This is a guest post by Jesse Langley.
The student-produced OneSchool app touts itself as everything students need on a campus to thrive … and order pizza. The truth is that there are places it goes beyond, but also places where it could go a little further. (more…)
The iPad is a device which, in many cases, allows one to be as productive as is possible when sitting in front of a laptop or desktop. Leostream Connect is an app that allows one to maximize productivity on a tablet more possible than ever. (more…)
Many would not find an app touting the “the ability to sign legal documents, contracts and forms on your iPhone and iPad” as exciting, but Softsign IS exciting, offering much more than document signing. (more…)
As a child my favorite PC game was minesweeper. I wasn’t very good mind you, but that didn’t deter me from playing it over and over again. Minesweeper Q for iPad has rekindled my fascination with the game, one which seems custom-tailored for the iPad’s multi-touch screen. (more…)
Visit a Walgreens near you and you may find employees known as a “health guide” to assist in filling a prescription, easing symptoms of an ailment and more. (more…)
When it was announced in February, Livestand, a personalized, digital newsstand for the Apple iPad and iPhone, seemed like an interesting idea. Today, 9 months later, the app is finally available.
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As one who writes for a living on a variety of topics, I find myself in constant need of a way to craft anything from stories to legal documents. Often what I write begins its journey from idea to the end audience on my iPad. For those, like me, who compose anything, from a 140 character Tweet, to a full-fledged research paper, Textkraft English is the iPad app you need. (more…)
Most storybook apps for kids involve a ton of interaction, animation, and sounds that are supposed to keep them engaged and interested. However, this sometimes defeats the whole purpose of reading. So it’s nice to see one of these apps that takes the approach that books are books, regardless of the form, paper or digital. “Curly Hair, Straight Hair” isn’t going to win any awards for innovation, but it’s a nice little story that my two kids enjoyed.
There’s a new app for developers who want to create, edit, and run code on their iPad, Codify ($7.99). (more…)
A must-have app for the iPad is that from The Weather Channel. Today The Weather Channel has made the free app even better by completely revamping it with tremendous new features and promising a more seamless user interface with greater insight into local weather conditions. (more…)
