It seems that 3.2 firmware released with iPad this Wednesday hides more information about iPad than he wanted Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), to offer us until now. So far, information has been found that confirms the fact that on iPad a camera placed in the front of the device would have been tested, with the help of which video conferences could have been made. More important than that is the fact that remains of some options were found that allowed the video feed to be displayed either fullscreen or in a portion of the screen, which denotes that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), would have allowed a rudimentary form of multitasking if iPad he would have had the room.
chpwn, the member Dev Team and the man who worked on the project ProSwitcher worked with a hacked version of iPad Simulator and found through the firmware Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), data regarding the fact that the tablet will support the download of files using the native browser, files that will then be able to be used by the applications installed on the iPad. But that's not all, as you can see from the picture above, there are the remains of a rudimentary support for SMS, in the iPad Simulator's menu, the messages option always appears, but is this an option that will only be available for the iPhone with the official release of 3.2? Probably yes, chwpn also found through the firmware references regarding the support for using landscape mode in the homescreen that will be implemented for iPhone / iPod Touch with the official release of 3.2.
Something very interesting for buyers of iPad, chpwn managed to introduce ProSwitcher and Backgrounder into the iPad Simulator, so in the event that an exploit is found to jailbreak the new tablet, it will immediately support multitasking and probably until the exploits are found, many other hacks will be ported hate.
