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May
15

iCloud To Get Photo-Sharing, Retina MacBooks Coming?

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The iCloud is a very nifty service by Apple to backup and store files online with. The service has been around for a while now. So it is not a surprise that Apple plans to introduce a whole host of new upgrades for this service. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple will allow iCloud users to share sets of photos with other users. Commenting on them will be possible as well. These features could be introduced at Apple’s WWDC this year. Read the rest of this entry »

May
13

How to: Annotate PDF Documents on iPad — 7 Apps

Being able to open PDF documents on an iPad is nice. Sometimes, you want to do more with your PDF documents though. In order to make changes to your PDF files, add your notes, or sign them, you are going to need a decent PDF editor. These 7 iPad PDF editors help you with that:

iAnnotate PDF: the main app we use in our company. It is not the cheapest PDF annotation app around. But its development quality is superb. It provides you with various tools to annotate your files with. Dropbox and WebDAV are supported too. Read the rest of this entry »

May
10

iPad Mini in August, iPhone 5 in September. 13 Inch iPad Next?

Apple has been quite successful selling iPhones and iPads in the past few years. There is no reason this year will be any different. The company is expected to release the next generation iPhone later this year. Considering how popular the iPhone 4S has been, the next iPhone is going to be very popular as well. The latest rumor suggests that the iPhone 5 will be released to the market in September. That’s according to DigiTimes, which is not always the most accurate source.

The new iPhone is going to provide support for 4G networks. A recent survey by PCWorld/Macworld suggests that the iPhone 5 with LTE is going to be a huge success. Of all the Macworld readers asked, 70% showed interest in buying the device while 48% would consider pre-ordering it. Close to 1250 people were surveyed as a part of this study.

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May
10

5 Quality Windshield Mounts for iPad

Many iPhone owners use their smartphone as their main navigation device these days. There are plenty of awesome GPS apps that help them get around. Drivers can also use their iPads to go through maps and do all kinds of other neat things on the go. If you plan to use your tablet in your car, you are going to need a decent mount for it. These 5 windshield mounts for iPad keep your tablet safe while you drive:

Arkon Tablet Windshield Mount: this adjustable mount fits tablets from fits 7 to 12-Inch in size. Its locking, telescopic mounting arm extends from 14.5 to 18.5 inch.

RAM-B-166-AP8U Mount Suction Cup: this is made from marine grade aluminum and is quite solid. It has a 3.25″ suction cup locking base. It is adjustable and offers multiple viewing angles. Read the rest of this entry »

May
06

Learn How Tie your Tie using iPhone, iPad, and Mac

Putting on a tie has never been my favorite activity. You can tie a tie in multiple ways. Some knots are easy to pull off. Others can be a bit challenging, especially if you are not an experienced tie master. These 3 iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps teach you how to put on a tie like a pro:

Tie Right: covers 6 different necktie knots. Provides you with top down and head on perspectives. It has step by step instructions too. Read the rest of this entry »

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