Highborn HD for iPad- app review
August 24, 2010
Highborn is a turn-based strategy game for iPad set in a fantasy environment with paladins, wizards and warriors. What sets Highborn apart for the mix of other worthy turn-based games is it’s humor and asynchronous multiplayer gameplay.
You start the game off with “Archie” your wise-crackin…
iPad live podcast #18: Magically delicious
August 24, 2010
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iPad ads are magically delicious, netbook sales that are hurting, more better Yahoo! and Gmail, more crazier 7-inch iPad rumors, and is the competition finally — finally — coming? Grab your air horns folks, that is iPad live!
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Genius recommendations added to iPad App Store
August 8, 2010
Try out some new apps with Genius recommendations in Apple’s iPad store.
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Apple has quietly updated its iPad App Store, allowing the tablet’s owners to find apps with the help of the company’s Genius recommendations.
When iPad owners load up their App Store app on the table…
Scratch Proof your iPad
August 6, 2010
for the Apple iPad
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Military grade patented material engineered for your specific device
Unique properties provide self-healing qualities
Helps reduce the appearance of fingerprint smudges and smears
Includes free lifetime replacement warranty for the life of your device
Trusted worl…
Microsoft thinks Apple is selling too many iPads
July 30, 2010
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, under whose watch Office, Windows, and Server profits have soared while mobile has stumbled and faltered, was bombastically candid when addressing Apple’s 3.3 million strong iPad install base:
“they’ve sold certainly more than I’d like them to have sold.”
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Amazon’s new Kindle competes with iPad on price, focus
July 29, 2010
Amazon’s new Kindle comes in a smaller, darker package and they’re positioning it to compete with Apple’s iPad (which can plus read Kindle books) on price ($139 for Wi-Fi $189 for 3G) and a laser-like focus on reading.
All-New, High-Contrast E-Ink Screen – 50% better contrast than an…
iWork for iPad: About File Sharing
July 21, 2010
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With File Sharing in iTunes 9.1, you can copy files to your computer you created on your iPad with Keynote, Pages, and Numbers. You can also do the reverse of this and copy files from your computer to your iPad, to be used with your iWork apps. For example, if you start a Pages document o…
iPad at Work: Audio Visual Coordinator
July 18, 2010
How does an audio visual coordinator use his iPad to get the job done and what iPad apps help get him through his day? TiPb’s iPad at work contest aims to bring you just such slices of the iPad life. Here’s Aaron’s answer and as a small token of thanks we’re sending him a $20 iTunes gift…
My favorite iPad applications
July 11, 2010
Some of the early commentary about the Apple iPad dismissed it as just a big iPhone or iPod Touch.
Today, I am listing the applications I find most useful on my iPad and comparing them with my iPhone favorites. And I must say that I’m struck by how different the two lists are.
My iPhone sits i…
Blogshelf for iPad – app review
July 10, 2010
Blogshelf for the iPad is an RSS reader that displays your feeds as magazines on a shelf. Imagine iBooks filled with blogs – that’s Blogshelf. that reader is visually appealing and works great.
When you open Blogshelf, you are presented with 3 shelves filled with your favorite blogs designed …