I’ve got a little bit of a problem. I really like Craigslist. I really like it. I would say that on the average day I’m on there at least twice, looking for the latest truck for sale or rare part that I’ve been searching for. Before I got my iPad, I would use my iPhone…
Apple didn’t miss any opportunity to take a pot shot at the iPad’s competitors pointing out their low sales, small number of third party Apps and their reluctance to leave “The PC era.” Steve Jobs’ speech revealed part of what makes the iPad great: the competition. Low Sales, Low App Numbers, Low Everything Before the…
So you’ve just purchased your iPad (or iPad 2). Now what? Here are the absolutely crucial iPad apps that must be on your device. These are the apps that other iPad owners will make fun of you for not having. And they’re all free.
The latest update for the iPad, iOS 4.2.1 contains either a bug or restriction that severely limits what kind of USB devices are supported. The cause of this limitation seems to a power draw limitation in iOS 4.2.1. Before the update, the iPad could support compatible USB devices that drew up to 100ma of power….
It’s been a long journey, but the day has arrived. MailDeck hits the App Store today! In this special final part of our series on “How an App Is Made,” we take an up-close look at the final leg of the process: submission and publication.
During Apple’s iPad 2 event Steve Jobs touted Smart Covers for the device which shield the screen and wake the iPad when opened or sleep it closed. Here’s how Smart Covers really work. Months before the iPad 2’s debut Apple released Betas of iOS 4.3 to developers. Journalists and developers sifted through the Beta releases…
Back around mother’s day, I bought my mom an iPad and since then, it’s changed her life. No seriously, she loves the thing, and my father has been discussing buying her an iMac or even the new MacBook Air. But today, Apple snuck in a little tidbit to the iPad: Free laser engraving. Kind of…
The guys at Anandtech has reported that Apple has quietly upgraded the Apple iPad 2 that will result in positive benefits as far battery life is concerned. The new iPad version, referred to as iPad 2,4 (which takes into account the three other versions of Apple’s best-selling tablet) has junked the 45 nanometer, dual core…
A lot of parents these days take advantage of technology and use their gadgets to help their kids learn. More and more children are growing up learning off of YouTube through their TVs or iPads. However, not all children have the dexterity to properly handle devices. If you’re worried that your kid might accidentally drop and…
Don’t miss the terrific Death Rally in today’s games, along with some fun music utilities, and loads more. 30 free apps and 4 free songs!
Ever since they released the first iPad Mini, I have been in love with it. I waited for the second gen, and I wish I could get the latest one, but my Mini 2 is still holding its own. For those of you who have an iPad Mini 4 or are planning to get one,…
If you were watching the Oscars last night, then you probably saw the debut iPad commercial. Maybe even more than once. But if you haven’t, head on over to the Apple website to check it out. Go ahead, I’ll wait. A lot of sites are taking this ad apart like a Zapruder film, but I’m…
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