iPad

If you weren’t paying attention to tech news this week, here’s a short recap: Facebook is building an app store, Bing’s refreshed its search page with Twitter and Facebook results, and a clip of Steve Jobs acting as FDR in … Continue reading →

Illumina, Inc. (NASDAQ:ILMN – News) today announced the availability of its MyGenome application for the iPad, available for download on the App Store (SM) for 99 cents. Illumina’s MyGenome app empowers users to explore a real human genome and …

Apple’s re-branding the tablet formerly known as the “iPad Wi-Fi +4G” as the “iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular” due to international pressure. Apple customers in most of the world simply don’t aren’t covered by 4G LTE networks, which are …

Is the large-size Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 a worthy iPad alternative? With its 10.1-inch screen, this is the Samsung tablet that competes most directly with Apple‘s flagship “post PC” product. And with a price $100 cheaper than the entry-level …

In an uncharacteristic move, Apple has given in to both consumer and regulatory pressure and renamed the 4G version of the iPad. On Apple’s website and in stores, the iPad with a cellular radio is now called the iPad WiFi + … Continue reading →

Every time I see “4G” there is a temptation to wonder what it truly means. However, in Australia and other countries, many have been upset for some time now that Apple’s iPad Wi-Fi version was called “iPad Wi-Fi + 4G.” … Continue reading →

Apple appears to have found a solution to complaints (mostly from international dealers) that its touting of LTE or “4G” compatibility in the latest iPad model is misleading outside North America. The company has begun changing the name of the … Continue reading →

OPINION: After Apple was forced in Australia to note that its genuinely 4G capable iPad wasn’t compatible with local 4G networks, even though its marketing materials had already made the distinction clear, Apple has now renamed its 4G iPad as … Continue reading →

While Team Stream includes these additional sources, the apps stop short of offering a true stream of team news due to a lack of customization. There’s no way to add additional blogs, for example, or Twitter feeds, for that matter. … Continue reading →

Dave Hurban calls it an iDermal–a strapless watch that attaches an iPod nano to your wrist. And, on first glance, the idea of iPod magically attached to your wrist as if it’s being held by magnets may sound sleek. Problem … Continue reading →