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iPad2, black, wifi only, 64GB
Apple, pampering its users as always, has added 6 hidden duplicate iPad split keyboard buttons invisible to the naked eye, but allows you to reach over in the gab to grab a key from the opposite side without actually having to use your opposite hand.
City Essentials is a wonderful app which helps you to swiftly sort out your current position and assist you to find out accurate information about your surroundings whatever you want. It is developed by Permeative Technologies and available for iPhone, iPad and Android. It is a paid app for iPad and free for iPhone and Android. This app makes you to feel free in new places by providing you precise information about your surroundings. Via Permeative
Moving assessments onto mobile devices may open the door to quicker feedback for students and teachers as well as richer data, but integrating them into classrooms can be a challenge. Via David Miller
Haven't heard of AnyPlay? That's not surprising. It's a small initiative slowly being introduced by Comcast into select cable markets.
Apple and education have always gone hand in hand, but Cupertino has taken a bold leap with iBooks 2, a full version update offering zero new features for those of us who graduated from school long ago. But for iPad-toting students, the company’s new digital textbook initiative is a revelation. Via J Lynn Lock
This Episode of the iPad Podcast concerns these stories, devices and apps: Apple?s Insanely Great 1st Quarter Results New York Times lengthy report on Apple ...
Next week a class-action civil lawsuit will be heard in San Jose to determine if Google, Apple, Pixar, Lucasfilm, Adobe, Intel, and Intuit conspired to eliminate competition for skilled labor.
Wednesday's unprecedented online protest has Senators racing for the exits on the Protect IP Act. A total of 13 Senators announced their opposition to the legislation, including 11 Republicans and two Democrats.
If you're living in fear of the robot uprising, Peter Norvig, Google's director of research, has some bad news: artificial intelligence (AI... Editorial We haven't gotten to the tipping point where Replicants can challenge humans. L8R, plasmaborne4rel
Want AirPrint capabilities but don't want to part with your current printer? Lantronix has an easy-to-use solution that may be a little pricey for some, but makes up for it in convenience.
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How would you like to crunch your way through big data on your iPad?
Tapbots are simple utility robots designed and engineered with care for the iPhone and iPod Touch. These applications are fun, easy to use, and extremely useful for everyone.
3:59 PM | Goldman is now asking about the iPad. Fastest product ramp, what is it about that product? No price cut, no storage changes ... what does it say about tablet market?
This 55 million is something no one would have guessed, including us. It took 22 years to sell that many Macs, 5 years for iPods, 3 years for iPhone, a trajectory that's off the charts. Pace of innovation on product off the charts, the ecosystem -- 170,000 apps for iPad -- but the reason it's so large is 1. The iPad stood on the shoulders of all that came before it. App Store in play, iTunes in play, people trained on iPhone, so they knew about multi touch, so much intuitive. I gave to my mother and she knew how to use it like this (snaps). You're using one, my mother uses one, 7 year old nephew using one, I go to Starbucks see them, enterprise, education, in my opinion fastest adoption across a wide range.
iPad is an amazing device and people owning one will definitely be aware of the its excellent abilities and faster access to Internet. There is no use in having an iPad if the Internet speed is slow. To get this done, you must have a proper router for wireless connections that is especially compatible with your iPad. Via Permeative
Join Ellison and his friend Weasel as he goes from tooting his trunk to becoming a star of the herd. Teach your own child how to find their own voice! Via Apps for iPads
This is a guest post on TechCrunch.com from Mitch Lazard, the CEO of mobile news reader Taptu. As such he has an interesting experience dealing with media publisher but interestingly he's been working for one himself: CNN. Via gdecugis, gdecugis
You can bring your iPad to the Super Bowl. Should you be allowed to?
Everyone saw the focus, the insistence, and the scorn for bozos – for people who were happy enough to get by. What people always missed about Jobs at Apple was the agile mind, able and eager to shift from the inside to the outside and back again.
In view of our focus, and the challenges the case presented, we decided to take an entirely different approach — and turn to an Apple iPad for our trial evidence presentation. We would still use a couple of documents blown-up on foam boards, for effect — but we didn't use TrialDirector or bring in an independent IT professional. Everything was managed directly from counsel table with minimal hardware and technology. Via christopherritter
Building Apple’s iPhone in the United States would demand much more than hiring Americans — it would require transforming the national and global economies.
Shared Paper is an iPad presentation app which is based on a huge scrollable canvas.
"The name, “Shared Paper,” is apt. What you get is a huge zoomable canvas on to which you can draw, write and edit your thoughts and ideas. Then you can share that canvas with other iPad users on the same network."
"Your blank canvas stretches in four directions to each side, but also inwards, into itself. Objects can be hidden inside other objects, revealed when needed. A scale at the top of the screen shows where you are in the wider document – the canvas is finite, but it’s also huge.
You can embed images, add text, change colors and brush sizes, select and move and rotate any object at will. The controls are kept at your fingertips and are easy to learn.
To turn the document into a presentation, you can select preset views of your canvas to display as a slideshow. The slideshow transitions can be simple fades, or a snazzy fly-through that zooms from one place on the canvas to the next."
Completed presentations can be exported as PDFs or as documents or images.
Shared Paper is available in the App Store for $4.99 http://itunes.apple.com/app/shared-paper/id450451819
P.S.: There is also a free version: Shared Paper Lite. This puts limits on your creating (25 objects in a document, and up to three documents at a time), but also gives people the chance to try the app, or to tune in wirelessly to shared presentations.
Features: http://www.dazzlelabs.com/shared-paper/Features.html
Video tutorials: http://www.dazzlelabs.com/shared-paper/Video.html
Find out more: http://www.dazzlelabs.com/shared-paper/Home.html
Read more about it: http://www.cultofmac.com/135239/make-prezi-style-presentations-on-your-ipad-with-shared-paper-review/ Via Robin Good, Jesús Hernández
A survey issued Monday by IDG Connect shows that 91% of business and IT professionals use their (http://www.imore.com/ipad-2) more for business (91% of surveyed business pros use iPad for work communication | iMore
Apple is slated to announce the fruits of its labor on improving the use of technology in education at its special media event on Thursday...
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