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As if the iPad and all of its Retina screen glory wasn’t awesome enough, Apple has announced the release of a higher capacity iPad.
128GB.
That’s twice as big as what they offer, now!
From Apple PR:
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We live in a wireless world and more pastors and presenters are using iPads to present and preach. When I first used the iPad to present, I was tethered to a VGA cord and had limited mobility. After many months of searching for a solution I discovered Apple TV and that you can mirror your iPad to a connected device.
In this video I demonstrate how to connect your iPad to the Apple TV:
How do you record audio in your church?
If you’re in a large church, chances are your worship services are recorded using high-end equipment, and probably on both video and audio. But for the majority of churches, such equipment is too costly to acquire and requires unavailable skillsets to manage.
Even in large churches, recording programs and studies outside of the sanctuary is simply unfeasible.
Until now.
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Most iPad music apps are just a rehashing of iTunes, but this app is different.
It. Is. EPIC.
Perhaps it’s the audiophile in me. Maybe it’s because I miss my 1960’s record player I had when I lived in the United States. Or maybe it’s the love for the classic crackle and pop that comes with that warm analog sound.
Or maybe this app really is that EPIC.
The Faithlife Study Bible, worth $89.95, is the world’s largest, most advanced study Bible, and it’s available for your iPad, iPhone, Android device, or online.
You’ll enjoy:
Nearly two decades, a technology war was brewing that would not be defined for many years and completely reshaped the landscape of the computing world. Apple and Microsoft started on equal footing but Microsoft focused on making inexpensive hardware along with their DOS system that the everyday person could afford whereas Apple went with the superior hardware that simply cost too much.
As computers became more and more cost effective across the board and Windows became the target of viruses and the “blue screen of death” that Macs began to gain a foothold. When mobile devices came on the scene, Apple knew they had the operating system, capability, and brand to lead the market.
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