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Do you live in Brunei, or Uzbekistan and have you been wanting to download apps from the App Store? Now is your time to rejoice, because Apple just opened the App Store to 33 more countries, and yours is one of those.

With the expansion of the App Store to 33 new territories, Apple is widening its market a little more. New countries include:
• Algeria
• Angola
• Anguilla
• Antigua and Barbuda
• Azerbaijan
• Bahamas
• Bahrain
• Barbados
• Belarus
• Belize
• Bermuda
• Bolivia
• British Virgin Islands
• Brunei
• Cayman Islands
• Cyprus
• Dominica
• Ghana
• Grenada
• Guyana
• Iceland
• Montserrat
• Nigeria
• Oman
• St. Kitts and Nevis
• St. Lucia
• St. Vincent and The Grenadines
• Suriname
• Tanzania
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Turks and Caicos
• Uzbekistan
• Yemen

If you’re a developer, you probably have received an email about this and know what to do.

Do you live in one of the countries above? If so, are you excited about the App Store opening in your country?

Along with the release of iOS 5 beta 4, Apple has also released iTunes 10.5 Beta 4. This new update have been rolled out for both Mac and Windows OS.

Also, please keep in mind that in order to upgrade your device to iOS 5 beta 4, you will need the latest iTunes 10.5 beta 4 on your Windows and Mac. The previous beta of iTunes will not support iOS 5 beta 4 and you will not be able to upgrade your device using it.

Apple just pushed out the latest beta of their upcoming iOS 5 software to developers ahead of schedule. Apple released the first beta on June 6th, the second beta on Jun 24, and the third on July 11th.

This new smaller timeframe suggests that this is more of an incremental upgrade, but we’ve already noticed a major difference from previous beta versions. Beta 4 is now available over-the-air. The new update is available to developers via a wireless OTA update. If you are on a previous version of iOS 5 and want to try it out, simply open the General tab in your Settings app and select Software Updates.

A quick note to iOS 5 jailbreakers, we don’t have confirmation yet from the community that the new beta is jailbreakable, so keep that in mind before you update.

What do you think of the new beta?

There was a time when App Store goers didn’t have to type their password in for every download. In fact, after entering it once, users had a 15 minute window to download software without having to constantly punch in a password.

However, after a few lawsuits and the threat of an FCC investigation, Apple changed the policy. Users now have to enter their Apple account passwords for every download, even a free one. Luckily, jailbreakers, there is now a tweak for that…

Enter PasswordPilot, a simple utility that automatically inserts your password for you when prompted by the App Store. This allows you to download apps until your heart’s content, without having to approve each time.

Once downloaded, simply go into your Settings app and tap the new PasswordPilot tab. Enter in your Apple account password and then leave Settings. Don’t worry, it saves and encrypts your password automatically.

While I wouldn’t recommend this tweak to folks who let friends or offspring play with their iDevice often, it is nice for the power user that downloads a lot of apps. PasswordPilot is available in Cydia for free.

PasswordPilot is available for free on FilippoBiga’s repo. The repo address is: http://filippobiga.me/repo/ – It should also be appearing on the BigBoss repo in the near future.

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