Saturday, October 16, 2010
AutoCAD Launches Free iPad and iPhone App
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Review – HoverCoat Carbon Fiber iPad Case
I’ve had an iPad since launch day way back on April 3rd. I love the device even more than I expected I would. In fact we’ve got two iPads in the house now
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Yay – Paper Toss and Paper Toss World Tour Come to the iPad
Paper Toss HD and Paper Toss World Tour HD are both now live in the App Store. Hurrah.
Paper Toss has been one of my favorite games on the iPhone for ages, ever since it first came out over a year ago. It’s still on every iPhone and Touch in our house
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Site Stuff – Away for a Few Days
Just a quick heads-up for all you lovely readers. I’m leaving a little later this morning on a little mini family getaway down to the coast. I may post a few things when we have down time away from the beach, but it will likely be very little and probably off-topic or related to traveling with the iPad.
We’re driving home Monday and I should be back to posting as normal on Tuesday.
Hope you all have a great weekend!
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Flipboard is App Store App of the Week
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Kindle App Updated – Books Now Display in Two Columns in Landscape Mode
The Kindle app has been updated this week, to Version 2.3. One of the notable changes for iPad users of the universal app is that it now shows a two-column view when you’re in landscape mode.
I agree with my friend Dan over at Gear Diary, that this simple change is a very welcome one.
You can find this latest version of the Kindle app in the App Store now, and it’s still a free app.
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iPad at Work: for the NHL’s Toronto Maple Leafs
Photo Credit: Steve Russell / TORONTO STAR
The Toronto Maple Leafs have adopted iPads and other Apple devices as their primary workstations for analyzing game footage and play-by-play updates, directly on the bench.
The iPad really is continuing to show off its usefulness in so many different use-case scenarios every day. From enterprises to kindergarten classrooms. From university lecture halls to an NHL team’s bench. I have to think the iPad is going to end up being widely adopted by sports coaches at all levels, from Little League sort of levels to all the major pro sports.
Here’s hoping none of those hulking, big stick wielding hockey blokes gets angry at an iPad on that Maple Leafs bench.
Source: Toronto Star via Macgasm
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