Color us red – Federico and I were never Fever users until recently. Supposedly we had been missing out on one of the world’s greatest RSS applications, and sequentially we were told to, “Get out.” So both of us bit the bullet a couple weeks ago and dropped the $30 from our paychecks just to see what all of the hype is about. And after a bit of monkeying around with Nearly Free Speech, both of us now have relatively cheap server space to host it all. As a result, we have a review.
Posts tagged with "iPad"
Fever & Ashes, The Full Review
The Pencil iPad Stand
In case you’re still looking for the perfect iPad stand, take a look at what we have here. Six pencils, some elastic bands, creativity and good grip.
Isn’t it great? I want one. Too bad I don’t have pencils with me now.
[via Geeky Gagdets]
Concept: iPad Camera Case
So you want a camera on your iPad. I’m sorry folks, you’ll have to wait for a second version of the device. Maybe, or maybe not. Truth is, we don’t know what Steve is going to announce next year, and we certainly don’t want to start the rumor mill now.
But still, you can lay your eyes on this beautiful concept found on iPadevice: an iPad case with integrated camera and dock. Check out the images after the break. Most of all, let us know if a camera on the iPad is really that necessary.
Flash for iPad (Frash) Available - How To Install It
Three days ago we reported that someone was working on a porting of Flash for Android for iPad, called “Frash”. Now, Engadget has the download link to the first version of Frash (0.01) which allows you to play games and other Flash content on your jailbroken iPad, but doesn’t have video playback support yet. It’s coming in a future release.
Here’s how you can install Frash on your iPad.
PadEdit: iPad-optimized IDE On Your Server
The iPad comes with a great default browser, built on top of another great technology called Webkit. Safari for iPad makes browsing from a tablet feel good, and I haven’t find a single alternative in the App Store worth replacing Apple’s default app.
If there’s a webapp that showcases the great capabilities of Safari for iPad, that’s PadEdit.
Malaysia Airlines Introduces iPad Kiosks
We all know that the iPad is slowly becoming an essential part of our lives. We check emails with it, write, read, browse the web, organize photos and videos. We do things with it, not only geek stuff. Malaysia Airlines seems to think that the iPad is the must-have device for customers, too.
Blogshelf: iPad Reader “For the Rest of Us”
We’ve been reviewing many iPad applications meant for reading online content. The Early Edition, My Newspaper, Pulse, Reeder: each one of them has its pros and cons, and I’ve found my ideal workflow by combining Reeder with Ashes - we’ll review the second one later this week.
Today I’m taking a look at another new app built to easily access article with an interesting interface and concept: Blogshelf.
iPad Orders: 2 Million Units in July
Despite the iPhone 4 features a gorgeous Retina Display and all new industrial design, people keep on wanting to buy iPads. They don’t care for a major refresh of the device coming next year, they want one - and they want it now.
Beyonce Portrait Painted with Brushes for iPad [Video]
Remember the most impressive Brushes speed painting you’ve ever seen? Well, this one is pretty good too. Kyle Lambert, the author, says:
“My artwork combines traditional painting techniques with cutting edge technology to produce rich, realistic portraits and character based concepts and designs. The iPad expands the possibilities for artists like myself to take digital artwork creation away from the computer and out into the world.”
[via iPadevice]