Apple posted a new page to Apple.com about the iOS 4.2 update for iPad that we’ve all been waiting for. I’ve gotten so comfortable with many of the new features available in iOS 4 on my iPhone 4 that my iPad experience almost seems flawed at times.
Here’s what to expect. (With photos)
Yesterday, during Apple’s annual September press conference and iPod refresh, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the new Apple TV along with new iPod Shuffle, iPod nano and iPod Touch devices, with the latter running the upcoming iOS 4.1.
If you’ve been wondering why Apple TV has been a “hobby” for Apple up until this point, here’s why: the integration of iOS4 and supporting devices is now seamless thanks to apps like Apple TV remotes for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch and for media software like AirPlay.
File this one under Overkill.
PhotoFast, the same crazy folks who designed a RAID 0 CompactFlash Adapter for miniSD cards, has introduced the IPADock. But if you thought it was just for your iPad, you’d be sorely mistaken.
I believe that minimalism in gadgetry is an attribute worth striving for. So, you might imagine that I would like the PadFoot designed by Michael Cornelissen and sold by Shapeways.
Are we there yet? Why is that man yelling? Can I have a drink? I have to go to the bathroom. What are those two dogs doing? How much longer until we get there?
If all that sounds familiar to you, then you’re probably a parent who’s been on a long drive with your offspring. While it’s great to spend time with the family, sometimes you just want a little quiet time during a long drive so you can focus on getting to your destination safely.
If you don’t have one of those fancy (and expensive) entertainment systems in your car but you own an iPad, then the Griffin CinemaSeat may just help relieve you of some of the backseat chatter whilst you’re driving (I could have used one of these during our ten-hour drive to OBX for our family vacation…)
Verizon has just announced that it will provide live TV to its FiOS customers on their iPads. Today, the company demonstrated an application running on an iPad with a channel selection that mirrors the lineup available to any FiOS subscriber on their televisions.
