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News, Reviews, & Opinion
Steve Jobs 7" iPad Attacks from Beyond the
Grave
The Register's Rik Myslewski notes that rumors of an impending iPad
Mini continue to proliferate, with The New York Times being the latest
to weigh in, and Bloomberg and The Wall Street Journal already having
had their say, so it's a good time to recount the late Steve Jobs'
arguments as to why such a device will be doomed to failure - with an
attempt to move down into the less-expensive Amazon Kindle Fire and
Google Nexus 7 market being exactly what Cook & Co. are planning,
exactly what Steve Jobs said would be a bad idea.
Some quotes from Mr. Jobs:
"Almost all [Android tablets] use 7" screens as opposed to iPads
near 10" screen. Let's start there.
"One naturally thinks that a 7" screen would offer 70% of the
benefits of the 10" screen. Unfortunately, this is far from the truth.
The screen measurements are diagonal, so that a 7" screen is only 45%*
as large as iPad's 10" screen. You heard me right. Just 45% as
large."
"Apple has done extensive user testing on touch interfaces over many
years, and we really understand this stuff. There are clear limits of
how close you can physically place elements on a touchscreen before
users cannot reliably tap, flick, or pinch them. This one of the key
reasons, we think, the 10" screen size is the minimum size required to
create great tablet apps.
"Every tablet user is also a smartphone user. No tablet can compete
with the mobility of the smartphone - its ease of fitting in your
pocket or purse, its unobtrusiveness when used in a crowd.
"Given that all tablet users will already have a smartphone in their
pockets, giving up precious display area to fit a tablet in their
pockets is clearly the wrong trade-off. The 7" tablets are tweeners:
too big to compete with the smartphone and too small to compete with an
iPad."
Link: More Steve
Jobs iPad Mini Attacks from Beyond the Grave
Enjoying the Google Nexus 7 but Yearning for a 7"
iPad
New York Times blogger Nick Bilton says that in the past, when he's
tested a new Android tablet, the process is usually open the box, spend
a few minutes trying to figure out where the power button is to turn it
on, shuffle through the software, and then quickly realizing that it
isn't a contender to the iPad, it goes back in the box. However, he
says that with Google's new Nexus 7, the opposite happened. He's been
using it a lot, and while it hasn't convinced him to switch from iOS to
Android, which he still deems clunky and confusing, it's making him
yearn for a 7" version of the iPad.
He especially likes the 7" form factor's handholdability, with the
Nexus 7 weighing in at just over half the iPad's weight, and after
experiencing the Nexus 7 for two weeks and realizing the potential of
an iPad with a 7" screen, he'll be lining up to buy an iPad Mini.
Link: Enjoying the
Google Nexus 7, but Yearning for a 7-Inch iPad
Growing Demand for Smaller Tablets
PCMag's Tim Bajarin says that whether or not Apple is planning a 7"
tablet for the near future, 7" tablets are becoming a rather important
product in the market, a a real demand having developed for 7" tablets
as media consumption devices, which are are smaller and lighter but
more than capable for viewing mobile movies, listening to music, and
even reading magazines. Early studies reveal that Generation X and
Generation Y users are more than comfortable using this smaller screen
tablet, while older generations prefer the larger versions.
However, Bajarin concedes that a 7" tablet is really too small for
any serious productivity usage, and that when it comes to heavy lifting
tasks like editing large documents or spreadsheets, even the 9.7" iPad
falls short in functionality.
Link: The Growing
Demand for Smaller Tablets
'The iPad Is Only Enterprise-ready in
iFantasyLand'
The Register's Matt Asay says that while Apple has given us much
with its iPad, it hasn't given us is a serious replacement for the
conventional laptop or desktop computer, maintaining that while Apple
enthusiast magazines like Macworld may hype the iPad as "The New
Business Machine", the reality is that the iPad is only
enterprise-ready in iFantasyLand.
Asay observes the uncomfortable truth that across the board, Apple's
iPad apps are consumer grade, with Apple's Numbers and Pages dismissed
as pale shades of their Microsoft competitors, and that with nearly
every Apple app that runs on both the desktop and iPad, the iOS version
is subpar, although he concedes that while Apple's Numbers, for
example, is a weak-kneed alternative to Microsoft's Excel, a third
party could develop a serious Excel replacement that runs on the
iPad.
However, he makes the general observation that while we may indeed
be entering the post-PC era, you'll want to keep a Mac around for
larger, more complex tasks - probably for a few more years, at least.
Asay notes that if you've ever tried to do production heavy-lifting
using iPad apps, you know what a drag they can be on getting work done,
with even simple things like embedding images in documents or emails
made almost gratuitously difficult in the iPad experience and
counterproductive to getting work done in the enterprise.
9.7" Apple iPad next to 10.6" Microsoft Surface. (image
from Dead Zones)
Then there's Microsoft's soon-to-be-released Surface tablet computer which will
support business productivity apps that enterprises want, and they're
not going to be the toy versions that Apple ships for the iPad, Asay
noting that 62% of mobile developers are saying they plan to develop
for Windows 8, according to a Vision Mobile developer survey.
In any event, someone is going to make enterprise-grade applications
for tablet computers, although Apple appears to have neither the
interest nor the ability to do so, while Microsoft will be offering a
core application suite that enterprises need to get work done, and
until Apple does the same, he can't see the iPad being more than a
spectacular bring-your-own-device success story that ultimately gives
ground to platforms that deliver hardware and serious software.
Publisher's note: You can buy an iPad today, or even an Android
tablet, but the version of the Microsoft Surface running Windows
8 RT on an ARM processor isn't expected until October 26, the
official release date for Windows 8 - and it will only be able to
run software written for its 4-core ARM CPU. The x86 Microsoft Surface
Pro, which will run standard Windows software, is expected in early
2013, and when it arrives, I expect it to be a runaway success
as a replacement for or alternative to Windows notebooks, netbooks,
and Ultrabooks - but not so much as an alternative to the iPad but
because it can run the Windows software people are used to or that is
required by their jobs. dk
Link: Seize Your Moment,
Microsoft: iPad Is Rubbish for Enterprise
Apps & Services
Scan, Print, and Fax from Your iPhone, iPad, or
iPod touch
PR: Mobile smart phones
are changing the way we live, socialize, and do business. Our phones
have replaced many other once-common tools, from GPS devices to
handheld gaming consoles, notebooks, calendars, point-and-shoot
cameras, newspapers, and portable audio players.
At a local technology event in San Jose, Nexscience, a
California-based startup, announced the release of a new mobile
application called iScanner for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The app is
the latest in a series of innovative ideas introduced to Apple users by
the developer community.
The new application allow users to download, scan, print, fax, view,
and share documents on their iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. It supports
Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, PDF, text, and wide variety of
sound and image file formats. Users can download files from virtually
anywhere: from the Internet, from a computer in their WiFi network,
through a USB cable, or from an external file management system like
Google Docs.
"Mobile Smart Phones are now capable of doing what we used to do
with our desktop computers" says Faisal Faruqi, CTO for Nexscience and
an Industry veteran. "With more and more computing power and rich
hardware capability in smart phones, the innovation in applications is
taking the benefits of mobile technology directly to common users"
Device Requirements
- iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad
- Requires iOS 3.2 or later
- 14.4 MB
iScanner 1.0 is $3.99 (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and
available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Business
category.
Link:
iScanner
Canon USA Launches Mobile Printing and Scanning App
for iPhone and iPad
PR: Canon USA has announced the availability of the Canon
Direct Print and Scan for Mobile Application for iPhone and iPad. The
application provides users with a mobile print and scan solution that
easily integrates their iPhone and iPad with their Canon imageRUNNER
and imageRUNNER ADVANCE systems.*
The Canon Direct Print and Scan for Mobile application provides
communication between Canon multifunction products (MFP) and an iPhone
and iPad, allowing users to perform print and scan functions between
the two devices, such as scanning from the MFP to an iOS device or
printing from an iOS device to an MFP.
"The Canon Direct Print and Scan for Mobile application allows our
customers to manage their printing needs on the go," says Sam Yoshida,
vice president and general manager, Marketing, Business Imaging
Solutions Group, Canon USA "The users workflow process is streamlined
through instant access to important documents along with the ability to
utilize Canons renowned printing technology for high-quality
results."
The Canon Direct Print and Scan for Mobile application is available
for free from the App Store on iPhone and iPad.
Canon Direct Print and Scan for Mobile, coupled with a compatible
Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE or imageRUNNER MFP, expands the capabilities
of the mobile workforce with an array of printing and scanning
opportunities. Customers will now be able to easily print emails, PDFs
and photos from an iOS device to a Canon MFP, scanning hard copy
documents from a Canon MFP to an iOS device, and remotely manage Canon
MFPs, print finishing features, and scan options from an iOS device
(e.g., select paper size selection, select scan resolution, duplex
printing, color vs. black and white, select number of prints, collate
and more).
Link:
Canon Direct Print and Scan for Mobile
Accessories
Griffin Technology Selling Schatzii Smart Cloths
for Cleaning iPhones, iPads, Other Touchscreen Devices, and Laptop
Screens
PR: Mobile accessory leaders Cleer Gear and Griffin
Technology have announced a partnership to sell the Schatzii Smart
Cloth, billed as "the ultimate screen cleaner," on the Griffin
Technology website. The Schatzii Smart Cloths are available now on
GriffinTechnology.com to provide ultra-clear Antibacterial Screen
Cleaning for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other touchscreen
devices. The Schatzii is available in a variety of cool & unique
designs and patterns.
Schatzii Smart Cloths are claimed to make all your touchscreen
devices sparkling clean and virtually germ-free, without having to use
any messy sprays or wet wipes, which can damage your electronic devices
and leave a residue.
"We've teamed up with Cleer Gear to offer their line of Schatzii
Smart Cloths to our customers, who are avid mobile users always seeking
convenient solutions to keep their devices smudge and germ-free," says
Scott Naylor, Griffin Technology's Director of Product Development.
"Available in a variety of fun colors and designs, we're pleased to
offer the Schatzii Smart Cloths on the Griffin website."
Schatzii Smart Cloths are treated with AEGIS Microbe Shield, a
fabric treatment that is claimed to provide the Schatzii with
Antibacterial, Anti-Static and Anti-Dust protection for your devices.
Schatzii screen cleaners are naturally hydrophilic, meaning they absorb
oils, dust and moisture left from your fingers rather than spread them
around. They are made of 100% Microfiber for 100% Scratch-Free
Cleaning, and provide high performance cleaning that allows you to
quickly clean your touchscreens like iPhones and iPads, making them
spotlessly clean and smudge-free with only a few quick wipes No spray
required.
"Schatzii Smart Cloths make cleaning your screens & lenses easy
and convenient when you're on the go without looking around for a spray
bottle," says Peter Tsou, Cleer Gears CEO. "We are pleased to partner
with Griffin Technology, and hope to together deliver new &
innovative products like the Schatzii Smart Cloth to the mobile
market."
These
screen & lens cleaning cloths are durable and machine washable for
long life, and are dual-sided, with a plush microfiber side for buffing
and a uniquely patterned silky smooth side for polishing your favorite
gear.
The Schatzii Smart Cloths are available now in many trendy designs
to fit everyone's taste and style such as Twister, Buddha's Feast, GI
Joe and the Bond - available for sale on the Griffin website now. The
Schatzii can also be customized and branded with logos and licensed
artwork.
Schatzii Smart Cloths retail for $11.99.
Link:
Schatzii Smart Cloths from Griffin
Link:
Schatzii Smart Cloths from Schatzii
GoSmart Precise Stylus for iPad and Other
Touchscreen Devices
PR: GoSmart, Inc. has announced the GoSmart Stylus for iPads,
touchscreen tablets, smart phones and other devices. Made of
ergonomically designed solid aluminum, 
the GoSmart Stylus features a flexible
patent-pending see-through Teflon coated stainless steel tip with
Capacitive Coupling Technology for precision pointing, perfect for
painting, drawing, sketching, scribbling, writing, clicking, and
selecting on any touchscreen device, even with sticky protective
covers.
gosmartpaint.jpgGoSmart Stylus' Teflon-coated metal tip quietly
glides on the iPad or other touchscreen for clear and accurate
visibility for a precise touch unimpeded by clunky foam or plastic
discs which encumber most other styluses. The GoSmart Stylus tip is
claimed to be strong and flexible at the same time, pivoting easily to
accommodate various hold angles, never scratching your devices
touchscreen display.
2 Models with Aesthetic Design: No Tapping Noise When Taking
Notes
Priced at $24.95, the GoSmart Stylus is available in two
ergonomic designs: 300 Series (rocket-shape style) and 200 Series
(pen-shaped style). Both designs include two rare earth magnets
embedded inside for attaching the stylus to the newer iPads. And unlike
other plastic styluses, you won't hear tapping noises when using the
GoSmart Stylus - a key feature for silently taking notes during
meetings.
Capacitive Coupling Technology
The GoSmart Stylus provides unique clarity and precision via its
patent-pending tip, which employs Capacitive Coupling Technology, the
principle that a conductive wire has electric fields extending well
beyond the wire itself. By combining several wire rings, the GoSmart
Stylus acts like a solid conductive surface with minimal material,
providing a clearer view of the touchscreen display.
"The GoSmart Stylus experience is completely different from anything
else on the market," says Jae Son, President and Inventor, GoSmart,
Inc. "With GoSmart, now you can finally write, draw, and select with
fine detail on your iPad. And unlike most styluses on the market that
have a thick rubber or plastic disk tip making it difficult to be
precise because you cant see exactly where the tip is touching, the
GoSmart Stylus unique see-through tip gives you clear precision to
click smarter."
YouTube Videos:
GoSmart Stylus General Features:
- Flexible patent-pending Capacitive Coupling Technology stainless
steel tip.
- Tip is see-through for clear and accurate visibility.
- Smooth writing, painting, and drawing.
- Works with sticky protective covers.
- Quiet - no tapping sounds.
- Strong and flexible.
- Does not scratch the screen.
- Includes two rare earth magnets for attaching the stylus to the
iPad or other magnetic surface.
GoSmart
Stylus is available in two models:
GoSmart Stylus 200 Series:
- Shaped like a standard pen.
- Made for those who like to keep things simple and
straightforward.
- Includes a clip for easy storage in your pocket.
- Made with the same high quality materials and precision handling as
300 Series.
GoSmart Stylus 300
Series:
- Features unique aerodynamic rocket-ship look and solid ergonomic
feel.
- Constructed from solid aerospace-grade aluminum.
- The caps rocket fin shape complements the body design, preventing
the stylus from rolling, and allows the GoSmart Stylus to stand on its
own.
The GoSmart Stylus 300 Series and 200 Series will be available
August 8, 2012, priced at $24.95 each, available for preorder now at
the GoSmart site or through Amazon.com.
Link: GoSmart
($24.95 at Amazon.com: 200 Series in black,
blue,
red,
white;
300 Series in black,
blue,
red,
white;
replacement
stylus tip, $7)
Presentation & Protection
iPhone Case Adds Stun Gun Feature to iPhone 4
PR: A startup called Yellow Jacket have designed a iPhone 4
stun gun case claimed to be easily deployable with one hand. In less
than two seconds, both safety mechanisms can be deactivated and the
Yellow Jacket stun gun is ready for action.
The Yellow Jacket iPhone stun gun case is claimed to be capable of
stopping an aggressive attacker with a 
650K volt of electricity
flowing from its electrodes and into the assailant upon contact
providing a potential victim with the opportunity to escape danger.
Yellow Jacket's battery also provides one full, complete charge to
your iPhone 4.
The developers say that creating a safe product was the number one
focus of their design team, noting that Yellow Jacket features a safety
switch and a rotating electrode cap, both intended to prevent
accidental discharge. Theoretically, a user can disable these safety
mechanisms by moving the switch forward, rotating the cap downward, and
then be ready to press the activation button to fire the electrodes and
be prepared to confront an assailant in less than a second. The
smartphone is securely snapped into Yellow Jacket's inside housing
assembly, and the rubber sleeve then wraps around the device, giving
Yellow Jacket a smoother look, feel, and added protection to your
smartphone.
Yellow Jacket is charged through the same charging cord as the
matching smartphone model. The first Yellow Jacket model is for the
iPhone 4 & 4S, so in this case, an iPhone phone charger could be
plugged into Yellow Jacket. Yellow Jacket is claimed to be capable of
extending your smartphone's battery life by up to 20 additional hours.
A switch on the bottom is capable of alternating Yellow Jacket's
battery from standby power of the stun gun to actively powering the
smartphone. Also by switching this device to powering the iPhone and
plugging the device in, the iPhone can be charged without requiring
removal from the device.
The size and weight of Yellow Jacket was of secondmost design
concern behind the safety features of the product. Yellow Jacket is
comparable in size to an Otter Box Defender or Mophie Juice Pack.
Coming in around 1" in thickness, it adds another 3/8" in height and
nothing in the form of width. The device weighs approximately 4 ounces,
and when coupled with an iPhone comes in at 8 ounces, keeping the
device impressively light. Overall, Yellow Jacket in no way hinders a
user from one handed operation or extended periods of time holding the
device.
The shock Yellow Jacket delivers is incapacitating and capable of
inflicting pain and injury, but the effects are claimed to be temporary
and a subject will recover in a matter of minutes. The developers note
that stun guns are legal in most of the United States and World,
although there certain states/countries do prohibit the sale and use of
stun guns, and that even in states that allow stun guns, airports,
courthouses and other venues prohibit electroshock weapons, and that
while traveling through a public airport, you will be required to check
your Yellow Jacket into your carryon bag and retrieve it at your
destination.
Link: Yellow
Jacket (video)
Luvvitt Gorilla Skin Back Cover for New iPad
PR: The Gorilla Protective Back Skin fits snugly to the back
of any iPad 3 and iPad 2 for added protection. Made from a high-tech,
multilayer structure with pressure-activated adhesive, the futuristic
alternative to traditional iPad cases is durable, long lasting and heat
resistant.
Eli Altaras, the founder and CEO of Luvvitt says: "The Gorilla
Protective Back Skin for iPad is the next generation of iPad covers and
is a very exciting new addition to the range. We have made it our
mission to source the best, newest and most innovative 
accessories that combine ultramodern design features with
the highest levels of usability the Gorilla achieves this
effortlessly."
The protective skin features the same aluminum color as the back of
the iPad itself, keeping the sleek curvature of the tablet intact while
providing high-level protection against dust, dirt and scratches.
The multilayer material with new micro glass beads technology that
makes up the iPad cover is pressure activated. It can be fixed, removed
and moved with ease throughout the installation process. Application is
simple and can be completed in minutes - simply align the skin with the
back of the case and when in position, wipe a finger gently across the
skin itself to activate the micro-bead adhesive. Once stuck in place,
the Gorilla Skin will fit snugly until removed, fending off marks and
abrasions to keep the iPad 2 or 3 looking as good as new.
When it is no longer needed, the protective iPad skin can be peeled
off quickly and easily. It will not leave any residue on the device
when removed.
To order The Gorilla Protective Back Skin for iPad securely online,
visit luvvitt.com.
Shipping is free for United States.
Link: Luvvitt Gorilla
Skin iPad Back Cover
CAZE Zero 8 Pro Claimed to Be World's Thinnest
Case for the New iPad
PR: CAZE has announced a new addition to its family of Zero 8
series for the New iPad (3rd Generation), Zero 8 Pro (0.8mm), which it
claims is the world's 
thinnest clear case for the New iPad, measuring just 0.8
millimeters. The Zero 8 Pro is designed to compliment the Smart Cover
and is sleek, slim and formfitting, with a Lock-on feature to keep the
iPad securely fastened to the Apple Smart Cover.
The case is precisely engineered to fit the new iPad's multimedia
openings for easy camera, speakerphone and microphone access. It
maintains the sleek profile of the new iPad without compromising on
either protection or good looks. Charging is easy since you don't have
to remove the case. To ensure the back of the new iPad receives 360
degree protection, an Edge Sticker is provided for applying on the edge
of the iPad before attaching the Smart Cover. If you don't use the
Smart Cover, Zero 8 and the Edge Sticker alone are enough to protect
the back of your new iPad. 
Instead of just leaving one large
opening over the speaker there is a mesh grating that offers a bit more
protection without altering the sound in any way. One noticeable
advantage to this model is that the opening for the Smart Cover is
narrower, leaving almost no gap between the two accessories. Together
with the Edge Sticker, 100% of the iPad's metal back would be
protected.
Looking for a super slim case that will protect your new iPad (3rd
Generation) and fit the Smart Cover? That's what CAZE Zero 8 Pro
(0.8mm) case does. As the name implies, Zero 8 Pro (0.8mm) is very slim
with a maximum wall thickness of 0.8mm. Just snap the case in place,
and use your Smart Cover as you normally would. It's made of durable
TR-90 material which is lightweight, remarkably tough, highly flexible,
shatterproof and highly resistant to UV damage.
Zero 8 Pro (0.8mm) is a bit raised to protect your screen from
further scratches when laid on a flat surface. To ensure all-around
protection, the package comes with an Edge Sticker and a front screen
protection film for added shield.
Included with the case are an Edge Sticker, a front screen protector
and a microfiber cloth.
The Zero 8 Pro Ultra Thin Case sells for $29.90
Link: CAZE Zero 8 Pro
for New iPad
Twelve South Presents The Little Black BookBook
for iPhone
PR: Twelve South has unveiled a Classic Black version of its
BookBook case for iPhone 4/4S as well as a refreshed Vintage Brown
version. Like the original, the new black version of BookBook marries a
wallet with an iPhone case, creating one convenient iPhone accessory.
The Classic Black BookBook for iPhone, designed at the request of
customers, and the Vintage Brown BookBook for iPhone are available now
at twelvesouth.com and soon at Apple Store for $59.99.
BookBook for iPhone, introduced by Twelve South in 2011,
launched the iPhone wallet category. The hybrid wallet and iPhone case
looks like a pocket-sized book. Open it up and you will see that it
holds a drivers license/ID, credit cards, cash and iPhone, eliminating
the need for both a traditional wallet and an iPhone case.
iPhone features become even more valuable when combined with
BookBook. For example, Find My iPhone becomes find my wallet - it's
like a GPS for your billfold. Passbook, a new feature in the upcoming
iOS 6, will store your digital cards right next to your plastic cards.
And now you can share thousands of pictures of your kids or pets vs.
the six plastic coated versions in your previous leather wallet.
"Taking pictures is just as easy," says Andrew Green, Creative
Director of Twelve South. "You simply pull the top red tab out, push
the iPhone up and snap a shot. You can always count on the highest
performance from your iPhone camera when the camera is fully
exposed."
The Little Black BookBook for iPhone and for MacBook.
In addition to handsome looks, BookBook cleverly disguises iPhone
and your activities inside. While you may be texting a friend on your
iPhone, from the outside it looks like you are studying the classic
works of Shakespeare. Are you memorizing a short poem, or playing a
quick game of Angry Birds? This stealthy security of BookBook lets you
access iPhone in many places a regular iPhone case could not.
Both the new Vintage Brown and Classic Black BookBooks are
hand-distressed so no two are exactly alike. Since it looks like a mini
book, BookBook disguises your wallet and iPhone, while protecting you
from looking like everyone else and letting you streamline your life by
trading your traditional wallet and iPhone case for a BookBook for
iPhone.
Link: The Little Black
BookBook for iPhone (video)
Retro Camera Style Back Cover for iPhone 4/4S
PR: Features:
- As a Camera
- Unique
- Stylish and Comfortable
- Perfect as a gift
This accessory is suitable for:
- Apple iPhone 4
- Apple iPhone 4S
Packaging: Gift Box
$22.99
Link: Camera Style Back
Cover for iPhone 4/4S
Hard Disk Style Back Cover for iPhone 4/4S
PR: This protective case measures 11.2 x 6 x 1 cm, and is
designed for both iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The iPhone 4S case is
constructed of solid polycarbonate in order to protect the iPhone 4 or
4S from bumps and scratches, 
and the backing of the iPhone
4 case features a unique hard disk drive design, and comes with subtle
details from an original hard disk drive, so you can use the protective
case to disguise your iPhone 4 as a hard disk drive. Apart from that,
the custom cutouts allow you access all the buttons and functions of
your iPhone 4 or 4S.
Features:
- As a Hard Disk
- Unique
- Stylish and Comfortable
- Perfect as a gift!
This accessory is suitable for:
- Apple iPhone 4
- Apple iPhone 4S
Packaging: Gift Box
$22.99
Link: Hard Disk Style
Back Cover for iPhone 4/4S
