Because it’s a known fact that I’m an Apple fangirl, many people feel it’s their duty to let me know that they won’t be buying the iPad. That’s fine with me- people can certainly choose not to buy Apple’s latest product. But I’m not one of those people. In fact- and this is a wee…
Probably just like most of you, I am rarely without my iPhone and iPad. If I’m working, then add the MacBook Air to that short list. I am not addicted, no, never. It’s just that these gadgets are essential to my work-life balance, hence my sanity. Last week, however, I had to temporarily part ways…
It’s no surprise Apple is developing the next generation iPad but the rumor mill is pointing at a February 2011 release. According to Digitimes, Foxconn will begin shipping the iPad 2 around late February to early March next year. The initial shipment is rumored to be around 400,000 – 600,000 units which would make the…
Can’t decide which iPad to buy? Here’s an infographic design from Infographic Labs that compares the three versions, while also presenting several interesting statistics on the king of tablets.
To support Pixar’s latest box office hit, Disney Publishing has released a pair of book apps that allow younger viewers to relive the story of Brave. Here’s my take on them both.
The best thing Crazy Snowboard for iPad has going for it is how easy it is to play. You can literally pick it up and start playing in less than a minute, because the controls are super intuitive. The basic scheme couldn’t be simpler: just tilt your iPad to steer the avatar down the slopes,…
Oh, the iPad. For months, fanboys everywhere have been hoping, pining and sacrificing goats to beg Apple to finally release the Unicorn Tablet. It’s a day later and it’s out, now we just have to wait to get our hands on one. But the backlash I’ve been reading recently is pretty crazy. Here’s a few…
Apple released iOS 4.2 yesterday for the iPad, iPod Touch and iPhone. Here’s my ‘fingers on’ review with 4.2 for the iPad. iOS 4.2 measure measures up pretty well. I use my iPad as my main ‘computer’; it goes with my everywhere. I make a living from it doing freelance writing so it’s important that…
Apple has always touted the iPad as the perfect educational tool. Since its release, countless educational apps have been downloaded. With more recent iOS updates, the iPad is becoming an even more important part of the education sector. More than gamified educational apps, there’s plenty of innovation to go round if we look closely at Apple’s broader…
Did you know that apps make terrific gifts? This year, why not forgo the stocking stuffers in favor of some apps that your kids can play on your iPad? There are so many incredible apps in the App Store for kids, I couldn’t choose. So I let my 4-year-old do it for me.
If you’re looking for a stylish RSS reader that integrates your social networking feeds, you might think that Flipboard is your one and only option. Not true. Taptu is a beautiful RSS reader that presents all of your feeds with smooth side-scrolling, wrapped in a glossy package that’s as cool to look at as it…
In today’s gigantic special edition, there’s a wind tunnel simulator, a download helper, a people skills book app, and almost 20 games!
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