| Ars readers recommend apps for your new iPad or iPad mini Ars Technica We recently recommended a handful of apps to get new iPad or iPad mini owners up to speed on some common usage patterns. But the buck didn't stop there: Ars readers also chimed in with several recommendations we thought were worth sharing. We've ... See all stories on this topic » |  Ars Technica |
| 30 best iPhone and iPad apps this week The Guardian (blog) Dennis Publishing has relaunched the iPad edition of its Men's Fitness magazine in the UK to be "fully interactive", with workouts, social features and most appealingly the ability to bookmark individual articles for a My Pages section, making them ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Guardian (blog) |
tuaw.com
One of the worst things a writer or an artist faces is the dreaded creative block when you can't come up with an idea that drives you to draw or write. One tool to help you get past this blank canvas state is The Brainstormer iPad app from Tapnik.
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| Presstomatic Scrapbooking App Launches For iPad, iPad mini AppAdvice Presstomatic, the social scrapbooking app, is now available on the iPad. Originally released in June on the iPhone/iPod touch, the free app helps users organize photos, videos, and stories into individual books for the world to see. One of the ... See all stories on this topic » |  AppAdvice |
TechCrunch
Tactilize, a self-publishing tool and content network for the iPad, launched last September. At the time, the only way to get content into the app was through a browser-based tool, which always felt like a little bit of a disconnect. Now, with the app ...
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| Google Now praises the iPad, but only if you ask it about giraffes The Next Web A bug in Google Now (and Google Translate) spits out some fairly amusing dialog if you ask it 'what is a Giraffe'. It appears to be a glitch having to do with ending an open-ended phrase in 'with' which appears either translation or input. For instance ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Next Web |
Ubergizmo
With the 7.9” display of the iPad mini, it certainly is smaller than the regular-sized iPad which means that there are uses for it which the regular iPad might be too big for. Now if your car does not have a lot of space but you'd like to trick it out ...
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| Zadzooks: Anomaly Korea review (iPad) Washington Times It's 2019 in Anomaly Korea (Chillingo and 11 Bit Studios, rated 9+, reviewed with iPad2, $2.99) and victory over an invasion of mysterious alien machines in Baghdad and Tokyo is short-lived when an infestation pops up in the Far East peninsula. Once ... See all stories on this topic » |  Washington Times |
Turn to 10
It was shocking enough when a St. Petersburg man found out the iPad he purchased from Walmart turned out to be a stack of pads of paper instead. Now it turns out it wasn't an isolated incident. The problem came to light when Patrick Metz said he bought ...
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