by Gaurav on July 22, 2010
Apple has sold three million iPads in the first 80 days and it’s still going strong as ever. While the initial euphoria over the iPad’s stunning looks has now settled amongst the critical mass users, the iPad is now being touted as the “next big thing” in the enterprise segment.
Many analysts had questioned whether Apple [...]
by Simon Ng on July 20, 2010
This is a good news for those international customers who want to buy an iPad. Apple has announced that iPad will be available in Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand and Singapore this Friday, July 23.
Both WiFi and 3G models of iPad will be available on the same day. You can [...]
by Simon Ng on July 18, 2010
Other than the update of iOS for iPhone, Apple also released an update for the iPad OS with a version number of 3.2.1. The update contains a number of bug fixes and improvement. Most notably, it fixes the WiFi connectivity issue that was reported by some iPad users.
Other than improving the WiFi connectivity, according [...]
by Simon Ng on July 15, 2010
A couple months ago, I wrote a tutorial article that showed you how to view PDF file on iBooks app. In brief, it requires you to convert PDF file into ePub format before you can sync and view the PDF on iBooks.
With the release of iBooks 1.1 and iTunes 9.2, my guide becomes obsolete. [...]
by Gaurav on July 10, 2010
YouTube has recently launched a revamped version of its YouTube Mobile website, designed especially for HTML5 compatible browsers such as Safari on the iPhone and iPad. The site is apparently much faster and displays videos far better than the native iPhone/ iPad YouTube app developed by Apple. Since the site does not use Flash, it can [...]
by Gaurav on July 7, 2010
If you have been holding back on buying an iPad just because it does not offer Flash support, there’s good news for you. Comex – a popular iPhone community hacker responsible for the iPad “Spirit” jailbreak, has developed an iPad port of Adobe’s Flash runtime for Android. The application is codenamed Frash and is capable [...]
by Gaurav on July 6, 2010
A popular modern age saying goes “Where there’s a will, there’s a way and there’s an iPhone app for that”. US President and word’s most powerful man, Barack Obama, is the latest celebrity to join the iPhone app bandwagon. With the launch of ‘Organizing for America’ app, Obama has become the first sitting president to [...]
by Gaurav on July 4, 2010
So, you’ve done everything that you wanted to do on your iPad – watched movies, played games, read books and did loads of other activities. What next? Believe it or not, people are using the iPad in ways which are hard to believe. Some of them are innovative while others are simply ridiculous. For example, [...]
by Gaurav on June 25, 2010
iFixit, a company renowned for publishing online do-it-yourself guides for opening high profile gadgets has lived up to its name yet again. The folks at iFixit managed to grab an iPhone 4 a couple of days before the official launch on June 24th and published the first iPhone 4 teardown analysis on the internet. The [...]