Gadgets, Technology, Android, Apple, Smartphones, Tablets, Gaming
Today Incuvo have launched their new Createrria iOS app which is being created to allow users to create their very own customised iOS games to enjoy on their own or with friends.
The Incuvo Createrria iOS app is a new free-to-play game that lets you design and create your very own two-dimensional iOS games using the applications game creation platform. Watch the video after the jump to learn more about the Createrria iOS application and see what you can create using the pre-created artwork.
Amazon has this week announced the launch of their relatively new Amazon WorkSpaces cloud desktop service on to Apple’s iPad iOS device in the form of an application which is now available to download from the iTunes App Store for free.
The new Amazon WorkSpaces iOS app allows those that already have access to the Amazon WorkSpaces limited preview currently in progress.
A new iOS pen in the for of the YuFu stylus has been launched over on the Kickstarter website this month that offers 4048 levels pressure sensitivity that can be calibrated and adjusted to different curves as well as an ultra fine tip and additional interchangeable tips to suit your inking or artistic style.
The YuFu is equipped with a gyro sensor, so that integrated Apps will be able to calculate the angle of the stylus. Together with optional gestures that enable double tap or shake to undo, or even multi tap to change tools.
The last thing we heard about the new 12.9 inch iPad, was that the device is being made by Quanta for Apple, and now according to a recent report, Apple will launch two 12.9 inch iPad tablets in 2014.
We had previously heard that the 12.9 inch iPad would either come with a Retina display with a resolution of 2048 x 1536 pixels or a 4K display with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels.
Apple has announced that their new iPad Air and Retina iPad Mini will launch in India this week on Saturday the 7th of December, with prices for the 16GB Retina iPad Mini starting at Rs 28,900 which works out at around $465.
Prices for the 16GB iPad Air will start at Rs 35,900 which works out at around $578 at the current exchange rate, and both devices are expected to be popular in India like the iPhone 5C.
Amazon has released a new TV advert, and they have decided to take on the iPad Air with their latest video, putting the device up against the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX.
The video below describes the iPad Air as ‘magical’, and then goes on to say that the Kindle Fire HDX has 1 million more pixels than the iPad Air and that the device is also 20 percent lighter.
The awesome Procreate iPad illustration application has today received a new update from its developers Savage Interactive Pty Ltd which brings with it a wealth of new features, tweaks and performance enhancements.
The latest Procreate iPad illustration app now includes support for Apple’s new iOS 7 operating system and its 64-bit A7 processor and has been optimised for the new iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina Display.
Just Mobile has launched a new dock designed for your iPhone and iPad Mini, the Just Mobile AluBolt iPhone Dock, and it will work with Apple devices that feature a lightning connector.
The dock looks pretty good from the photos and it will work with the iPhone 5, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPad Mini and the new Retina iPad Mini 2.
Apple is rumored to be working on a larger iPad, the device is said to be a 12.9 inch iPad, which may end up being called the iPad Pro or something similar.
Back in September we heard that Quanta were working on a larger iPad with Apple, and now according to a recent report from Digitimes, Quanta has now secured a contract with Apple to build their 12.9 inch iPad.
Not too long ago, Apple started selling the new iPad Mini with Retina display at its online store and the major US carriers. Starting today, customers interested in the iPad Mini with Retina display can head over to US Cellular and get the tablet from the carrier. The tablet is available in all storage configurations and color options — both Space Gray and Silver.
Apple silently released the iPad Mini with Retina display on its online Store on November 12th. At that time, the only way for customers to get hold of an iPad Mini was to order it online or via Apple’s Personal Pickup service. Now, it seems that the Cupertino giant is allowing walk-in customers to purchase the tablet from its stores, despite facing delays in online shipments. It’s worth mentioning that the supplies are tight and it would be best to order it online via Personal Pickup if you want to score a shiny new iPad Mini.
Recently, Microsoft updated its SkyDrive application for iOS that brings some much needed features on Apple’s operating system. Along with the usual bug fixes and performance improvements, the most notable one is the automatic camera backup support that automatically uploads photos and videos to SkyDrive. Until now, the feature was only availabnle for Windows Phone handsets, but everything has changed now. The feature is only available for iOS and Windows Phone handsets, but there’s no word about the availability of this feature for Android.
