Archive for August, 2010

Remember a couple of months ago when Apple release iOS 4 for iPhone? Back then Apple promise to make this available for iPad this fall. So, Apple’s Fall event is about to happen in a couple of hours from now. I’m really hoping that Apple will announce iOS 4 availability for iPads. I really [...]

There could be two reasons for the recent change in the shipment date of iPads at all online Apple Stores, from one week to now 24 hours upon placement of orders. One is that Apple might have enough supply of iPads now or that the demand is dwindling down. But then there are other countries with still [...]

To be honest,  I thought Farm Frenzy is a complicated game in the likes of Farmville, WeRule, WeFarm and others. But when I got the app for my iPad and fire it up, boy I was surprised to find out how simple this game is. And I also didn’t think that it will be fun. But it is! My family loves it. [...]

Mobclix has released their latest infographics, this time showing some really interesting facts about the iPad and iPad users. According to the infographics, there are 284, 989 iPhone apps that are compatible with the iPad. Rich Media Video ads have a higher Click-Through-Rates than traditional ads that [...]

I know that the iPad is supposed to be used without a keyboard. But still, others prefer to use it the old way. Can’t blame them because it is more convenient to type long texts using an actual keyboard. That’s the reason why Apple also released the wireless keyboard made specifically for [...]

If I have an artistic inclination, I would really love to join this Pogo Sketch iPad challenge, having recently bought the  sketch device for the iPad. Unfortunately I will not be as good as the other participants in this contest.  I’m referring to the 2nd Pogo Art Contests sponsored by Ten One [...]

With so many note taking apps available from the iPad App Store, it gets pretty confusing as to which of them really does the job done. The job of allowing you to transform your iPad into the traditional notebook. Fortunately, there are some that really stand out and one of them is WritePad 4.2. I’ve [...]

Call it coincidence or what, but just about after Yahoo unveiled its HTML-5 iPad optimized web app, here comes Google announcing a new feature of its own Gmail web app.  It’s actually a pretty simple new feature – particularly stacked card interface when working on multiple emails. So, [...]

If you don’t like checking your Yahoo Mail using the default iPad mail app, you might want to visit Yahoo! Mail mobile instead. Yahoo has made the mobile site HTML 5-friendly and optimized for better and faster browsing using the iPad Safari browser. You can check out the mobile site here -> [...]

For those who refuse to use Apple’s iBooks app to get their ebook reading fix, the iPad offers several alternatives. One of them is Barnes & Noble’s very own iPad app which just got an update and is now being called NOOK for iPad. The change in its name was made to re-align it with the [...]