Highly recommended by Alex Lindsay over at TWiT - Gymbl - this is a stand for the iPhone with a beautifully designed case. The stand itself is worth the price of admission, but what clinches the deal is that the case is amazingly ergonomic and indestructible..
Unlike earlier iPhone OS devices however, the iPad only syncs over standard USB; it needs more power than that specification can deliver to actually charge. USB 2.0 only provides 2.5 watts for devices to pull in order to recharge their batteries. The iPad's power adapter...
Unlike earlier iPhone OS devices however, the iPad only syncs over standard USB; it needs more power than that specification can deliver to actually charge. USB 2.0 only provides 2.5 watts for devices to pull in order to recharge their batteries. The iPad's power adapter...
Whaaa ?? This completely took me by surprise.. You can install this Mac OS X extension on your Macbook or iMac and use your iPad as an extra monitor.. what's more, the iPad's touch interface will work well with your Mac apps.. craziness... Here is the link: ShapeServices...
Whaaa ?? This completely took me by surprise.. You can install this Mac OS X extension on your Macbook or iMac and use your iPad as an extra monitor.. what's more, the iPad's touch interface will work well with your Mac apps.. craziness... Here is the link: ShapeServices...
Reading on the iPad is quite a immersive experience. Here is the front page of WSJ as rendered on the iPad. It's very close to what the print edition looks like. The WSJ charges $17.29 a month for the full newspaper and archives. In the free version you only get...
Reading on the iPad is quite a immersive experience. Here is the front page of WSJ as rendered on the iPad. It's very close to what the print edition looks like. The WSJ charges $17.29 a month for the full newspaper and archives. In the free version you only get...
If you have an iWork.com account and have uploaded any documents there, you can easily whet those documents into your iPad. Just login to your iWork account in Safari on your iPad and then open the document to view. There will be a button on the top right corner "Open...
If you have an iWork.com account and have uploaded any documents there, you can easily whet those documents into your iPad. Just login to your iWork account in Safari on your iPad and then open the document to view. There will be a button on the top right corner "Open...
