Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPad. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2011

Keyboard Case for the iPad 2 From Logitech

Logitech has put out a lot of interesting keyboards in the past like the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750, Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Bluetooth Keyboard, and the Illuminated Keyboard. And now they came out with this Keyboard Case for the iPad 2.

It looks like this guy is able to sync with the iPad 2 via Bluetooth. Logitech’s specially designed for tablets deliver an added dose of protection, convenience and style. In order to look stylistically in sync with the iPad 2, the Logitech Keyboard Case is also made out of precision-cut aircraft-grade aluminum while boasting military-grade, high-density padding. You can still carry out your Face Time conversations without a hitch, and with a flexible, folding hinge, it is a snap to place your iPad 2 in either portrait or landscape mode. You can get it for a price of about $99.99.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

Motorola XOOM With 16GB

Many say that Google's Android Honeycom is toughest competitors Apple iPad in market share. But unfortunately so far every tablet that comes with Android Honeycomb has been showing a high price. Considering Apple’s iPad 2 starts at a modest $499, this is $100 cheaper than the Motorola XOOM‘s $599.99 starting price tag off contract.

However, what’s to make note is that the Motorola XOOM that features this price tag has 32GB of internal storage as opposed to the $499 iPad 2′s 16GB. According to rumors, pack the thing with less storage. That’s right, reports have just surfaced that say Motorola is actually working on a 16GB version of the XOOM which will presumably come complete with a lowered price tag.
Unfortunately there’s virtually no official confirmation of this but it would seem like the next logical step for Motorola to take if they’re looking to further dent the iPad 2′s market share.

Bing Comes To iPad


Bing for iPad has just been released onto the iTunes App Store and it is Microsoft’s first app to make it onto the tablet device.
Bing for the iPad is the “decision engine” (not a search engine) that allows the user to browse news, images, movies, and business listings from the app itself. The user should find Bing for iPad “streamlined and intuitive”, and the user has the option for using voice commands to search. It also Bing Local and Map integration to help the user find places you are looking for from directions with real-time tracking to immersive aerial, road, traffic, as well as “bird’s eye” views.
You can get Bing for iPad for free at iPhone Store.

Saturday, April 2, 2011

Max and the Magic Marker Game for iOS

Max and the Magic Marker is essentially a new mobile version game of the PC/Wii game, and now available to iOSMax and the Magic Marker takes the concept that you can create a fun world within a fun world with a magic marker that is very magic. You can draw objects in the world and then interact with them. For example, you can draw a bridge to span a gap, or get more creative with balloons to float you to certain places. Think of it as a variation of the classic children’s book Harold and the Purple Crayon, but the Magic Marker has a limited amount of ink that has to be refilled.
The game feels a little claustrophobic on an iPhone and iPod Touch (note: it's compatible only with the iPhone 4 and third-gen and later Touches), but it's certainly playable. To really enjoy MMM, however, play it on your iPad, where the levels feel spacious and your finger has lots more room to draw.
Max and the Magic Marker is available at the iTunes store for $1.99.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Google TV iPhone remote app Now Available

Google has released an iPhone app for its Google TV allowing users of the two devices to control their set top box with their smartphone.
Although the app has been available on Android since December, the search engine has released the Apple friendly app for the first time hoping to entice in more users.
The new app is now available for iPhones, iPads, and iPods running iOS 3 or higher.
While the images show plenty of ways to get confused in which button to press – you’ll be able to app to find your favourite shows and movies just by speaking into your phone.
Google has so far struggled in the US to convince consumers and the industry to jump on board its Google TV offering. A promised roll out for the UK has yet to happen.
The app is free and available to download now.
Resource : googletv.blogspot

Sunday, March 20, 2011

State Plate, Game For iPad

State Plate has now come to the iPad. It is made so you can keep track of the state plates that you find, and you can even have it running in the background in case you want to check email or go to some other app.
State Plate is the ideal travel companion for kids of all ages. Enjoy the fun of hunting for license plates from all over the U.S. on your family vacation or a trip around town. Not only will State Plate keep track of your game, but it will give you vital information about the state, such as the capital, flag, population, flower, and bird. It also has some interesting facts that only Cliff Claven from Cheers would know. Another thing that makes the game/app interesting is that it has a “hand crafted interface” to “harken back to a simpler time”.
Toget this Apps you can Buy in iTunes Store for $1.99

Friday, March 18, 2011

Printer App For iPad

To print from ipad first you must install the printer app for ipad. There are plenty of iPad printing apps around but some are very complicated to use while a few others fail to deliver what they promise. Follows a list ipad printing app that you can use.
1.Print Magic HD
Print Magic HD can print images, text, and even web pages directly from your iPad with no need for any additional software. It can almost print anything, including maps.Download.
2.Print n Share
With Print n Shere enables you to view, store & print email, documents, files, attachments, photos, contacts and web pages on your iPad. It can even help you mount your iPad as a network disk. Download.
3. PrintBureau
PrintBureau is a super printing app for iPad. It has everyone one would need to print almost anything from an iPad. It can help you manage your files too. Download.
4.ePrint for iPad
this app has a strong printing for iPad that has a lot of formats, so it’s very versatile in that regard. And It’s pretty affordable too.Download.
5.Print Shop
Apps is a little different from other apps. Print Shop lets you create business documents (including letters, post cards,). And you can then print them to PDF or e-mail your work to others. Download.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

How To Reformat iPad

 If you want to reformat the iPad like a new again. There are two ways you can do, first from iTunes and from direct iPad.
Reformat and Erase Content Using the iPad
You can also erase all the iPad data directly from iOS:
-Tap on “Settings”
-Tap to “General”
-Tap on “Reset”
-Tap on “Erase All Content and Settings”
If you have a passcode set, you will be required to enter it before proceeding. Enter the passcode and then confirm that you want to erase all the data.
Going through iOS is generally a faster method and it will clear out all the settings and data, but it’s not considered as secure because it does not restore the iPad system software. Again once you are finished you can give the iPad to it’s new owner and connect it to iTunes to start anew.
Reformat and Erase the iPad Using iTunes
This will remove all of your apps, data, and settings from the iPad so that it is ready to be set up as a new device:
-Launch iTunes and plug your iPad into your computer
-Select the iPad from the list on the left side of iTunes
-Look under the “Summary” tab (it’s the default tab), and click on “Restore” as shown below
 -If you don’t want to maintain a backup of the iPad, click on “Don’t Back Up”
-The restore process will take a few minutes as it clears out your iPad data and then restores the iOS system software to the device
-The device has been reformatted and restored to its original state when you see the ‘Connect to iTunes’ screen