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The folks over at G-Form received a lot of attention when they released their first iPad Extreme Sleeve earlier this year. The company most definitely showcased their experience in the extreme sports protection business. They simply released a product that provides a lot of protection for the iPad and iPad 2 in the most effective way possible.
Today, the company is debuting their new Extreme Portfolio case for the iPad and iPad 2.
As the iPad continues to gain momentum around the business world, several users will require a quick and easy way to save almost any content as a PDF file. I’ve seen quite a few people working and exchanging business or personal documents and files directly from their iPads. However, every so often, it might be useful to be able to convert certain documents to PDF directly from your iPad.
Readdle has released PDF Converter, a new iPad app that brings a lot of power to your iPad. How about converting documents into PDF files directly from your precious tablet?
The iPad has become a very handy tool for blending together multiple audio streams at once. That’s what Algoriddim accomplished with their successful Djay app, which allows you to load and mix multiple songs from your very own music library.
UPDATE: @JPExquisite is the lucky winner!
I’m sure you’ve taken your iPad 2 to plenty of places this summer. How about protecting your precious tablet with a Mivizu Leather Case. PadGadget is giving away a Mivizu Sense iPad 2 Gray Leather Case.
There are lots of alternatives to Apple’s Smart Cover for iPad 2. Several companies have designed different iPad 2 Folio models that will cover the front and back of your iPad 2 protecting it from unwanted scratches and damage.
However, there are a few companies that have taken a different approach. The upcoming iLuv iSP210 Portable Stereo Speaker Case is one example, which certainly offers a fun selection of iPad 2 cases with built-in speakers in a myriad of different colors.
The number of apps on the App Store continues to grow at a massive pace. But, how about the number of downloads? Have users like you and me downloaded enough apps onto our iOS devices lately?
There are plenty of keyboard options for your iPad in the market today. Some keyboards function both as a case and keyboard when paired via BlueTooth. Others provide enough padding to protect the iPad and facilitate a snug fit. Companies like Logitech, ZAGG, Apple and ClamCase have all released keyboard options for Apple’s tablet.
When Apple released the App Store in 2008, the Cupertino company quickly put a stranglehold on Nintendo’s handheld business, which has seen its handheld console sales decrease over the last few years. Nintendo has used different techniques to combat Apple’s iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad. The Japanese manufacturer aggressively reduced its handheld prices and has also launched the Nintendo 3DS in an effort to keep kids and their families fully engaged.
Now, Kotaku Japan has reported that an official Pokemon game is on its way to the App Store this summer. This will be the first time Nintendo makes a game available for another hardware platform other than its own.
The iPad and iPad 2 tablets have been on the market for a while now. Both products have created a market niche for stylish accessories that several companies have certainly taken advantage of. One area that has started to flourish is the iPad Messenger bags segment.
Ever since the iPad hit the market, the Messenger bags have become cool accessories once again. All of a sudden the stylish bag have captured the hipsters attention everywhere.
Earlier this year, we speculated that given Verizon’s history of pushing the envelope on a very large scale, perhaps the launch of the CDMA iPhone would only be the beginning for a possible 4G (LTE) iPad in 2011.
Verizon has made aggressive plans to roll out their 4G LTE network across the nation. But, it is AT&T’s latest LTE roadmap test schedule the one that has given some clues about LTE-based Apple devices.
Financial Times and Apple were in a bit of stalemate for part of this year due to Apple’s in-app purchasing rules. Financial Times was very clear about their issue with Apple’s 30% cut of sales through the App Store and full access to subscriber data.
In the end, Financial Times opted not to comply with Apple’s rules, and instead, launched an HTML5 website that has found quite a bit of success with readers and has managed to stay away from the App Store.
When it comes to docking systems, there are several options in the market that will bring rich and clear sound to your iPad/iPhone/iPod devices. Many consumers like the ability to play and charge their devices at the same time, and even use their docking systems as an alarm clock to wake up to their favorite music or radio stations.
Earlier this month, we wrote about the upcoming release of PhotoFast’s new i-FlashDrive. The new memory dongle was designed to let you manage external and internal files (music, photos, movies) by combining a 30-pin connector through one end and a USB connector on the other.
PhotoFast just officially released its new i-FlashDrive product and is accepting pre-orders now.
It’s no mystery that Facebook has become the social network forum where many of your friends and family spend quite a bit of time every day. It has simply become the place where many like to express how they feel, what they’re doing, where they’re going, where they’ve been, or simply share their opinions about anything and everything.
However, a native iPad Facebook app has been missing since Apple’s first generation tablet was launched in 2010. We thought that Facebook decided to leave this task to creative developers. But, that is about to change because Facebook is finally developing a native iPad app, according to a source from The New York Times.
In early June we featured Algoriddim’s Djay for iPad, which is a music playing app full of fun features that even an amateur DJ can master with little effort. Our in-depth review provides lots of details to those looking for a fun way to play music at parties and show off their iPad.
But the fun doesn’t stop there. Griffin has just introduced the DJ cable, which is an accessory for iOS devices and specifically geared towards Algoriddim’s Djay apps.
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