• iPad 3 and the next generation of iPod Nano information leaked online

    Posted on February 2nd, 2012 David Brooks No comments

    Hi everybody, today, I would like to share some leaked information about your long anticipated iPad 3 and the next generation of iPod Nano. Besides the iPhone 5, fans around the world have paid a lot of attention to Apple’s next generation of iPad and iPod nano as well. The iPad 3 has been semi-confirmed to have a “Retina” display made by LG Display Comp., Ltd. (KS:034220) (sister company to LG Electronics Inc. (KS:066570)).  A report in The Korean Times quotes LG Display CEO Young Soo Kwon as confirming that Retina-display iPads are in production.  The publication writes, “[Kwon] said more smartphone manufacturers will release new models employing LG’s “Retina Display’’ that has been used in iPhones and iPads.”

    According to the report from BGR, a “trusted resource” person declared he had got the detailed information about the much anticipated iPad 3, which was leaked from iBoot development too. And from these data, we could conclude a lot of detailed specs about the upcoming iPad 3, the most excited of which is that iPad 3 will adopt Apple’s new CPU code – S5L8945X (the Apple A4 model was S5L8930X and the A5 was S5L8940X), the A6 quad-core processor, which would absolutely produce better video and device processing performance than iPad 2. Users could own better user experience with iPad 3, like to watch DVD movies on iPad 3, and better video gaming experience.

    iPad 3 informationThe second news is about the next generation of iPod Nano. Based on macrumors’ latest news, a picture showed bellow indicates the appearance of the next generation of iPod Nano, showing little difference with its predecessor. From the appearance of this picture, the next iPod Nano features with a camera, which is said to be a 1.3 megapixels camera for convenient video shooting and image capturing.

    iPod NanoAbout the release date of iPad 3 and the next generation of iPod Nano, we could make a guess that the iPad 3 might be released in the quite near future, just like the first iPad release time, while the next generation of iPod Nano might fall at its annual music and media event. Still to be confirmed.

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  • Top 10 Paper-Replacement Apps for iPad and iPhone

    Posted on October 14th, 2011 David Brooks No comments

    Paper replacement means more to Pervasent than putting PDFs on a mobile device.  Encompassing everything from digital media to enterprise content management, paper replacement is about transforming the way we work with documents. The Paper-Replacement Apps have played a very virtual role for Apple iPad and iPhone. And thanks to the PCWorld writer, Daniel Ionescu, who has figured out some top 10 Paper-Replacement Apps for iPad and iPhone.  Check the following content to see what these Top 10 Paper-Replacement Apps are suggested for iPad and iPhone.

    These 10 clever apps focus on eliminating your use of paper. Use them to speed up productivity, save money, or just make the stacks of paper on your desk smaller.

    Major Paper Savers
    Technology is slowly helping companies and individuals reduce their use of paper. For instance, pilots can ditch their flight manuals and maps for iPads, children may soon swap their textbooks for tablets, and Apple is using its famous slates to replace in-store signage.
    Decreasing paper usage can save money and increase productivity. So why not try to eliminate some of the paper products in your life by using one or more of these ten apps for the Apple iPad, iPhone, and/or iPod Touch?
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    Moleskine
    If you keep a paper notepad in your bag, replace it with the Moleskine app for your iPad and iPhone. You can choose plain, ruled, or squared paper style.
    The app has a sketching tool, and you can geotag and share your notes via email or over social networks. Available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
    moleskine

    Agendas
    Do you stack mountains of meeting agendas on your desk? Agendas for iPad creates an interactive meeting agenda that you can broadcast to other iPads so that everyone is on the same page. Unlike with a paper agenda, you can add large colorful images at no extra cost and you can gather feedback from attendees by including polls.
    Attendees can ask questions that others can vote on so that the most critical questions get answered first, and the presenter can promote questions to the live agenda. Available for iPad.
    Agendas

    Oxford Dictionary
    Is your dictionary gathering dust and taking up precious shelf space?
    The Oxford American Dictionary and Thesaurus app contains more than 150,000 entries with synonyms and senses, and it has a “sounds like” feature that lets you search for difficult-to-spell words without the hassle of having to guess how to spell them. Available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
    Price: $4.99 | Also see: Merriam-Webster Dictionary (free for iPad) | Photo: John Keogh
    Oxford Dictionary

    Evernote Peek
    Do you have Post-it notes stuck all around your house to help you memorize important facts or to study for exams? Evernote Peek is a one-of-a-kind app that takes advantage of the iPad 2 Smart Cover to do the job of Post-it notes or notecards.
    Every time you lift the cover slightly, you’ll see a question from a study notebook that you created earlier on your iPad. Lift the cover a bit more to peek at the answer. Available for iPad 2.
    Price: Free
    Evernote Peek

    Day One (Journal/Diary)
    If blogging isn’t your thing and you want to keep your thoughts to yourself, a dedicated diary app–instead of a general notes app–can help you stay motivated to continue writing. Oh, and you can ditch your paper journal, too.
    Day One has a passcode lock for extra privacy. It syncs with Dropbox for backup, and it allows you to set reminders or mark favorite entries with a star. Available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
    Price: $1.99 | Photo: Shiro Kazan
    Day One

    iAnnotate PDF
    If you print PDF documents just so you can mark them with highlighters and make colorful annotations, this app could save you a lot of paper. iAnnotate PDF has plenty of tools to choose from, including stamps, typewriter, voice notes, and date stamps; and you can create your own sets of favorite colors and tools.
    The app also lets you keep multiple documents open at once with tabs and search through the entire library. Available for iPad.
    Price: $9.99 | Photo: Steve Mueller
    iAnnotate PDF

    Yellow Pages
    If your copy of Yellow Pages mainly serves as a door stop or a booster seat, you’ll find that the iPad version takes up considerably less space and is a lot more useful for making phone calls.
    You can use voice search for your queries, and the app also provides a deals section and local movie showtimes integrated with trailers and posters. Available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
    Price: Free | Photo: Frank Hebbert
    Yellow Pages

    Papers
    Do you find yourself being flooded with academic papers? The Papers app can help you get rid of accumulations of research literature. Papers gives you access to millions of academic science articles (including ACM, NASA-ADS, arXiv, and Google Scholar) and lets you download new PDFs to your library for offline reading and annotating.
    Papers syncs with its counterpart on your Mac, and it works great as a stand-alone app, too. Available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch.
    Price: $14.99 (Universal) | Photo: Alec Couros
    Papers

    Sketchbook Pro
    Creative types can reduce their paper consumption by trading in their sketchbook for SketchBook Pro, a professional paint and drawing app that uses the same paint engine as the popular desktop counterpart from Autodesk.
    SketchBook offers more than 60 built-in brushes (including pencils, pens, markers, and brushes), and you can create up to six layers. Available for iPad.
    Price: $4.99 | Photo: Caleb Alvarado
    Sketchbook Pro

    Card Flick
    If you’re looking to lower your business-card printing costs, you’ll want to look into PCWorld’s roundup of digital business cards app. One of the apps covered there is Card Flick, which offers 14 professional-looking predesigned templates, and imports your information from Facebook.
    To share a card with another Card Flick user, simply flick the card to the top of the screen or email it. Available for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.
    Price: Free
    Card FlickSource from: http://www.pcworld.com/article/241198/top_10_ipad_and_iphone_paperreplacement_apps.html#tk.nl_wbx_h_crawl1

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  • Google updated Google+ iPhone app for iPad and iPod touch & iOS 5 devices

    Posted on August 8th, 2011 David Brooks No comments

    At the end of June, Google released the Google+ app for Android mobile phone. And on July 19th, Google+ app for iPhone came out for Apple iPhone users to experience Google+ social network with their iPhones. The support for only iPhone of Google+ iPhone app now ends with the fresh upgrade of Google+ iPhone app. On August 8th, Google+ updated its Google+ iOS app to version 1.0.2.1966 to support all Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and iOS 5 devices.

    Google+ for iOS updateGoogle describes this update on Apple iTunes: Google+ for mobile makes sharing the right things with the right people a lot simpler. Huddle lets you send super-fast messages to the people you care about most. And no matter where you are, the stream lets you stay in the loop about what your friends are sharing and where they’re checking in.

    What’s New in Version 1.0.2.1966

    – Huddle settings

    – Aggregated circle add notifications

    – iPod touch & iPad support

    – Performance and stability improvements

    As the main rival to the social network giant Facebook, it could be said the Google+ owns more advantages than Facebook (not mean to the two social network giants, but refer to the development experience) as Google+ could learn experience and more things from the success of Facebook, just like the combination mobile phone apps with different mobile phones. Now, along with the support for almost all Apple devices, it is for sure that more Apple users would take a try of Google+ service. And as a user, we focus not who would win in the competition, but what would bring to us.

    The Google+ iOS app is just updated. The performance of Google+ on iPad, iPod touch and iOS 5 still needs to be paid attention. Let’s just see what Google+ iOS app has brought to us.

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  • New rumors on iPhone: the next generation of iPhone would come out in September with new iPod and market available within this year

    Posted on July 25th, 2011 David Brooks No comments

    The famous tech blog “Silicon Alley Insider” (SAI) Apple would introduce new iPhone in the Apple’s iPod conference in September, together with the next new iPod. It is reported that the iPod conference would not only make anniversary upgrade to iPod Touch, iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle, but several new revolutionary mobile phone products going to be released as well, which we called new iPhone.

    Rip DVD to iPhone 5It is also reported that there would be three versions of iPhones to be released in September 5th, respectively for different market levels. Meanwhile, there would be a big upgrade for iPod Touch, iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle, all visible on September 5th.

    SAI said that according to their insider news, the high-end iPhone 5 (maybe named as iPhone 4GS) would continue its advantageous screen display with screen resolution of 1024*768 as iPad 2 owns, and 4 inch edge-to-edge screen design, while the other two versions of iPhone 5 are made for middle and low-end market with screen display respectively at 3.5 inch and 3 inch.

    Rip Blu-ray to iPhone 5

    And also, news from an executive of Swisscom also proves this, who said that the new iPhone 5 would adopt edge-to-edge screen design, A5 dual-core processor, 1GB RAM and 8MP camera. The US market release date is September 5th while the released date in Switzerland is October 5th.

    Still, no response from Apple, and we have to wait for the conference’s arrival. More info would be provided here, stay tuned.

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  • Download Amazing YouTube Video: iPod Touch Magic – Deception

    Posted on July 4th, 2011 David Brooks No comments

    Well, I’m sure that you will feel quite astonished and interested in various amazing and magic tricks, like the small money making trick which could turn a blank paper into a $100 note, or the classic magic trick “Flying illusion” created by David Copperfield. Today, I am going to share a wonderful YouTube magic trick video with you, an amazing iPod Touch magic trick – Deception, see bellow:

    This YouTube video was created by a YouTube user called Virtualmagician. With impeccable skills, he played the magic trick among three iPods to create amazing magic effect. It is quite simple in theory, simply achieved by playing some videos in iPods. But to get accurate synchronization of time for video playing in three iPods, it would be quite challenging, as well as the effect.

    You can get the original YouTube video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvXqXcVF5S8. The magician also has got more magic trick videos. If you want to watch these magic trick videos for convenient and freely playback on your iPod or iPhone, you can download YouTube magic trick videos via Leawo YouTube Downloader. If you have already got some videos and want to try out this magic trick on your iPod touch or iPhone, the following guides may help you to convert videos to iPod/iPhone compatible video formats:

    How to convert AVI to iPod touch/iPhone MP4

    How to convert MKV to iPod touch/iPhone MP4

    How to convert DVD videos to iPod touch/iPhone

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