iPad

The company G-Form makes  a lot different kinds of protective gear – including cases to keep your iPad safe. Check out their site and you’ll see a number of videos showing their products taking damage from a variety of extreme … Continue reading →

Splashtop Inc., the worldwide leader in cross-device computing, today announced the release of Presenter, an app that turns an iPad into the ultimate presentation remote. Presenter connects to a PC or Mac over Wifi to allow a speaker to present … Continue reading →

Apple hasn’t experienced the same type of competition in the tablet space as it has in the smartphone space, but with the recently released Kindle Fire seemingly selling like hotcakes, it will be interesting to see how Apple approaches their … Continue reading →

It just may be the ultimate electronics survivor story: an iPad has managed to survive a fall, fully operational, from a height of around 100,000 feet. Fort anyone not comprehending how high that is, that’s about 20 miles high or … Continue reading →

The iPad may not have been blasted off to space aboard a shuttle like its sibling the iPhone, but it has reached 100,000′ above sea level attached to a weather balloon. It also fell from that altitude after the balloon … Continue reading →

Like owners of iPhones and Androids, users of iPads faced a surge of new apps last year, to the point where it was easy to miss great ones. Here’s my list of 10 favorites from 2011, along with a few … Continue reading →

Dish Network released an iPad app for customers with its Blockbuster @Home service or who subscribe to premium movie packages, including HBO or Cinemax, to watch a selection of movies and TV shows on their tablets over any Internet connection. … Continue reading →

In order to prove just how tough their protective iPad cases are, a firm has gone one step further to prove its durability. G-Form dropped an Apple tablet from the edge of space and, incredibly, it survived. They have previously … Continue reading →

The video shows the iPad falling from a height of 100,000 feet (30,480 meters). The iPad can be seen floating into space while the Earth is viewable in the background. The device then free-falls all the way back to Earth … Continue reading →

Remember the iRoom iDock motorized in-wall iPad dock announced back in September? It’s okay if you don’t, because it’s CES time, people, and Bracketron’s back with a new version called the Touchcode. This fresh model still securely mounts your …