Does anyone use their smartphones as phones anymore? Faux pas, dude. Text me! Send an e-mail
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The Best IM Apps
On October 19, 2011, In Gadgets, by wxstowa
Does anyone use their smartphones as phones anymore? Faux pas, dude. Text me! Send an e-mail
Like an iPhone 4 hidden inside an iPhone 3GS case, Facebook’s iPad app has been found in its iPhone app code. Calling it “spectacular,” TechCrunch tells that the app can also be activated now
Like an iPhone 4 hidden inside an iPhone 3GS case, Facebook’s iPad app has been found in its iPhone app code. Calling it “spectacular,” TechCrunch tells that the app can also be activated now
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Facebook’s iPad App Is Buried In Its iPhone App
On May 17, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303
Dark Horse.
On May 17, 2011, In Gadgets, by klamka13303
Dark Horse.
On May 17, 2011, In Gadgets, by lsderotes
There seems to be no lack of options for cloud music players on Android these days, but what about your neglected iPhone? If you have a Dropbox account and use it to store music and podcasts, BoxyTunes makes it easy to grab those audio files on the go.
There seems to be no lack of options for cloud music players on Android these days, but what about your neglected iPhone? If you have a Dropbox account and use it to store music and podcasts, BoxyTunes makes it easy to grab those audio files on the go.
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BoxyTunes Turns Dropbox into a Cloud Music Player for iPhone and iPad [Apps]
On May 4, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor
Woodstock is perhaps the single most mythologized pop culture event of the ’60s, perhaps the most mythologized decade in pop culture history. And because your hippie aunt’s account of the historic concert can’t really be trusted (if she did it right), the interactive On the Way to Woodstock app is an invaluable resource for the tablet generation.
Woodstock is perhaps the single most mythologized pop culture event of the ’60s, perhaps the most mythologized decade in pop culture history. And because your hippie aunt’s account of the historic concert can’t really be trusted (if she did it right), the interactive On the Way to Woodstock app is an invaluable resource for the tablet generation.
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On the Way to Woodstock for iPad [App Of The Day]
The iPad’s native iPod app isn’t particularly pretty nor easy to use—you either get a dense list of artist names or a scattershot cover view—but even if it did get a swell redesign, it’s hard to imagine it existing in the same universe as the breathtaking cosmic music player Planetary. More
The iPad’s native iPod app isn’t particularly pretty nor easy to use—you either get a dense list of artist names or a scattershot cover view—but even if it did get a swell redesign, it’s hard to imagine it existing in the same universe as the breathtaking cosmic music player Planetary. More
The real Photoshop for iPad exists. Adobe showed it yesterday and it looks like a solid digital darkroom.
The real Photoshop for iPad exists. Adobe showed it yesterday and it looks like a solid digital darkroom.
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Why Photoshop for iPad Marks the End of the Desktop Computing Era [Video]
On March 29, 2011, In Technology, by wordek13
The publishers of Spin magazine released an iPad application that offers streaming music and quicker download times.
The publishers of Spin magazine released an iPad application that offers streaming music and quicker download times.
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Spin Takes a Different Approach to an iPad Magazine
In addition the the announcement of the iPad 2 , Steve Jobs just unveiled iMovie for iPad, so all your tablet video editing dreams are about to come true. So what does this new version of iMovie have in store for you? A precision editor, multitrack audio recording, some brand new themes, AirPlay to Apple TV, and the ability to share videos in HD.
In addition the the announcement of the iPad 2 , Steve Jobs just unveiled iMovie for iPad, so all your tablet video editing dreams are about to come true. So what does this new version of iMovie have in store for you? A precision editor, multitrack audio recording, some brand new themes, AirPlay to Apple TV, and the ability to share videos in HD.
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iMovie, GarageBand for iPad announced — $4.99 on March 11th