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Companies and third party developers continue to leverage great gadgets like your iPad to develop very useful applications.
Withings, a French medical company, has launched a blood-pressure cuff that connects to your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch and measures your blood pressure allowing you to compare, record measurements over time and share it with medical professionals.
Yesterday, we wrote about Joby’s Yogi for iPad, which is a new case-slash-stand with a pair of flexible legs designed to help you hold your iPad in multiple positions.
Joby has also released another iPad case that lets you use the iPad in different scenarios.
Remember the AirStash? Back in March 2010, Wearable introduced their AirStash wireless flash drive that works with iOS devices. The AirStash is a USB key with a built-in SD card slot that creates a private hotspot that allows you to share all kinds of media on the SD card with anyone within WiFi range.
Now, Wearable is set to unveil the latest version of AirStash.
CES 2011 will start in just 2 days in Las Vegas. Keep coming back to PadGadget because we will bring you full coverage of the newest gadgets that will be unveiled for your iPad and iOS devices during the biggest international consumer electronics show.
One Apple mobile device accessory maker that will unveil a HD docking station is Mili Power.
Even with more than 500 million registered users, Facebook still has declined to develop a native Facebook iPad app. It took them a while to develop an app for the iPhone, and it seems that the company has decided to leave the iPad app task to creative developers out there.
As expected, developers have stepped up and developed Facebook iPad apps. The latest one to join the iPad frenzy is called Facepad, and it has definitely taken design cues from Twitter’s iPad application.
According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), Google is readying a newsstand for Android devices.
This move would be Google’s direct answer to the highly rumored plans from Apple to release a digital storefront that would let newspapers and magazines sell to consumers for use on the iPad. Apple’s digital newsstand has been categorized as a dedicated news app designed specifically for the iPad, and it would resemble the iBook store and would be separate from Apple’s App Store where consumers can buy some publications today.
Throughout 2010 several companies launched many photography applications for the iPad and iPhone. Many of these apps let you apply special effects to photos, and also make it easy to share photos on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.
Given that the iPad has become one of the most powerful tools in portable computing, photography will be one of the areas that will most benefit from it in 2011.
Looking to become more productive in 2011? A new productivity app has been released by m3me that’s been designed to wirelessly control your Mac.
Remote Conductor turns your iPad into a productive multi-touch peripheral for your Mac and allows you to manage most common tasks right from your finger tips.
A new Kickstarter initiative called Grabbit has announced a very useful hand-grip case for the iPad. It’s called Grabbit for iPad.
The Grabbit is a very attractive case that includes a thermoplastic hardcase that protects the back and corners of your iPad, and also offers a rotatable leather hand-strap that secures your iPad and makes it easy to use while on-the-go.
Were you lucky enough to receive an iPad as your gift during Christmas? Or, did you treat yourself with Apple’s hottest gadget in 2010? You’re probably wondering what to do next with your new tablet and what apps should you download to start enjoying your new toy.
We’ve compiled a list of applications that you should certainly consider as essential downloads for your iPad. Without further ado, let’s kick it off.
Despite the flurry of new companies announcing new tablets, the iPad still a hot ticket item in the gadgets market segment. This has definitely opened new opportunities for accessory designers and manufacturers that surprise us with new products every week.
In this review we take a close look at the Crystal iPad Folio from LapWorks. It’s a multi-purpose accessory for the iPad that certainly brings a stylish look to your tablet.
By now, no one should be surprised of the huge success Rovio has enjoyed with their Angry Birds title. The company stormed its way onto the App Store and since then they’ve posted big time numbers and results with their Angry Bird series.
The company’s “Mighty Eagle”, Peter Vesterbacka, who heads Rovio’s North America operations has shared some thoughts on the App Store and Android in an interview with Tech n’ Marketing.
Mounting your iPad on your headrest just got easier. iPADKET has released a convenient pocket design that allows you to instantly mount and dismount your iPad without adjusting knobs or using tools. All you have to do is insert your iPad into the iPADKET and let your family enjoy the iPad once you hit the road.
If you’re looking for a reason to jailbreak your iPad, a new jail break called RetinaPad might give you a reason for it. RetinaPad allows you to convert iPhone apps that are compatible with the iPad into HD apps. In other words, iPhone apps will run in higher resolution on the iPad.
Still looking for iPad cases? You might want to check out ZooGue’s iPad cases, which just announced additional colors that enhance the appearance of its fully adjustable design.
The ZooGue iPad Case Genius offers several colors that will bring a new look to your iPad.
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