Example: Article text{{ref label|reference_name_A|a|1}} more text{{ref label|reference_name_G|g|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_B|b|2}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_C|c|3}} more text {{ref label|reference name_D|d|4}} more text {{ref label|reference name_E|e|none}} more text {{ref label|reference name_F|f|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_H|h|8}}. * *intervening text * *{{note label|reference_name_A|a|1}}Text of note for ref a. *{{note label|reference_name_B|b|2}}Text of note for ref b. *{{note label|reference_name_C|c|3|ABCDE}}Text of note for ref c. *{{note label|reference_name_D|d|4|FGHIJ}}Text of note for ref d. *{{note label|reference_name_E|e|none}}Text of note for ref e. *{{note label|reference_name_F|f}}Text of note for ref f. *{{note label|reference_name_G|g||{{note label|reference_name_H|h|8|Text of note for refs g and h (with extended highlighting).}}}} This would produce: Article textTemplate:Ref label more textTemplate:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label. intervening text Template:Note labelText of note for ref a. Template:Note labelText of note for ref b. Template:Note labelText of note for ref c. Template:Note labelText of note for ref d. Template:Note labelText of note for ref e. Template:Note labelText of note for ref f. Template:Note label Note that {{ref label}} produces a superscripted link with square brackets. The note for ref e has a "^" character as its backlink, because parameter 3 was specified as "none". The notes for refs f and g do not have a clickable backlink, because parameter 3 was not specified. Notice that, because the notes for refs g and h above use the same text, note h was made a part of the text passed as a final parameter to note g in order for the extended highlighting to cover both notes. Table footnotes One common application for {{ref}} and {{note}} templates is in placing footnotes below tables, as in the following example taken from the Kent#Economy article: To allow the preview, <ol type="A"> is used. to form the needed list. Year Regional GVATemplate:Ref label Agriculture IndustryTemplate:Ref label ServicesTemplate:Ref label County of Kent (excluding Medway) 1995 12,369 379 3.1% 3,886 31.4% 8,104 65.5% 2000 15,259 259 1.7% 4,601 30.2% 10,399 68.1% 2003 18,126 287 1.6% 5,057 27.9% 12,783 70.5% Medway 1995 1,823 21 3.1% 560 31.4% 1,243 68.2% 2000 2,348 8 1.7% 745 30.2% 1,595 67.9% 2003 2,671 10 1.6% 802 27.9% 1,859 69.6% Template:Note label Components may not sum to totals due to rounding Template:Note label includes energy and construction Template:Note label includes financial intermediation services indirectly measured Alternative referencing style Using ref/note tags is not the only way to do footnotes. Some people prefer to use Cite.php. Cite.php has many advantages, but is not mandatory. You can use the Ref converter to replace ref/note tags with the newer Cite.php style. If you are interested in the discussion, please see the Footnotes talk page. For details of that system, please see Wikipedia:Footnotes. Combining Ref family templates with the alternative referencing style An example combining the use of Ref-family templates with the alternative referencing style might be something like Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000>Smith wrote the definitive book on yammering.{{ref|Smith2000|Smith 2000}} </ref>Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000/> ... ==References== <References/> ... ==Bibliography== *{{note|Smith2000}} Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". which could produce something like: Yammer yammer yammer.Yammer yammer yammer. ... ... Template:Note Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". Also see examples and explanation in Wikipedia:Footnote3. Third party tool A third-party tool to translate articles using the templates described on this page into the Cite.php system is available, see Ref converter. See also Wikipedia:Footnotes — Discussion about this reference method Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles Template:Ref — Template for references using this method Template:Ref label — Same as {{Ref}}, but with more features Template:Footnote label — Same as, and redirect to, {{Ref label}}, but ignored by bots that convert {{Ref label}} and {{Ref}} to Cite.php references; for use of these templates for informational footnotes as opposed to reference citations Template:Note — Template for footnotes using this method Template:Note label — Same as Note, but with more features Category:Citation templates — More citation templates, some of which are not part of the Ref/Note Label system		September 14, 2007	Initial release on iPod Touch (1st generation). iTunes Store with home screen icon.
1.1.1	3A109a Ref-family templates The {{ref}} family of templates is used to place labeled references and notes and references into an article, with the labels normally being clickable links for navigating from a ref to a corresponding note and back from the note to the ref. The links and backlinks are identified internally by combining the specified parameters. The templates take a variable number of unnamed parameters identified by their position and, optionally, a named parameter named noid which, if used, should be set by specifying it as "noid=noid". Very simple example Article Wikitext Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|a|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|a}}Body of the footnote. Text that requires a footnote. 1.Template:NoteBody of the footnote. The first parameter of Template:Tlx is the label that has to be used for the parameter of the corresponding Template:Tlx. The second parameter is the marker of the resulting link as it will be shown on the page, as a superscript. The easiest choice is to make these two the same, but this is not a requirement. Labels must be unique A common error when using {{ref}} is to use it multiple times with the same label. For example: Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|1|1}} Some other text that requires the same footnote.{{ref|1|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|1}}Body of the footnote. This generates two citations with the same label, which is invalid HTML. To fix the problem, use multiple unique IDs; see More complex examples. Simple examples {{ref}} and {{note}} Example: Article text{{ref|reference_name_A|a}} more text{{ref|reference_name_B|b}} more text {{ref|reference_name_C|c|noid=noid}}. *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_B|b|noid=noid}} *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_C|c}}. * *intervening text * *{{note|reference_name_A|a}}Text for note a. *{{note|reference_name_B|b}}Text for note b. *{{note|reference_name_C|c|Text for note c (with extended highlighting).}} This would produce: Article text more text more text . Bulleted text Bulleted text. intervening text Template:NoteText for note a. Template:NoteText for note b. Template:Note Notice that the navigation back from the note to the ref does not work by clicking the backlink for refs which specify "noid=noid". In practice, if "noid=noid" is specified, it is usually specified for all refs having identical unnamed parameters, and navigation back to the associated ref is done by using the browser's "Back" button. Also notice that browsers which support highlighting of link-accessed material highlight the active backlink by default, and that the highlighting has been extended to encompass the text for note c by specifying that text as a final template parameter instead of placing it outside of the template. More complex examples {{ref label}} pairs with {{note label}}. The {{note label}} template will normally have identical parameters with the ref label with which it is paired, and is normally created by copying the ref, pasting it into the note location, and changing its name to "note label"; this avoids having parameters mismatched because of a typo. Navigation forward uses parameters 1 and 3, navigation backward uses parameters 1 and 2. Parameter 3 is optional, and {{note label}} has an optional fourth parameter. Example: Article text{{ref label|reference_name_A|a|1}} more text{{ref label|reference_name_G|g|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_B|b|2}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_C|c|3}} more text {{ref label|reference name_D|d|4}} more text {{ref label|reference name_E|e|none}} more text {{ref label|reference name_F|f|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_H|h|8}}. * *intervening text * *{{note label|reference_name_A|a|1}}Text of note for ref a. *{{note label|reference_name_B|b|2}}Text of note for ref b. *{{note label|reference_name_C|c|3|ABCDE}}Text of note for ref c. *{{note label|reference_name_D|d|4|FGHIJ}}Text of note for ref d. *{{note label|reference_name_E|e|none}}Text of note for ref e. *{{note label|reference_name_F|f}}Text of note for ref f. *{{note label|reference_name_G|g||{{note label|reference_name_H|h|8|Text of note for refs g and h (with extended highlighting).}}}} This would produce: Article textTemplate:Ref label more textTemplate:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label. intervening text Template:Note labelText of note for ref a. Template:Note labelText of note for ref b. Template:Note labelText of note for ref c. Template:Note labelText of note for ref d. Template:Note labelText of note for ref e. Template:Note labelText of note for ref f. Template:Note label Note that {{ref label}} produces a superscripted link with square brackets. The note for ref e has a "^" character as its backlink, because parameter 3 was specified as "none". The notes for refs f and g do not have a clickable backlink, because parameter 3 was not specified. Notice that, because the notes for refs g and h above use the same text, note h was made a part of the text passed as a final parameter to note g in order for the extended highlighting to cover both notes. Table footnotes One common application for {{ref}} and {{note}} templates is in placing footnotes below tables, as in the following example taken from the Kent#Economy article: To allow the preview, <ol type="A"> is used. to form the needed list. Year Regional GVATemplate:Ref label Agriculture IndustryTemplate:Ref label ServicesTemplate:Ref label County of Kent (excluding Medway) 1995 12,369 379 3.1% 3,886 31.4% 8,104 65.5% 2000 15,259 259 1.7% 4,601 30.2% 10,399 68.1% 2003 18,126 287 1.6% 5,057 27.9% 12,783 70.5% Medway 1995 1,823 21 3.1% 560 31.4% 1,243 68.2% 2000 2,348 8 1.7% 745 30.2% 1,595 67.9% 2003 2,671 10 1.6% 802 27.9% 1,859 69.6% Template:Note label Components may not sum to totals due to rounding Template:Note label includes energy and construction Template:Note label includes financial intermediation services indirectly measured Alternative referencing style Using ref/note tags is not the only way to do footnotes. Some people prefer to use Cite.php. Cite.php has many advantages, but is not mandatory. You can use the Ref converter to replace ref/note tags with the newer Cite.php style. If you are interested in the discussion, please see the Footnotes talk page. For details of that system, please see Wikipedia:Footnotes. Combining Ref family templates with the alternative referencing style An example combining the use of Ref-family templates with the alternative referencing style might be something like Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000>Smith wrote the definitive book on yammering.{{ref|Smith2000|Smith 2000}} </ref>Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000/> ... ==References== <References/> ... ==Bibliography== *{{note|Smith2000}} Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". which could produce something like: Yammer yammer yammer.Yammer yammer yammer. ... ... Template:Note Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". Also see examples and explanation in Wikipedia:Footnote3. Third party tool A third-party tool to translate articles using the templates described on this page into the Cite.php system is available, see Ref converter. See also Wikipedia:Footnotes — Discussion about this reference method Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles Template:Ref — Template for references using this method Template:Ref label — Same as {{Ref}}, but with more features Template:Footnote label — Same as, and redirect to, {{Ref label}}, but ignored by bots that convert {{Ref label}} and {{Ref}} to Cite.php references; for use of these templates for informational footnotes as opposed to reference citations Template:Note — Template for footnotes using this method Template:Note label — Same as Note, but with more features Category:Citation templates — More citation templates, some of which are not part of the Ref/Note Label system 3A110a Template:Missing information non-contentious Ref-family templates The {{ref}} family of templates is used to place labeled references and notes and references into an article, with the labels normally being clickable links for navigating from a ref to a corresponding note and back from the note to the ref. The links and backlinks are identified internally by combining the specified parameters. The templates take a variable number of unnamed parameters identified by their position and, optionally, a named parameter named noid which, if used, should be set by specifying it as "noid=noid". Very simple example Article Wikitext Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|a|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|a}}Body of the footnote. Text that requires a footnote. 1.Template:NoteBody of the footnote. The first parameter of Template:Tlx is the label that has to be used for the parameter of the corresponding Template:Tlx. The second parameter is the marker of the resulting link as it will be shown on the page, as a superscript. The easiest choice is to make these two the same, but this is not a requirement. Labels must be unique A common error when using {{ref}} is to use it multiple times with the same label. For example: Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|1|1}} Some other text that requires the same footnote.{{ref|1|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|1}}Body of the footnote. This generates two citations with the same label, which is invalid HTML. To fix the problem, use multiple unique IDs; see More complex examples. Simple examples {{ref}} and {{note}} Example: Article text{{ref|reference_name_A|a}} more text{{ref|reference_name_B|b}} more text {{ref|reference_name_C|c|noid=noid}}. *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_B|b|noid=noid}} *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_C|c}}. * *intervening text * *{{note|reference_name_A|a}}Text for note a. *{{note|reference_name_B|b}}Text for note b. *{{note|reference_name_C|c|Text for note c (with extended highlighting).}} This would produce: Article text more text more text . Bulleted text Bulleted text. intervening text Template:NoteText for note a. Template:NoteText for note b. Template:Note Notice that the navigation back from the note to the ref does not work by clicking the backlink for refs which specify "noid=noid". In practice, if "noid=noid" is specified, it is usually specified for all refs having identical unnamed parameters, and navigation back to the associated ref is done by using the browser's "Back" button. Also notice that browsers which support highlighting of link-accessed material highlight the active backlink by default, and that the highlighting has been extended to encompass the text for note c by specifying that text as a final template parameter instead of placing it outside of the template. More complex examples {{ref label}} pairs with {{note label}}. The {{note label}} template will normally have identical parameters with the ref label with which it is paired, and is normally created by copying the ref, pasting it into the note location, and changing its name to "note label"; this avoids having parameters mismatched because of a typo. Navigation forward uses parameters 1 and 3, navigation backward uses parameters 1 and 2. Parameter 3 is optional, and {{note label}} has an optional fourth parameter. Example: Article text{{ref label|reference_name_A|a|1}} more text{{ref label|reference_name_G|g|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_B|b|2}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_C|c|3}} more text {{ref label|reference name_D|d|4}} more text {{ref label|reference name_E|e|none}} more text {{ref label|reference name_F|f|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_H|h|8}}. * *intervening text * *{{note label|reference_name_A|a|1}}Text of note for ref a. *{{note label|reference_name_B|b|2}}Text of note for ref b. *{{note label|reference_name_C|c|3|ABCDE}}Text of note for ref c. *{{note label|reference_name_D|d|4|FGHIJ}}Text of note for ref d. *{{note label|reference_name_E|e|none}}Text of note for ref e. *{{note label|reference_name_F|f}}Text of note for ref f. *{{note label|reference_name_G|g||{{note label|reference_name_H|h|8|Text of note for refs g and h (with extended highlighting).}}}} This would produce: Article textTemplate:Ref label more textTemplate:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label. intervening text Template:Note labelText of note for ref a. Template:Note labelText of note for ref b. Template:Note labelText of note for ref c. Template:Note labelText of note for ref d. Template:Note labelText of note for ref e. Template:Note labelText of note for ref f. Template:Note label Note that {{ref label}} produces a superscripted link with square brackets. The note for ref e has a "^" character as its backlink, because parameter 3 was specified as "none". The notes for refs f and g do not have a clickable backlink, because parameter 3 was not specified. Notice that, because the notes for refs g and h above use the same text, note h was made a part of the text passed as a final parameter to note g in order for the extended highlighting to cover both notes. Table footnotes One common application for {{ref}} and {{note}} templates is in placing footnotes below tables, as in the following example taken from the Kent#Economy article: To allow the preview, <ol type="A"> is used. to form the needed list. Year Regional GVATemplate:Ref label Agriculture IndustryTemplate:Ref label ServicesTemplate:Ref label County of Kent (excluding Medway) 1995 12,369 379 3.1% 3,886 31.4% 8,104 65.5% 2000 15,259 259 1.7% 4,601 30.2% 10,399 68.1% 2003 18,126 287 1.6% 5,057 27.9% 12,783 70.5% Medway 1995 1,823 21 3.1% 560 31.4% 1,243 68.2% 2000 2,348 8 1.7% 745 30.2% 1,595 67.9% 2003 2,671 10 1.6% 802 27.9% 1,859 69.6% Template:Note label Components may not sum to totals due to rounding Template:Note label includes energy and construction Template:Note label includes financial intermediation services indirectly measured Alternative referencing style Using ref/note tags is not the only way to do footnotes. Some people prefer to use Cite.php. Cite.php has many advantages, but is not mandatory. You can use the Ref converter to replace ref/note tags with the newer Cite.php style. If you are interested in the discussion, please see the Footnotes talk page. For details of that system, please see Wikipedia:Footnotes. Combining Ref family templates with the alternative referencing style An example combining the use of Ref-family templates with the alternative referencing style might be something like Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000>Smith wrote the definitive book on yammering.{{ref|Smith2000|Smith 2000}} </ref>Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000/> ... ==References== <References/> ... ==Bibliography== *{{note|Smith2000}} Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". which could produce something like: Yammer yammer yammer.Yammer yammer yammer. ... ... Template:Note Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". Also see examples and explanation in Wikipedia:Footnote3. Third party tool A third-party tool to translate articles using the templates described on this page into the Cite.php system is available, see Ref converter. See also Wikipedia:Footnotes — Discussion about this reference method Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles Template:Ref — Template for references using this method Template:Ref label — Same as {{Ref}}, but with more features Template:Footnote label — Same as, and redirect to, {{Ref label}}, but ignored by bots that convert {{Ref label}} and {{Ref}} to Cite.php references; for use of these templates for informational footnotes as opposed to reference citations Template:Note — Template for footnotes using this method Template:Note label — Same as Note, but with more features Category:Citation templates — More citation templates, some of which are not part of the Ref/Note Label system	04.01.13_G	September 27, 2007	This update is also called the iPhone "September '07 Update" by Apple. Louder speakerphone and receiver volume. Home button double-click shortcut to phone favorites or music controls. Spacebar double-tap shortcut to intelligently insert period and space (". "). Mail attachments are viewable in portrait and landscape modes. Stocks and cities in Stocks and Weather can be reordered. Apple Bluetooth Headset battery status in the Status Bar. Support for TV out. Preferences to turn off EDGE/GPRS when roaming internationally (Data Roaming on/off option). New Passcode lock time intervals. Adjustable alert volume. New interface for the Calculator application.
1.1.2	3B48b	04.02.13_G	November 12, 2007	Battery charge level shown in iTunes. International language & keyboard support. Patched the TIFF security bug. Adds custom ringtone field. Bug fixes.
1.1.3	4A93	04.03.13_G	January 15, 2008	Commonly called the iPhone "January '08 Update" and January Software Upgrade by Apple. Free update for iPhone. Mail, Maps, Stocks, Weather and Notes apps for iPod Touch. Recent calls contact details now show most recent call times. Google Maps on iPhone gains the 'Locate Me' feature which can determine the phone's approximate location, using a combination of cellular triangulation and Wi-Fi data from Skyhook Wireless; also adds hybrid map support and the 'Drop Pin' feature. Icons on the home screen can be rearranged and placed on multiple home screens (up to nine). iTunes gift cards can be redeemed on the iTunes Store. Movies downloaded through iTunes have chapter support. Music has lyrics-support feature. Web Clips can be added to (and subsequently removed from) the home screen. SMS messages can be sent to multiple contacts using messages. SMS storage capacity increased from 1,000 to 75,000 messages. Default Gmail IMAP setup for new accounts (previously was defaulted as POP3). Multi-touch keyboard (e.g. simultaneously pressing "Shift" + "a"). The clock timer now remembers the last used options (bug fix). Incoming SMS messages now prompts the user to "Close" or "Reply" (previously "Ignore" or "Reply"). Pressing either option now marks the message as "seen". Labels for contact data can now be deleted. Applications on the phone no longer run as root; they run as the user "mobile" instead. Ability to listen to music through a Bluetooth headset by going to the voicemail and choosing "Bluetooth" as the audio source no longer works (still works as long as phone is not locked or voicemail screen is active).
1.1.4	4A102	04.04.05_G	February 26, 2008	Bug fixes and enhancements. SMS scramble order fix. More carriers names now fit without scrolling (for roaming on other carriers). The camera's frame rate dramatically improved. Interface speed improvements.
1.1.5	4B1 Ref-family templates The {{ref}} family of templates is used to place labeled references and notes and references into an article, with the labels normally being clickable links for navigating from a ref to a corresponding note and back from the note to the ref. The links and backlinks are identified internally by combining the specified parameters. The templates take a variable number of unnamed parameters identified by their position and, optionally, a named parameter named noid which, if used, should be set by specifying it as "noid=noid". Very simple example Article Wikitext Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|a|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|a}}Body of the footnote. Text that requires a footnote. 1.Template:NoteBody of the footnote. The first parameter of Template:Tlx is the label that has to be used for the parameter of the corresponding Template:Tlx. The second parameter is the marker of the resulting link as it will be shown on the page, as a superscript. The easiest choice is to make these two the same, but this is not a requirement. Labels must be unique A common error when using {{ref}} is to use it multiple times with the same label. For example: Text that requires a footnote.{{ref|1|1}} Some other text that requires the same footnote.{{ref|1|1}} ==Notes== :1.{{note|1}}Body of the footnote. This generates two citations with the same label, which is invalid HTML. To fix the problem, use multiple unique IDs; see More complex examples. Simple examples {{ref}} and {{note}} Example: Article text{{ref|reference_name_A|a}} more text{{ref|reference_name_B|b}} more text {{ref|reference_name_C|c|noid=noid}}. *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_B|b|noid=noid}} *Bulleted text{{ref|reference_name_C|c}}. * *intervening text * *{{note|reference_name_A|a}}Text for note a. *{{note|reference_name_B|b}}Text for note b. *{{note|reference_name_C|c|Text for note c (with extended highlighting).}} This would produce: Article text more text more text . Bulleted text Bulleted text. intervening text Template:NoteText for note a. Template:NoteText for note b. Template:Note Notice that the navigation back from the note to the ref does not work by clicking the backlink for refs which specify "noid=noid". In practice, if "noid=noid" is specified, it is usually specified for all refs having identical unnamed parameters, and navigation back to the associated ref is done by using the browser's "Back" button. Also notice that browsers which support highlighting of link-accessed material highlight the active backlink by default, and that the highlighting has been extended to encompass the text for note c by specifying that text as a final template parameter instead of placing it outside of the template. More complex examples {{ref label}} pairs with {{note label}}. The {{note label}} template will normally have identical parameters with the ref label with which it is paired, and is normally created by copying the ref, pasting it into the note location, and changing its name to "note label"; this avoids having parameters mismatched because of a typo. Navigation forward uses parameters 1 and 3, navigation backward uses parameters 1 and 2. Parameter 3 is optional, and {{note label}} has an optional fourth parameter. Example: Article text{{ref label|reference_name_A|a|1}} more text{{ref label|reference_name_G|g|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_B|b|2}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_C|c|3}} more text {{ref label|reference name_D|d|4}} more text {{ref label|reference name_E|e|none}} more text {{ref label|reference name_F|f|}} more text {{ref label|reference_name_H|h|8}}. * *intervening text * *{{note label|reference_name_A|a|1}}Text of note for ref a. *{{note label|reference_name_B|b|2}}Text of note for ref b. *{{note label|reference_name_C|c|3|ABCDE}}Text of note for ref c. *{{note label|reference_name_D|d|4|FGHIJ}}Text of note for ref d. *{{note label|reference_name_E|e|none}}Text of note for ref e. *{{note label|reference_name_F|f}}Text of note for ref f. *{{note label|reference_name_G|g||{{note label|reference_name_H|h|8|Text of note for refs g and h (with extended highlighting).}}}} This would produce: Article textTemplate:Ref label more textTemplate:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label more text Template:Ref label. intervening text Template:Note labelText of note for ref a. Template:Note labelText of note for ref b. Template:Note labelText of note for ref c. Template:Note labelText of note for ref d. Template:Note labelText of note for ref e. Template:Note labelText of note for ref f. Template:Note label Note that {{ref label}} produces a superscripted link with square brackets. The note for ref e has a "^" character as its backlink, because parameter 3 was specified as "none". The notes for refs f and g do not have a clickable backlink, because parameter 3 was not specified. Notice that, because the notes for refs g and h above use the same text, note h was made a part of the text passed as a final parameter to note g in order for the extended highlighting to cover both notes. Table footnotes One common application for {{ref}} and {{note}} templates is in placing footnotes below tables, as in the following example taken from the Kent#Economy article: To allow the preview, <ol type="A"> is used. to form the needed list. Year Regional GVATemplate:Ref label Agriculture IndustryTemplate:Ref label ServicesTemplate:Ref label County of Kent (excluding Medway) 1995 12,369 379 3.1% 3,886 31.4% 8,104 65.5% 2000 15,259 259 1.7% 4,601 30.2% 10,399 68.1% 2003 18,126 287 1.6% 5,057 27.9% 12,783 70.5% Medway 1995 1,823 21 3.1% 560 31.4% 1,243 68.2% 2000 2,348 8 1.7% 745 30.2% 1,595 67.9% 2003 2,671 10 1.6% 802 27.9% 1,859 69.6% Template:Note label Components may not sum to totals due to rounding Template:Note label includes energy and construction Template:Note label includes financial intermediation services indirectly measured Alternative referencing style Using ref/note tags is not the only way to do footnotes. Some people prefer to use Cite.php. Cite.php has many advantages, but is not mandatory. You can use the Ref converter to replace ref/note tags with the newer Cite.php style. If you are interested in the discussion, please see the Footnotes talk page. For details of that system, please see Wikipedia:Footnotes. Combining Ref family templates with the alternative referencing style An example combining the use of Ref-family templates with the alternative referencing style might be something like Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000>Smith wrote the definitive book on yammering.{{ref|Smith2000|Smith 2000}} </ref>Yammer yammer yammer.<ref name=smith2000/> ... ==References== <References/> ... ==Bibliography== *{{note|Smith2000}} Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". which could produce something like: Yammer yammer yammer.Yammer yammer yammer. ... ... Template:Note Smith (2000). "A book about yammering". Also see examples and explanation in Wikipedia:Footnote3. Third party tool A third-party tool to translate articles using the templates described on this page into the Cite.php system is available, see Ref converter. See also Wikipedia:Footnotes — Discussion about this reference method Wikipedia:Template messages/Sources of articles Template:Ref — Template for references using this method Template:Ref label — Same as {{Ref}}, but with more features Template:Footnote label — Same as, and redirect to, {{Ref label}}, but ignored by bots that convert {{Ref label}} and {{Ref}} to Cite.php references; for use of these templates for informational footnotes as opposed to reference citations Template:Note — Template for footnotes using this method Template:Note label — Same as Note, but with more features Category:Citation templates — More citation templates, some of which are not part of the Ref/Note Label system		July 15, 2008	iPod Touch only Security fixes for iPod Touch users who choose not to pay for upgrade to version 2.0.
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