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News, Reviews, & Opinion
I've Ditched My iPad for an iPhone 4
Gizmodo's Brian Lam says:
"Three months ago I couldn't imagine a life without my iPad's big beautiful screen. Today, I am living
that life, having ditched my iPad for the iPhone 4, almost
completely....
"It's mostly the screen....
"Here's where I feel a little terrible: Imagine if the iPhone 4
launched before the iPad? I can say with certainty that I would have
not purchased an iPad. And now, I'm considering selling mine to help
pay for a notebook computer that I need pretty badly...."
Link:
I've Completely Ditched My iPad for the iPhone 4
How to Stretch Your iPad's Battery Life
WikiHow says:
"Just as with an iPhone or iPod touch, the battery life of your iPad
will be shorter during heavy use. However, there are some measures you
can take to keep your device on and active for hours of enjoyment, and
this article explains what you can do to lengthen the battery
life."
Link: How to
Extend the Battery Life of an iPad
Next Gen iPad: What Consumers Want Apple to
Add
Vouchercodes' Nick Barber reports:
"Two thirds as many shoppers would prefer the next generation of the
Apple iPad to support Flash or feature USB ports over a built-in
digital camera, new research reveals.
"Almost half of consumers (48%) wanted USB connectivity to upload
files and more than 44% called for support for Adobe Flash Player,
according to the poll of 3,000 people commissioned by leading German
shopping website Gutschein-Codes.de, compared to
just 29% in favour of a built-in digital camera."
Editor's note: It seems here that consumers have more common sense
than Apple does. Lack of USB is my biggest gripe about the iPad, and
having no Flash support is just dumb. cm
Link: Next-Gen Apple
iPad Survey Results Released
DIY iPad Stands You Can Make at Home
LapWorks president and chief designer José Calero says:
"There is no shortage of imagination when it comes to unique and
creative ways of inventing an iPad stands. We are happy to present a
few that we found on the Internet. They may not all be attractive but
hey, they work. And more than likely, they were very low cost.
"Of course there are other ways to make an iPad stand with lots of
different materials in lots of different configurations. If you should
happen to come up with a creative way of making an iPad stand please do
send a photo - we'd love to exhibit it on or site. Please send it to:
jose@lapworksinc.com
"If you would like to get an overdose of the many DIY iPad stands
that creative individuals have come up with, go to YouTube and type in
'ipad stands'. Sit back with your bowl of popcorn and be dazzled.
"Good luck and do give one of them a try.
"PS - If You'd prefer to have something a little more formal, you
can opt for one of our ready-made LapWorks iPad stands"
Link: Do It Yourself iPad
Stands
RIM BlackPad to 'Cost $500, Launch in
November'
The Register's Rethink Wireless says:
"Late last month RIM acquired the blackpad.com domain, causing a
snowballing of BlackBerry Tablet rumours. This week, news is that RIM
has supposedly employed Taiwanese notebook manufacturer Quanta to make
the devices....
"The latest rumour cites the device as having a 9.7" screen, at odds
with the previous news that RIM had purchased a large quantity of 8.9"
screens from manufacturer Hon Hai. Features that seem more certain are
a front and rear facing camera, WiFi and 3G, BlackBerry 6.0 and a price
of around $500. There's also speculation that it will be powered by a
1 GHz Marvell processor."
Link:
RIM BlackPad to 'Cost $500, Launch in November'
Majority of Workers Use Cell Phones in the
Bathroom
PureMobile.com reports:
"According to CareerBuilders.com, 57% of mobile workers (meaning
people who primarily work on the road), use their unlocked cell phone
while in the bathroom. And I'm not going to lie, I do this regularly
myself. Polling 5,200 respondents, they found a host of interesting
stats. Not only do we engage in dirty behavior, the majority of us also
engage in extremely RISKY behavior. 54% of all workers admitted to
checking their phones while driving, and in no surprise, in their never
ending quest to make a sale, 66% of sales workers admitted to
smartphoning behind the wheel. In one of the most disturbing responses,
half of all health care workers admitted to using cell phones in their
cars. We can only hope that statistic does not include ambulance
drivers.
"It truly is an addiction...."
Link: 57% of Workers
Use Their Cell Phones in the Bathroom
Mobile Phone Makers Don't Want to Talk About
Radiation from Their Products
Hardmac's Lionel says:
"For many years the debate has raged. Are mobile phones and the
relay antennas dangerous to health? One is still far from a consensus
on the subject and the confrontations on this are still ongoing.
"...not all mobile phones are equal concerning the emissions . . .
Some emit much more than others and the manufacturers are supposed to
communicate on this subject . . . The mayor of San Francisco
. . . has passed a law obliging the labeling on the packaging
[to note] the rate of 'radiation' emitted."
"These manufacturers do not listen. The CTIA... has just started a
legal proceeding against the city of San Francisco demanding that it
cancel this regulation since it is in opposition with the US federal
laws . . . Obviously, they do not want this information to
disturb their marketing policies...."
Link: Mobile Phone
Manufacturers Do Not Want to Talk Much About Waves Emitted from Their
Products
Shootout: BlackBerry WebKit Browser vs. iPhone 4
and Android-based Samsung Captivate
CrackBerry's Kevin Michaluk reports:
"If there's
one feature BlackBerry users have wanted to see improve on their
devices more than anything else, it's the BlackBerry web browser. With
BlackBerry 6 that wish can finally be crossed off the list, as the new
web browser with WebKit rendering finally makes browsing the web on a
BlackBerry an enjoyable experience. Compared to the old browser, it's a
night and day difference.
"But how does the new BlackBerry web browser stack up to the latest
and greatest devices from the competition? I wanted to know the answer
to that myself, so with some help from Dieter we cleared the cache on
the BlackBerry Torch 9800, Apple iPhone 4 and new Android-based Samsung
Captivate and put the devices head to head to head in a one take, no
messing around web browser shootout...."
Link: Shootout: New
BlackBerry WebKit Browser vs. the Competition (iPhone 4 and Samsung
Captivate)
Early Take on India's $35 Tablet: 'Fairly
Impressive'
Cnet Crave's Leslie Katz reports:
"Remember that $35 tablet out
of India we told you about last month? If you want to see the
much-talked-about prototype in moving color, a gadget show on Indian
television just featured an exclusive hands-on that could help
dissipate some of the skepticism about the device.
"'Everybody actually said, "It cannot happen, a $35 tablet," and not
only does it exist, it works and it works brilliantly,' said Rajiv
Makhni, co-host of the show 'Gadget Guru'...."
Link: Early Take on
India's $35 Tablet: 'Fairly Impressive'
Apps & Services
Life Announces Photography Book and Wallpaper Apps
for iPad
PR: Life today launches two new iPad apps:
photography book "Wonders of the World" and a Wallpaper app containing
25 iconic Life photos.
"Wonders of the World" features more than 100 photos of some of
the most amazing creations in the world, old and new, man-made and
natural. With accompanying text, the editors of Life take you on a
visual journey to more than 50 sites, including the Grand Canyon,
Eiffel Tower, Pyramids of Giza, and Galapagos. One of the first
photography books for the iPad, the app includes a filmstrip tool for
quick image navigation through more than 100 photos.
Life's Wallpaper app, featuring classic Life imagery, is the first
in a series of themed wallpaper apps from Life that will allow users to
use iconic photos for their iPad screen background. It brings Life
photography to the iPad through 25 of the world's most beautiful and
iconic photographs, captured by Life's legendary photographers. In the
months to come, consumers can expect more than a dozen new themes such
as Landscapes, Animals, Landmarks and Travel among others.
"Wonders of the World" is available from the App Store for an
introductory price of $4.99, which will be valid until September 5,
2010.
The Life Wallpaper app is available from the App Store for
$1.99.
Link: Life Wonders of the World
(download
link)
Link: Life
Wallpaper (download
link)
Discover: Wikipedia in an eMagazine Format
PR: Discover by Cooliris is an elegant and effortless
way to read, explore, and search for information from Wikipedia in a
beautiful magazine-style interface.
With its simple page-by-page navigation, intelligent search
capabilities, and stunning graphics, you can easily flow from topic to
topic and get immersed in new, interesting articles, without being
overwhelmed by too much information at once.
Available only for the English version of Wikipedia. More versions
coming.
Features
- Read, explore, and search Wikipedia like a rich, glossy
magazine
- Table of Contents - Pinch
- Search - Swipe down
- History - Swipe up
- Wikipedia Hyperlinks - Tap and hold any word or phrase
- Related Articles - Turn iPad to landscape
- Random Article of the Day - Shake iPad
- Facts, Maps & Stats - Swipe left of any article's main
page
User Settings
Go to
your iPad settings > Discover to:
- Clear history
- Change font type and size
- Change default cover
Tutorial & Help
Shake iPad to return to the cover, swipe right, and then rotate iPad
to landscape to see the help menu.
New In Version 1.0.1
- Based on user feedback, we have significantly reduced the frequency
of the same ad appearing. It now appears once per user session,
allowing for a much smoother user experience. More improvements
coming!
Link: Discover for iPad
(download
link)
Car Tell App Allows Access to Confidential Used
Car Dealer Prices
PR: Confidential used car wholesale auction prices. Find out
what dealers pay for their used car inventory. Discover the price
beyond the blue book.
Automotive Data Systems (ADS) announces the release of Car Tell
Auction Prices 1.0 for the iPhone. Car Tell Auction Prices is designed
to empower and protect consumers during their vehicle purchase
negotiations with used car dealerships. Car Tell Auction Prices
provides users with highly valuable confidential pricing information
showing what used car dealers actually pay for cars in their
inventory.
With Car Tell Auction Prices you gain insider access to Automotive
Data System's vast network of confidential wholesale dealer auction
prices for your region or compare prices in other regions. In the dicey
world of used car buying, knowing what a dealer paid for a specific
year and model can give you the upper haggling hand. Being savvy to the
real markup he has worked in to a specific vehicle's price can give you
the negotiating leverage you need to land the fairest deal in the
land.
Before you get in it, find out what they have in it.
This critically important information has, until now, been nearly
impossible for the average consumer to access or attain. The simple to
use app allows you to browse through 60k records from the last 30 days
covering all makes from everyday passenger cars, hybrids, trucks, SUVs'
and minivans to high end exotics like Lamborghini separated into East
Coast, Midwest and West Coast regions. Sort by year, make, model and
price or create custom detailed searches allowing you to filter the
results down to mileage, year or price ranges for a specific make and
model.
"With Car Tell Auction Prices, along with Web and WiFi technology,
ADS is protecting buyers around the country from paying outrageous
prices for used cars," said Laurence Gorman, Automotive Data Systems
founder and CEO.
The product comes out of Gorman's two primary interests. In 1988, he
started exporting American performance and exotic cars to Japan and has
owned several car dealerships in the US since. His I.T. background
drove him to found a software company whose product is aimed at car
dealerships. Gorman was one of the first and largest pioneers of
ecommerce car sales on the Internet in the late 90's.
Makes Covered
Acura, AMC, Astin Martin, Audi, Bently, BMW, Buick, Cadilac,
Chevrolet, Chrysler, Daewoo, Dodge, Eagle, Ferrari, Ford, GEO, GMC,
Honda, Hummer, Hyundai, Infiniti, Isuzu, Jauguar, Jeep, Kia,
Lamborghini, Land Rover, Lexus, Lincoln, Maserati, Mazda, Mercedes
Benz, Mercury, Mini Cooper, Mitsubushi, Nissan, Oldsmobile, Plymouth,
Pontiac, Porsche, Rolls Royce, Saab, Saturn, Scion, Smart Car,
Sterling, Subabru, Suzuki, Toyota, Volvo.
Device Requirements
- iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
- Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later
- 1.1 MB
Car Tell Auction Prices 1.0 is $9.99 (or equivalent amount in other
currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store
in the Lifestyle category.
Link: Car Tell
Auction Prices (download
link)
Accessories
Karvt Wooden Skins for MacBook, iPad, and
iPhone
PR: Karvt skins are hand-crafted in the USA and offer
customers a simple and effective way to completely remodel their Apple
laptop, tablet, or smartphone. These skins are made of 100% real
authentic wood that use a professional grade 3M backing adhesive that
sticks perfectly to your computer or touchscreen device.
Karvt is owned by Mac enthusiasts Kurt Barbee and Sean Herman.
Sean is a designer by trade but also a scratch deejay and skateboarder
at heart. He's traveled the world making music with some of biggest and
best performing artists around such as the Godfather of soul, James
Brown and Grammy Award Winning artists Arrested Development. His love
of all things design, coupled with his constant monitoring of all
things fresh , have led him to become a go to guy when someone seeks
the services of a multidisciplinary designer.
Kurt is someone who has always been a huge fan of technology and has
been inspired by the DIY attitude of the indie rock, punk and
gig-poster subcultures. Kurts interest in computers and art finally
merged a couple years ago when he started his own laser engraving
company, which specialized in collaborating with artists from all over
the world to extend their work in the new, exciting medium of laser
engraving . These two decided to take their unique skill sets and
produce a tangible product that employed aspects of beautiful design
along with cutting edge technology.
They say because their Mac protects their livelihoods, whatever
they may be - career, hobby, leisure-whatever it is, it's in the Mac.
Our Macs take on our personality and its hard drive supplements our
memory. These pieces of hardware come together and create a partner who
not only listens but makes things more convenient for our daily lives.
We constantly put our personalities into our computers, why not put
some of that person on the outside? Why not feed our Macs superficial
craving for attention? Why not show some personality on the outside of
the computer? Lets face it, we love our Macs and iGadgets. Plain and
simple, we are cooler then the other laptop, tablet, and smartphone
owners. Why not rub it in their face that they have plastic skins &
and we have organic, durable, wooden ones.
How It Works
Karvt skins are hand-crafted and offer customers a simple and
effective way to completely remodel their computer. These skins are
made of 100% real authentic wood that use a professional grade 3M
backing adhesive that sticks perfectly to your notebook.
How to Apply
- Step 1. Remove Backing.
- Step 2. Center the Apple.
- Step 3. Slap it on.
No seriously. Those are the directions. No more bubbles with cheesy
vinyl sticker skins. Enjoy.
The Karvt skins come in bamboo, cherry, maple, pine, and walnut -
available stained or unstained - and are backed with 3M adhesive for
easy stick-on. The laptop skins all sell for $35, except for the
"Artists Series" that uses laser etching to add a layer of design to
the wood and which sell for $50.
The iPhone 3G skin is $15, and the iPhone 4 skin is $25. Karvt hand
crafts each of there products in the US, and no part of the process is
ever outsourced, the company says.
Link: Karvt
Griffin Technology Unveils CinemaSeat, Stylus, and
New Cases for iPad
PR: Griffin Technology Inc. have unveiled their next series
of devices for iPad: CinemaSeat, Stylus; and new cases: Reveal, Elan
Form Graphite, and Outfit. These new accessories cleverly blend form
and function for a wide range of uses.
CinemaSeat
CinemaSeat turns iPad into the perfect in-car entertainment system.
This automobile solution holds iPad in a padded frame that gives easy
access to controls and ports. On the back, a wide, adjustable strap
routes around the car's headrest and holds iPad in place with Velcro
closures, perfectly positioned for back seat riders to watch video,
listen to music, play games, and more. A stretchy mesh pocket provides
convenient storage for small items.
Stylus
Griffin's Stylus for iPad gives users more control to write, sketch,
tap, and drag on iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, or other touchscreen
devices. Stylus is a balanced pointer with a soft rubber tip, custom
designed to mimic a finger. The omnidirectional tip adapts to any
writing style, right- or left-handed, providing more control while
keeping the Multi-Touch display free of fingerprints and smudges. It is
perfect for sketching, drawing, gaming, and photography apps, and any
other where the user needs a finer degree of control than a finger
allows. Stylus includes an integrated clip that securely attaches to
bag pockets and pencil loops.
Reveal
Griffin's Reveal case protects the back of the iPad with a clear
plate of durable polycarbonate. Around the edges, inside and out,
Reveal hugs iPad with a one-piece wraparound rubber cushion. The
cushion is slightly raised in the front so that the Multi-Touch display
never has to come in contact with hard surfaces. On the back, a thin,
molded foot gives iPad stability on a tabletop, and cutouts around the
rim give access to ports and controls.
Elan Form Graphite
Elan Form, Griffin's signature premium case, is two layers of
durable protection for iPad in a simple, slim design. An attractive
woven-look synthetic outer layer is bonded to an impact-resistant inner
shell that snaps snug around your iPad. Elan Form Graphite provides
complete protection as well as complete access to audio output jack,
dock connector, Multi-Touch display, and all controls.
Outfit
Sleek, stylish, hard-shell protection for iPad in a smooth matte
finish. Outfit is a super-slim shell that snaps on and stays put,
surrounding iPad in durable polycarbonate to protect against dings and
dents. Outfit gives total protection for iPad, yet allows total access
to the Multi-Touch display, audio jack, and dock connector. Now
available in translucent Clear, Blue, Purple, and Smoke colors.
Griffin's latest accessories for iPad are now available at major
retailers everywhere and online at griffintechnology.com
Presentation
iPad Space Dock Stand: Low Profile Modern Design
Carved from a Solid Rod of Aluminum
PR: Since the iPad burst onto the scene on April 3rd
users have been searching for stands, carriers and other accessories to
make using their iPad more friendly and convenient. LapWorks, Inc., a
leader in laptop desks and desktop stand design, is proud to announce a
new addition to its lineup of iPad stands that's sure to please iPad
users everywhere.
iPad owners know just how cool and convenient this electronic device
can be. The iPad does so much and can be used in so many ways that it's
hard NOT to use it all the time. Eventually, the question becomes when
do you put it down? As the multiplicity of variable uses grows, iPad
owners eventually become aware that they can't hold their iPad in their
hand all the time. Well . . . . maybe they could set it down every once
in a while.
And for those times when they absolutely have to put the
iPad down for whatever inexplicable reason, LapWorks has the perfect
stand they can trust with their new iPad companion. It's called the
iPad Space Dock named for the small amount of space is requires and for
its futuristic docking design.
Naturally, the iPad Space Dock allows users to position their iPad
in both portrait and landscape postures and the perfectly fitting
docking channel is lined with a felt-like material to comfort the iPad
while it is temporarily docked. The iPad Space Dock is not limited to
one single incline angle either. The T-shaped support arm has three
incline positions so users can select the best viewing or reading angle
that works best for them. It's the perfect solution when you want to
support your iPad in an upright posture but with minimal impact on your
iPad's overall slimline profile.
Finished with a brushed aluminum surface, the iPad Space
Dock is only 5-1/2" long by 1-1/8" wide and weighs just 10 ounces. The
T-shaped support arm provides exceptional support and stability that
allows users to enjoy viewing movies, reading books, news articles and
YouTube videos all from a handsfree relaxed position. Display the iPad
proudly with this elegant yet smartly designed stand on desktops,
coffee table or any other space suitable for showing off the iPad's
unique design.
The iPad Space Dock, adds yet another impressive product to
LapWorks' already impressive lineup of computing solutions for
students, travelers, businessmen and women, homemakers and computer
users everywhere.
Price - $64.95
Introductory Price - $54.95
Link: iPad Space Dock
Stand
iPad Chair from Elite Home Theater Seating Custom
Tailored for Optimum iPad Use
PR: Sitting in the sleek new "iPad Chair" designed by Elite
Home Theater Seating, it's hard not to feel a bit like a Star Fleet
Officer on the bridge of the Enterprise as you stare into a big
beautiful touch panel. As the whisper quiet motor reclines the seat
back while raising the foot rest, you are swaddled by the ergonomically
designed chair. Strategically placed lumbar support, elbow positioning,
and a seat cushion normally found in a European sports car, all combine
to help create the ultimate iPad experience.
With the Luxa2 H4 iPad holder firmly securing the
remarkable device in its tight grasp with its 6 rubber pins, you can
now wield the power of the iPad in total relaxation with both hands
free. The holder slides into the existing cup holder of the Elite HTS
chair, and can then swivel and pivot 360 degrees. In addition, the iPad
can be rotated vertically or horizontally, and can even be positioned
flat like a table. Like malleable modeling clay, a dynamic mechanical
joint hinge holds any position, and delivers all the pivoting
action.
Company Founder and CEO Bobby Bala of Elite Home Theater Seating
explains why he was inspired to create a more relaxing iPad experience.
"The iPad is a user friendly, relaxing tool that allows you to complete
tasks in a fun, efficient, and enjoyable way. The one drawback however,
is that it can be a bit difficult to find the optimum ergonomic
position when using it, especially since one hand is usually required
to hold it. We wanted to enhance the iPad experience by increasing the
comfort level of the user. Our testing indicates this increases the
level of interaction and escapism with the device."
In addition to sitting back and reading a digital copy of the New
York Times, or listening to your favourite music, the chair also
becomes command central for providing complete home automation through
the iPad.
Companies such as Crestron and Home Logic now offer downloadable
apps that transform the iPad into a beautiful, large home theater touch
panel. With the Crestron Mobile Pro G app made specifically for the
iPad, your personal fortress can be controlled by simply tapping the
screen to select movies, view various security cameras, adjust light
levels, room temperature, and volume with just a touch.
Elite Home Theater Seating is a manufacturer of custom, hand crafted
home theater furniture. Their user friendly, interactive website allows
you to build your own custom theater seating. To build your custom
recliner, or for more information on the iPad chair, visit:
View video on
YouTube.
Link: Elite Home Theater
Seating
Protection
OtterBox Cases for iPad
PR: OtterBox and Apple fans alike have been eagerly awaiting
the arrival of unbeatable protection for one of the most innovative
products to date. With web, email, photos and video, the iPad can do
almost anything and now it can go anywhere with Defender Series and
Commuter Series cases from OtterBox.
Designed to accompany on-the-go lifestyles, the Defender Series case
for the iPad combines a two-piece polycarbonate shell lined with soft
felt, silicone outer skin and a self-adhering screen protector for
rugged protection. An additional polycarbonate cover snaps over the
face to protect the Multi-Touch display or can function as a built-in
stand while browsing the web or watching a video. Silicone grip pads on
the bottom of the case prevent the iPad from sliding when sitting on a
flat surface. The case also accommodates the optional dock
accessory.(*)
The OtterBox Commuter Series case is another option to keep the iPad
pristine. Starting with a self-adhering screen protector, the device is
then wrapped in durable silicone and fortified with a one piece custom
molded polycarbonate shell that snaps perfectly over the outside.
Layers not only safeguard the iPad from unsightly scratches and dings,
but also make it easy to slide out of any backpack or briefcase. The
case also features snap-off access to the optional iPad dock.(*)(*)
"The new Defender Series and Commuter Series cases for the iPad are
truly one of a kind," says OtterBox founder and CEO, Curt Richardson.
"This is OtterBox innovation at its finest; customers won't be able to
find more complete iPad protection."
Defender Series Case for iPad
Environmental Protection:
- Drop and shock - protection against drop, bump and shock
- Dust intrusion - dust does not enter in a sufficient quantity to
interfere with satisfactory operation of equipment
Colors:
- Layer 2: Black
- Layer 3: Black
Dimensions of case only: 9.99" (253.75 mm) X 7.89" (200.53 mm) X
0.94" (23.98 mm)
Approximate Weight of case only: 12 oz (340.19 g)
Commuter Series Case for iPad
Environmental Protection:
- Added protection against bump and shock
Colors:
- Layer 2: Black
- Layer 3: Black
Dimensions of case only: 9.84" (250.14 mm) X 7.73" (196.47 mm) X
0.79" (20.31 mm)
Approximate Weight of case only: 6.5 oz (183.7 g)
Link: OtterBox iPad Cases
Proporta Shine Case Adds a Feminine Touch to
iPhone 4
PR: Say good-bye to textbook leather cases for your
iPhone, girls . . . It's not often that a case is just as
desirable as the gadget or device it's housing. However, the new Shine
Case for your Apple iPhone 4 from Proporta manages the trick in fine
style. A sleek high gloss patent leather exterior is available in red,
blue and black, fits like a glove and looks as stylish as can be.
But
it's inside that the Shine Case really comes into its own. An internal
mirror makes it the ideal accessory - whether you want to check your
make up before a night out or that all important business meeting (or
see how bad your hangover face is on the way to work). And for a
stylish yet subtle twist, the mirror is framed with a choice of lining
nautical stripes, floral or zebra print.
Key Features
- Dress to impress
- High gloss patent leather in a choice of three colours
- Internal mirror
- Framed with a choice of three beautiful print linings
The Shine case is covered by Proporta's "Never Argue" returns policy
- if you're not happy with your order, let them know and they'll refund
you
The Proporta Shine case sells for $36.95
Link: Proporta
Shine Case
