Final Cut Pro users rejoice! Pixel Film Studio has just launched a companion app for the complex editing tool to help you control various features from your iPad. No longer will you be restricted to an immobile editing station. Now, you can take your jog wheel with you while you get a cup of coffee.
Only two days ago, the most popular iOS jailbreak ever to hit the market launched for all iOS 6 compatible devices. The untethered download was a huge hit with tech fans.
This influx of jailbreakers has prompted Apple to update its Knowledge Base article to remind iOS device owners of the problems that may arise when you modify your iPad without authorization.
In this unknown and ever-fluctuating economy, finding ways to save money is always a good thing. Do-it-yourselfers will tell you that hand made projects are better for the environment, better for your well-being, and better for your pocketbook. That’s why we like to spotlight some of our favorite DIY projects for the iPad. Last week, we showed you a sturdy wall mount that lets you relax in bed while your iPad is mounted above you. This week, we found a simple hand strap project to help you keep your iPad where it belongs… in your hand.
Twice a year, NYC Fashion Week takes place in The Big Apple. This year’s Fall/Winter romp starts on February 7th and will highlight some of the most unique and amazing designers from around the world. In order to get in the mood and stay on top of Fashion Week, we’ve tracked down a list of apps that will make you the bell of the ball.
While the App Store is full of iOS versions of fairy tales, few retellings are as expressive or well-designed as PB&J Publishing’s Hansel and Gretel: Lost for iPad (PadGadget = 4.5 stars)
PB&J’s Jessica Bogart was kind enough to share her thoughts on perseverance, viral marketing, and just how many people it takes to bring an iOS app to market. Ms. Bogart was willing to work into the wee hours to make bring her app to life, but don’t make her choose whether she’d rather have pie or cake for dessert.
eBoy FixPix is an app that’s been in the App Store for quite some time, but it’s the type of game that never gets old. You see, it operates on a super simple premise – you’re presented with a picture puzzle that’s out of order and you must tilt your iPad to fit the pieces back together to form a cohesive image.
I know that doesn’t sound like a whole lot of fun, but you have to take into account the pictures that you’re putting back together. Each image features awesome hand-crafted pixel art, and in many cases, the images even have 3-D effects.
If you are a fan of word games like Letterpress and Letris 2, and you love matching games like Bejeweled, then you’re in for a treat. WordBox combines both types of games for a fantastic word adventure.
Players find words on a grid that is filled with letter tiles. It looks a lot like a word search game. However, the letters aren’t stationary and they are not necessarily laid out in a particular order. Just because there is a “C,” “R,” and “Y” next to each other, doesn’t mean they were put there intentionally. It is just the way the chips fall, or tiles in this instance.
For today’s Daily Deal we’ve found 11 great apps to add to your iPad collection. We have 5 productivity / entertainment apps and 6 game apps in today’s bundle.
We used our PadGadget Apps Tracker to find these great deals and we’ll continue to look for the best app deals as they pop-up. Some of these apps are up to 67% off, several are even free, so be sure to check them out because they are on sale for a limited time.
Evad3rs evasi0n iOS 6.x jailbreak for iDevices was released on Monday and after poking around in the code with iFunBox, 9to5Mac found some fascinating new files in the iPad Music.app.
The files are all named with a variation of “radio button” and are accompanied by an icon that looks like a radio image that was previously used in iTunes for the Mac. As 9to5Mac points out, the iPad’s music app does not currently support radio functionality, so the images and files may point to an upcoming feature.
Search engines like Google and Bing have features in place to track your search habits and generate lists of websites based on what it believes you are looking for. While this is a benefit to some, it is an invasion to others. If you want to be in control of what you search for on the Internet and you want to keep your browsing habits to yourself, you may just want to check out InstaDuck.