Gadgets, Technology, Android, Apple, Smartphones, Tablets, Gaming
After months of testing, Apple seeded the latest iOS 7.1 yesterday which comes with a bunch of new features such as CarPlay, Siri and Touch ID improvements and more.
There’s more to the latest iOS 7.1 then just new features and improvements. According to a new report from 9to5Mac who managed to digg a little deeper inside the iOS 7.1 build, there are two new iPad models listed as well, namely iPad (4,3) and iPad (4,6).
iPad owners looking for an easy and temporarily way to mount their iPad devices onto a wall might be interested in a new creation called the MagStick which measures just 0.5 mm in thickness and provides a number of features and functions for iPad users and build s on a previous design also launched on Kickstarter back in 2013.
The MagStick iPad mount consists of two soft silicone pads attache to the back of the tablet that enable your iPad to be easily attached or detached from flat surfaces. Watch the video after the jump to learn more about this minimalist iPad mount solution and its features.
Apple iPad Air owners looking for a way to input text in a little more style than using the touchscreen keyboard provided by the operating system, and add a little extra protection to the tablet at the same time. Might be interested in the CruxENCORE iPad Air keyboard case which has been designed specifically to protect Apple’s latest iPad and transform it into a laptop when required.
The CruxENCORE is fitted with a 360 degree hinge allowing users to swivel their iPad screen flat against the back of the keyboard when not in use. Watch the promotional video after the jump to see the CruxENCORE iPad Air keyboard case in action.
We’ve seen countless rumors about the oversized 12.9-inch iPad in the past few months, with rumors hinting about its launch in 2014.
Recently, a new rumor mentions 12.9-inch iPad is unlikely to see the light of the day in 2014. It’s not just the oversized iPad, but there will be no third-generation iPad Mini either. The only iPad that will get a refresh is iPad Air, which will come with Touch ID and A8 processor.
There’s no shortage of tablets in the market, catering different price points. But, which tablet in the market offers the best battery life?
According to a recent study done by Which? Tech Daily, iPad Air tops the list of tablets when it comes to battery life, offering users with improved battery timing when it comes to browsing the internet and watching video.
We’ve seen a few reports mentioning Microsoft is working on a touch-user interface version of Microsoft Office for iPad, but we haven’t witnessed anything official. Steve Ballmer did say last year that a version for the iPad is in works, but we didn’t hear much about it in the past few months.
According to a new report, the project is still pretty much alive and is expected to make its way to devices later this year, possibly by the end of first half of 2014.
Apple launched their iPad two almost three years ago, and now it looks like the company is getting ready to discontinue the device.
According to a recent report, Apple are slowing down the production of the iPad, and are apparently looking to get customers to purchase the new models like the iPad Air and iPad Mini.
Apple iPad 2 is still available in the Apple Store, and comes with a hefty $399 price tag for the 16GB model. This might be a high price for a tablet that’s almost 2 years old, and one can’t justify this high price as users can easily get the iPad Mini with Retina display for the same price.
But, if you’re thinking about saving a few quick extra bucks, and have no issues with the iPad 2, Walmart has slashed the price of the tablet by $100, bringing it down to $299 for the next 30 days.
Tablet videographers that enjoy the flexibility of being able to record footage on their Apple iPad Mini tablets but are looking for a more professional rig with the ability to add additional lenses and accessories.
Are sure to be pleased to learn that the creators of the larger iPad Padcaster tablet video case have taken to Kickstarter to help fund their new Padcaster Mini tablet video case specifically designed for Apple’s smaller tablet iPad Mini.
A new DJ iPad application has launched this week into e form of the new Pacemaker iPad DJ app which includes Spotify integration as standard, allowing you to mix tracks from Spotify millions of songs play list.
Pacemaker is free to download and offers users a virtual DJ application to mix songs and create effects, with extra special effects available to purchase in-app if desired. Watch the promotional video after the jump to see it in action.
If you are looking for a multifunctional iPad keyboard case you might be interested in a new innovative design which is being launched on the Indiegogo crowd funding website this month in the form of the new iTrans4mer for iPad.
The iTrans4mer iPad Keyboard offers a full QWERTY keyboard, speaker chamber, backup battery, together with a stand that can be positioned in a variety of different poses to provide the best viewing angles for your iPad in a multitude of situations. Check out the video after the jump to learn more about this unique iPad keyboard case.
iOS device owners might be interested in a new application which has launched today called the SwiftKey Note which has been created by SwiftKey the creators of the SwiftKey Smart Keyboard.
The new SwiftKey Note iOS application has been created to make it even easier to create notes on either your iPhone or iPad devices and includes advanced word prediction technology to help you along the way.
