Video chatting on iPhones and iPads? Likely, or say the info we stumbled upon. According to some definitive graphical representation, it is almost sure that future Apple iPhone OS products will sport capabilities that aid video chatting.

Apple is always a very good target for the rumour mill and most of the rumors turn out to be true as well in this case. The latest thing going around is that the Apple will be demonstrating the next version of the iPhone OS, the iPhone OS 4.0 on the 14th of March, 2010. The news comes from some guy who tipped off redmondpie about the same. Some other websites are saying the unveiling will be on May 14th, but this is unlikely as it is a Sunday.

The iPad is everyone’s mind and shopping list. Even as the whole world seems to be waiting for the first Apple iPad to start shipping, here comes yet another piece of wonderful news. The grapevine has it that Apple has already started building a new advanced version of the iPad and that it would sport Mac OS X.

While they haven’t been revealed officially, some of the features coming up in Apple’s iPhone OS 4.0 have been leaked onto the Internet. It looks like the OS is getting quite a good update there, with some nifty features being introduced – read on to find out exactly what.

Great news for anyone who already sports an iPhone or even an iPod Touch, as the latest 3.0 OS has been introduced with well over 100 new (small and big) features. And since we already told you the most significant function— the Cut, Copy and Paste option has been one of those things people have been craving since long. But it’s not just for text because the iPhone OS 3.0 also allows you to copy and paste photos, spotlight search results,  and search support on IMAP servers that will save time logging in for emails.

There are many other features that should make the business user as well as the casual user happier. Here they are:

• improved stocks application that will keep you in touch with the market,
• anti-phishing feature
• auto log-in options for Wi-Fi and Safari
• music shuffle option
• voice memo application that allows you to record clips, much like a detective or astronaut going about his job
• peer-to-peer Bluetooth connectivity that will allow you to get in touch with other iPhone users, share data and even play games with them
• integrated push notification, that alerts when you receive a message on your IM or from another iPhone using the new connectivity option
• browse other’s content and even control external peripherals

So will this allow you to share music? Not likely it seems and that would dampen your spirits a tad bit. As for the price, the 3.0 OS will be a free upgrade to all iPhone users and will cost those with an iPod just $9.95. [via Gizmodo]