Apple has released iOS 4.3 beta to the devs who can now discover bugs and optimize their apps with the latest iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad software. Well, some developers have worked harder than others and they’ve already managed to optimize their apps for a flawless performance on iOS 4.3.

One of the first iOS 4.3 apps is called StreamToMe and is developed by Matthew Gallagher. StreamToMe is an AirPlay-ready application which is available for $2.99 at the App Store. StreamToMe is optimized for both the iPhone and the iPad.

If iOS 4.3-ready apps are already available then the iOS 4.3 release date is very near, and I would place my bet for a mid-February launch time. It will be just a few days after the Verizon iPhone 4 becomes available and hopefully, by then the White iPhone 4 will be released, too.

P.S. You can download StreamToMe at this link here.

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Famous world wide for their ridiculously powerful creations, the Germans of Brabus have came at Essen Motor Show 2010 with iBusiness, a masterpiece that has something more to offer than a bunch of astronomical figures!

The latest Apple products, among them the iPad tablet, have showed up in a Mercedes S-Class, and so the impressive Brabus iBusiness was born. Therefore, the newest creation of the German tuner, Brabus, is not only offering a full-of-power driving experience, but also a mini-Apple Store to be loved by the passengers of the rear seats. So, Steve Jobs, the stupidly fast luxury car you were dreaming about just became reality!

Under the hood, the new Brabus iBusiness can boast about the Brabus SV12 R Biturbo 800 package, a name that can be translated as “twi-turbo 6.3-liter V12 engine, delivering not less than 800 HP and a terrifying torque of 1,047 lb-ft – but limited to only 811 lb-ft!” Performances? Well, the first 60 mph come only after 3.9 seconds, and then the needle of the speedometer will make an insane incursion to the impressive threshold of the 217 mph!

Even so, the point of attraction of the German luxury car is the interior, rather, the rear seats of the S-Class. Besides the seats wearing leather and the roof decorated with Alcantara, Brabus iBusiness brings its passengers  real multimedia arsenal: a 15.2 TFT display, two monitors mounted in the headrests, two iPads, Bluetooth keyboard and even a iPod touch of 64 GB. This should be enough even for the biggest fans of the Californian company, isn’t it?

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