We all have daily routines. For some, these routines involve checking the same websites, social networks, apps and more, over and over again with no set schedule. Face it, it’s a waste of time, productivity is lost and what if you forget to check something you frequent and castrophe strikes?
Thankfully you’ll no longer have to worry about such matters due to the launch of Favomatic. Read on…
Apple today announced financial results for the fourth calendar quarter of 2011 and first fiscal quarter of 2012. Read on…
Reading books in iBooks is a magical experience, unrivaled by any other way to consume a digital books.
Flipping pages in iBooks the way students at the KAIST Institute of Information Technology Convergence imagined flipping pages is absolutely incredible. Read on…
Last week Apple announced a new initiative to reinvent textbooks with iBook Author and iBooks version 2. Joining Apple in this effort are publishers including: Pearson, McGraw Hill and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Read on…
Numerous studies have shed light on the health issues surrounding the use of traditional personal computers. Now the focus of more research has shifted to mobile and touchscreen devices.
The reason for the shift by researchers is the prevalence of smartphones and the popularity of the iPad. Read on…
Criminals in Canada managed to trick major retailers into selling consumers what they believed to be Apple’s iPad 2, but which turned out to be nothing more than a bag of clay. Read on…
The iPad 2S/iPad 3 (or whatever you want to call it) will hit the hands of consumers at some point in the next couple of months. Anticipating this glorious event, Chinese manufacturer, “Chinee”, has started selling cases for a device called the “iPad 2S”. Read on…
With tens of thousands of apps currently available for the iPad and iPhone, there is certainly no shortage of distractions to keep us smartphone-wielding humans entertained — but as it turns out, we’re not the only ones who could benefit from bit of beguilement.
That said, in hopes of staving off boredom in human and swine alike, a team of Dutch designers have created Pig Chase — an app for interspecies entertainment that playfully pits iPad users against real-life pigs, who might otherwise only meet one another on a plate. Read on…
There are some crazy accessories for the iPad, and the spiderArm Stand System for iPad 2 is no exception. It’s composed of arms that connect via a two base system that allow users to safely and securely position the iPad 2 anywhere they like, without it needing to be held.
The product contains 3 anodized aluminum arm pieces and two base options. Each arm is of a different length, and one base clamps to tables, desks, counter-tops…while the other base is a surface mount that uses screws for a more permanent and fixed installation.
When I was contacted about this product I was initially a little skeptical, as it just seemed like something out of a movie more so than something I’d ever use. However, after actually using it, I can say I found uses for it in my own home. Read on…
A new survey from IDG Connect offers great insight into how business and IT professionals use Apple’s iPad. Read on…
