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4 Tips for iPad Tethering on the Road

Posted By Chris Ridgeway on May 22, 2013

I’ll admit it: now that I’m on my second iPad, I’m never going back. Combine that with LTE tethering, and my ministry travel for April was a breeze.

I was in Chicago, Washington DC, and Detroit for 2.5 weeks during April with the need to work on the road the entire stretch. Sure I had wifi sometimes, but one hotel was going to be a $20 extra daily fee (the nicer places always get you!), and the Missio Alliance conference where I was representing Great Commission Ministries had public wifi for 800 attendees all at once. Eesh: good luck connecting or getting much throughput. Not that this is unusual: at the Verge Conference or Exponential or others, I’ve usually found the available wifi to be iffy at best.

Personal Hotspot to the rescue! iPad tethering worked even better than I hoped for. Thinking of trying it? 4 tips:

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The ENVELOPE: iPad Case

Posted By Eric Dye on May 20, 2013

envelope ipad case

Believe it or not, this is an iPad case.

Check it out:

Creative, iPad, Mobile 0

Felt App – Handwritten Cards are Back!

Posted By Seth Rowoldt on May 17, 2013

I used to be a huge fan of the old hand written card, but it seems like more and more I’m too pressed for time to write that card. Or I forget about a friend’s birthday until 2 days before, run to Hallmark to score a semi-funny card…write all my sentimental birthday thoughts, go to the post office and buy a book of stamps even though I only need one (didn’t I just buy a book a month ago…wonder where that book is??) Then finally address the card and mail it…only to find out that the mail has already come for the day from my mailbox and it will just sit in there until tomorrow when it gets picked up at 4pm. And thus won’t make it to my friend in time.

Android, Communication, Internet Church, iPad, iPhone, Mobile, Web 8

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Missionary Baseball Cards: World Missions Needs a Mobile App

Posted By Phil Schneider on April 22, 2013

The Church has not historically been known for…shall we say “cultural awareness”?

This often results in the Church being teased for her relative inability to navigate the turbulent waters of pop culture.

Sometimes, that mockery is deserved.

Today is not one of those days.

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10 Things You Can Still Do with Your Lovely but Old Tablet

Posted By Kelvon Yeezy on April 1, 2013

The tablets industry is developing very fast over the past few years. With amazingly new tablets that are being released on the market, you’ve possibly been forced to grab yourself a newer device. Well, it makes a perfect sense. Whether you are tired of your old tablet or you need to use a more sophisticated device it turns hard to resist to the urge of upgrading from it.

Then, what will happen to your old tablet?

The old one will probably stay unused. The forgotten device will remain buried with dust in your drawer while there are great ideas you can implement to prevent it from going to a waste. If you are still clueless about what you can still do, we’ve compiled a list of 10 cool ideas:

Creative, iPad, Mobile 6

Haiku Deck: A Minimal Presentation Creation iPad App

Posted By Dennis Poulette on March 26, 2013

We’re all tired of bad presentations. In fact, many of us have stopped creating presentations at all, unless they’re absolutely necessary. I blame bad presentation software for bad presentations, but that might be coming to an end.

Haiku Deck is a new presentation software for iPad that lets you create really beautiful presentations quickly. It also lets you present them painlessly, both for the presenter and the audience.

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I May Never Borrow an iPad, Again [Part 2]

Posted By Tre Lawrence on March 25, 2013

Eric Dye managed the difficult job of both intriguing and scaring us with this post about a curiously, uh, functional iPad stand.

Frankly, it’s shameful that we didn’t insure that everyone is covered. What better way to get that tough part of toddler training out the way while keeping the little one entertained and connected?

Computers, iPad, iPhone, IT, Mobile 0

Apple Device Screen Resolutions [Infographic]

Posted By Rachel Blom on March 25, 2013

What size of Apple screen are you using?

Whether you’re shopping for a new Apple device, designing a cool wallpaper, or need to know for your next web design project, this nifty little infographic showing all of the Apple device screen resolutions is sure to come in handy:

Android, Creative, iPad, iPhone, Mobile, Photography 0

Ampergram: Creating Typographic Compositions

Posted By Eric Dye on March 22, 2013

ampergram churchmag

This is the kind of typographic composition I’m talking about (pictured above).

Ampergram is a cool creative app–online, iOS and Android–that let’s you capture, tag, type and share typographic creations.

Here’s how it works:

Books, Creative, iPad, Mobile, Video, Web 0

How-To Format Video for iBooks Author

Posted By Chip Dizárd on March 22, 2013

iBooks Author is free software available for Mac OS X that allows you to create multi-touch textbooks.

You can take advantage of the multimedia capabilities by learning how to format videos fro iBooks Authors. In this short video I teach how to format video that is compatible with iBooks and that will be displayed accurately on an iPad.

Take a look:

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