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From the kitchen to the coffee shop, and from the couch to the office, iPads are used everywhere!
Often times, you need a good stand for it. Whether it be to simulate a desktop experience, keep it secure on your desk, or keep it in plain view, but safe from spills in the kitchen, an iPad stand can be very helpful.
If you’re on the hunt for a stellar iPad stand, here’s 10 iPad stands to aid you in your quest:
iOS 5 has a load of new features that we can’t wait to crack open!
There are a few features, however, that Apple hasn’t officially told us about.
Watch and see these new features in action:
After my post yesterday about never going back to iOS4, I honestly didn’t care if I could or couldn’t. I wanted my hands on iOS5 beta ASAP!
And so the journey began.
I asked friends, I asked co-workers and found a few who were willing to add me to their developer accounts, even some of you here in the ChurchMag community ask if I still needed a spot. Thank you!
Well I have been playing with the newest beta for over 10 hours now and I must say I am very impressed.
In getting ready for the release of the movie, a ‘Super 8’ app has been released in the iTunes App Store.
It’s a neat little app that allows you to utilize your iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad video capabilities to make films that look like they were made with a Super 8 camera and film.
So yesterday after the geek fest known as WWDC, twitter and the interwebs were frantic with developers and geeks alike wanting the new iOS5 beta. I honestly can say I was one of those wanting to join the developer program just to get the newest beta!
It was released to the community of developers yesterday, but is it worth the jump to the developer crew just to get your hands on it?
[Read more…] about If You Install iOS 5, You Can’t Go Back, or Can You?
Earlier this year, Apple announced they would take 30% of subscription fees from content-based apps like Hulu, Netflix or Spotify.
30% is a serious cut, and has left content-based apps in a tough spot. However, it looks like the UK’s Financial Times has figured-out a way to work around Apple’s new policy, and get back their 30%.
