The Apple [AAPL] hasn’t even gone on sale yet, and already we are stating to see some of the applications that will be available on the iPad, this one looks quite interesting, the Creston Home Automation iPad App.
The Creston Home Automation iPad App will let you control your lights, house temperature, media and even open and shut your curtains, of course you will need additional hardware for these functions.
The first models of the new Apple [AAPL] tablet are due to go on sale sometime in March, now it looks like you may be able to pre-order the WiFi iPad from as early as Thursday the 25th of February.
According to App Advice, who have said they have been told by a reliable source that it will be available to pre-order from Thursday, with a possible shipping date of the 26th of March 2010.
The guys over at 9.5 Mac have uncovered something interesting in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK, possible evidence that future versions of the Apple iPhone and Apple iPhone will feature some sort of video chatting capability.
A couple of icons were discovered in the iPhone SDK 3.2 which seem to suggest that there will be video calling in a future device. Also found in the SDK were some iPad telephony applications that have some Video Chat strings.
We have seen quite a few different iPhone cases here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is the Bioserie iPhone Case which is designed to be environmentally friendly.
The Bioserie iPhone Case is made for Bioplastic, which is made from 100% plants, which makes it much greener that iPhone cases made from normal plastics and petrochemicals.
If you are looking for a notebook cooler to keep your MacBook or MacBook Air nice and cool, then check out this new notebook cooler for Luxa2, the M4 MacBook Cooler.
The Luxa2 M4 MacBook Cooler is designed to be used with the 13 inch, 15 inch and 17 inch MacBook and the MacBook Air, and it is designed to lift your notebook to a comfortable eye level whilst keeping it nice and cool.
In a recent meeting with Wall Street Journal executives, Apple [AAPL] CEO told them the reason that Adobe Flash will not be on the Apple iPad, according to Mr Jobs using Adobe Flash for video on the iPad would reduce the battery life from 10 hours to 1.5 hours.
Of course he was talking about the current version of Adobe Flash, which uses CPU acceleration, he also described it as a ‘CPU Hog’ with security holes, I guess we know his final opinion on Flash then he really doesn’t like it.
We have seen a number of different battery backup solutions for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one certainly looks more interesting that the previous ones we have seen, the iV Plus iPhone Battery Pack.
The BBC has announced that it will be launching a range of mobile applications for the Apple iPhone from April, and that they also intend to launch the applications for other mobile phone platforms which include Google Android and for the BlackBerry range of handsets.
Initially there will be two iPhone applications available, one for news and one for sport, and that the applications will be available to download in April from the iPhone application store.
The recently released professional photo software Aperture 3.0 by Apple has been causing entire Mac hard drives to lock. The apparent memory leak bug in Aperture 3.0 is allowing the software to create enormous page files which take up all available storage space on the Macs make them fail.
a large number of disgruntled Aperture 3.0 users are complaining on the Apple discussion forums about the problems. “It’s the worst Apple upgrade I’ve ever had, Aperture 3 is now unusable to me.” Discoteca claims.
Apple [AAPL] has banned a couple of hackers from their iPhone application store and iTunes. An iPhone developer and hacker, Sherif Hashim, recently found out that his Apple ID had been banned from iTune and the App store.
Sherif Hasim recently found an exploit in Apple’s latest iPhone OS 3.1.2, which could enable it to be unlocked on 05.12.01 baseband for the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS, and his devices have been banned with a message from Apple when he tries to log into the application store as you can see in the photo below.
Apple’s App store has been a great success for Apple and developers, who have both shared large revenues, whilst mobile phone operators have missed out on the revenues, and it looks like they are attempting to change that.
Twenty four of the worlds largest mobile phone operators have teamed up to form the Wholesale Applications Community, which according to them is designed to make it easier for developers to build and sell applications on any device and technology.
The latest iPad rumor doing the rounds is that Apple will reduce the cost of TV shows on iTunes from $2.00 down to just $1.00 in order to get iPad owners to purchase more TV shows.
The new pricing would apply to standard definition TV programmes, and apparently a number of TV studios have agreed to reduce the price of their shows in the hopes that they will sell a lot more.
