iOS 4.3 to arrive by Feb 28th?

By Matthew Chung on 02/15/2011, filed in Home > Apple

iOS 4.3 to arrive by Feb 28th? Folks are still busy wondering when iOS 4.3 will be arriving, but if you’ve been paying attention, there might be a hint. The free access to the new iPad news publication, The Daily, has been extended beyond the original two-week trial period, giving folks free access all the way till February 28^th. The delay is obviously due to the wait for iOS 4.3, which will bring support for the in-app recurring subscriptions that will be used by The Daily. Does this mean that the iOS 4.3 update will be arriving before March? With February already halfway gone, it’s definitely worth a bet.

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