After the iPhone 5s launch, most people hope that Apple will also add Touch ID support to the iPad. The French iOS Developer, Pierre Blazquez has found hints in the source code of iOS 7.1 that Apple is indeed working on Touch ID support for the iPad. The evidence comes in the form of a BiometricKit bundle in iOS that serves as the framework for the Touch ID functionality, with the bundle being listed as compatible with both iPhone/iPod and iPad families. » Hints Shows Touch ID Support for iPad

First Apple came with Twitter integration in iOS 5 and then Facebook integration in iOS 6. Now according to 9to5Mac, Apple will expand its social network integration even further with iOS 7, including support for both photo sharing site Flickr and video sharing site Vimeo. » iOS 7 Comes With Social Network Integration Support For Flickr & Vimeo

Apple said that  iOS 6, the next version of its iPhone and iPad operating system,  will be compatible with devices as old as the iPhone 3GS, which is 3 years old. iOS 6 will be compatible with multiple devices but not all features are available on all devices. Macrumors created a nice “infographic” which you can see above, that shows what features are supported on each device. » Support For iOS 6 Features On Older Devices

The Vimeo App Store application for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch has been updated and will now play video up to 1080P quality. On slower connections the Vimeo app will fallback to 720P HD videos. They also cleam that the app comes with more reliable video playback and buffering, you can download it here or update it via the App Store for free. (Note: people are reporting that the app crashes since the last update, so think twice if you really need to update). » Vimeo iOS App Updated With 1080P Video Streaming & More

Earlier we already told you that Apple will update Siri to support more languages including Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Italian, and Spanish. But now people are reporting that Siri told them that Siri can speak Japanese. However, Japanese is not available as a choice in the Siri preferences pane… Looks like Apple is slowly updating Siri to support more languages. » Siri Admits To Speaking Japanese