[image via Engadget] I love my iPad, but the more I use my iPhone 4, the more I wish for those added features. It’s a bit depressing really, because I keep wondering when I’ll get to have that multitasking goodness available to me. Turns out if I was a developer, that day could have been…
At a press event in Santa Monica today, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos threw his hat into the ring in the war on iPad’s dominance of the tablet market, with the announcement of a 8.9″ Kindle Fire HD.
A little over a week ago, I was with my wife and we were discussing what to get my Mom for mother’s day. For the past two years, we’ve been wanting to get her an iMac for either Christmas or her birthday. Of course, that’s a lot of money, and it’s not like we could…
Last time on the Unicorn, I promise. I’ve already deleted it from my desktop. Time to evaluate how I did on the iPad guessing game. Here’s what I wrote in the first portion: 802.11n Bluetooth Beefed up iPhone OS 4.0 Super Thin SD Slot Solid-state drive, maybe 128gb Sealed enclosure, no access to battery or…
In keeping with its yearly cycle of hardware refreshes for iOS devices, Apple is already hard at work on the next generation iPad. New details are emerging about the device and it could mimic the iPod Touch more in appearance. Rumors have swirled about the next generation iPad and new details are emerging. AppleInsider reports…
What do you need to know about iPhone OS 4.0? Here you go: Multitasking Pulls up a dock on the bottom of the screen when you double-click the home key. The dock displays all of your programs that are “running.” Programs aren’t really “running” in the background. Instead, Apple gives apps access to 7 actions…
We’ve heard about colleges giving students iPads before, but this is kind of a new level. That’s because Seton Hill University is going to give shiny new iPads to everyone of their full-time students starting in the Fall 2010 semester. This is kind of a big deal. From the site: March 30, 2010 – The iPad initiative…
There’s a little bit of everything in today’s pint-sized edition.
Love games? You’re going to love today’s batch of apps that are free for a limited time only! And non-gamers will find some goodies, too.
Classic games from yesteryear are finding new life on the iPhone and iPad — devices that have more than enough horsepower to run those old titles. More retro games are being added all the time, but here are 30 of our favorites. Another World Made for: iPhone & iPad, $3.99 Originally released: 1991, for Amiga…
Today is iPad day, apparently. The numbers are in – and by numbers, I mean heavy estimates – and they say that a metric ton of iPads have been sold. 120,000 as per an estimate on CNN’s Fortune Brainstorm Tech. Here’s how the numbers break down: 69% bought Wi-Fi only model 31% bought Wi-Fi and…
Here’s a tidbit that may tickle iPad lovers’ fancy. Or not. It depends on what you want for your next iPad. We just might get an iPad Pro that can support USB sticks, a mouse, and maybe even a keyboard. It’s not that the iPad Pro is fresh news. We’ve heard about the rumors about…
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