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Free Fallout: New Vegas Graphic Novel Preview Hits iPad [Ipad]
Have an iPad and a bit of time? Might want to check out the free preview of the Fallout: New Vegas All Roads graphic novel. More »
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This Week's Best Apps [Apps]
In this week's rockin' and rollin' round up: Shazam, improved; Spidey's webs, slung; photographs, bubble-ified; restaurant waits, crowdsourced; space, explored; to do lists, beautified; iPad music making, jettisoned into the future, and more! More »
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Apple Previews iOS 4.2, Still Syncs Like iPhone OS 1.0
Reiterating much of the iOS presentation by Steve Jobs, the new web page adds a few details to what iOS 4.2 brings in November. As Steve Jobs said, "it's all about iPad," and that's a shame because it should be about the cloud.
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Explore Space with NASA HD for iPad
NASA has just released an iPad version of its official NASA app for iPhone.
NASA HD is a free app that lets users view thousands of NASA images, information about current NASA images and videos, as well as live…
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Rumor: Galaxy Tab Might Also Be On Sprint As 4G and 3G Device [Rumor]
Boy Genius hears that the Galaxy Tab, Samsung's Android tablet already rumored to be on Verizon is heading to Sprint too. And, it'll have both 4G WiMax and 3G. Nice! [BGR] More »Bron:
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Flickr Studio voor iPad: foto’s, video’s en nog meer foto’s
Flickr Studio is een applicatie die het mogelijk maakt om op je iPad toegang te krijgen tot jouw eigen Flickr-foto's en die van anderen. van zowel je eigen vrienden op Flickr als wildvreemden. Via de Explore- en World-omgeving kan je zelfs zonder account de applicatie gebruiken.Bron:
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Apple Doubles iPad Production, May Triple Soon
The Apple iPad recently became available to ship within 24 hours for the first time since it began production in April. It looks like that might be due to a ramp up in production on the part of Apple's manufacturing partners, not a dwindling of interest.
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iHome Shows Off the First Speaker With Apple's AirPlay Built In [Airplay]
Let the grand effort to bring wireless music to every room in your house begin (I'm starting with the bathroom). iHome's teasing an Airplay-enabled stump that will have rechargeable batteries and be available for the holidays. [iHome via Engadget] More »
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Apple Reportedly Looking to Push Monthly iPad Production to 3 Million
According to a new research note from Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty, Apple's manufacturing partners are now pushing out two million iPads per month, with Apple urging them to boost production to thr...Bron:
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While lazy Adobe dithers and whines, others embrace Apple’s revolutionary iPad (with video)
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New NASA HD App for iPad With Expanded Content Available Free
NASA has unveiled NASA App HD, a new mobile application designed for the iPad. The application is available free of charge at the App Store from Apple. NASA App HD features live streaming video from NASA Television, an interactive map with links to all the agency’s field centers, quick links to feature stories and launch [...] -
Apple.com posts online preview of iOS 4.2 for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch
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Guitar Sidekick brings your phone to your guitar, while your guitar gently weeps
You may not want to be seen rocking one of these at your next gig, but if you've been trying to juggle your phone and guitar while using some of the endless number of apps out there, you might just want to consider this so-called Guitar Sidekick from Castiv. As you can see, there's not a whole lot to it -- just a bracket that attaches to the neck of your guitar, and an adjustable mechanism that will accommodate just about any smartphone (or even a PSP). No word on an iPad version just yet, but you can grab this one right now for $30.Guitar Sidekick brings your phone to your guitar, while your guitar gently weeps originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:42:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Apple looks to up iPad production to 3 million units per month ASAP
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The Wait for iPad 4.2 Seems Slightly More Unbearable Now [Ipad]
Apple's previewing everything that's new in iOS 4.2 for iPad, like AirPlay, wireless printing, and a couple surprises—text searching in Safari, finally. Just rubbing it in. The update needs to come fasterfasterfaster. [Apple] More »
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NASA HD iPad App Clears the Tower [Space]
NASA's new iPad app lets space-fans catch up with all the latest happenings, track satellites, watch NASA TV, leaf through its archive of fantastic imagery and much, much more. More »
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Toshiba looks to take on iPad with ‘Folio 100’ 10.1-inch Android-based tablet
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Apple now building 2M iPads per month to meet demand
Apple has doubled its monthly output capacity of the iPad and is now manufacturing 2 million per month to meet strong consumer demand, but the company reportedly would like to go even further and produce 3 million every month very soon.
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Plex announces partnership with LG, pledges to beat Boxee Box and Apple TV for free
We're excited about the Boxee Box, and the new-look Apple TV is intriguing, but no single box is as good as a box that doesn't exist yet does the same stuff. Confused? Sit down, let us explain. That's the point Plex is making in announcing its new partnership with LG, which will integrate Plex software into its 2011 Netcast HDTVs and Blu-ray players. Plex enables the same sort of functionality as those smart little boxes mentioned above, letting you serve content from a machine running OS X and push it to your TV or to a mobile device (iPhone and iPad right now, Android coming). Plex also supports all the major online streamers, like Netflix, Hulu, and even the BBC iPlayer. Lack of PC support is something of a bummer, but a Windows version is said to be coming, so even your beige box can soon get in on the box-free fun.
Continue reading Plex announces partnership with LG, pledges to beat Boxee Box and Apple TV for free
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iOS browsing is bigger than Android (6x) and Linux says NetApps
Apple’s iOS has become the third most popular platform on the Internet with marketshare that’s nealry six times larger than Android. Indeed, iOS is bigger than Linux, says Net Applications. Collectively the devices that run iOS — the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad — accounted for 1.1 per cent of all hardware on the Internet [...]Bron:
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