Review: Griffin Loop for the iPad
September 7, 2010 by ipad news · Leave a Comment
Griffin Technology is known for making handy accessories for the Mac and iPod/iPhones. The MacBook Pro that I am using to write this article is currently supported by the Griffin iCurve (which was later replaced with the Elevator), which I’ve been using for about 6 years now. When I saw the Loop for the iPad, I knew it was going to be something that I wanted to use
AndroidGuys Coming to an Event Near You
September 7, 2010 by android news · Leave a Comment
We just did a quick look at the calendar for the next few weeks and realized we’ll be in attendance for at least four events. If you are planning to attend any of the following shows and festivities, we encourage you to look us up. We love to meet fans and spend time chatting our favorite mobile platform
OtterBox Apple iPad Defender Case Review
September 7, 2010 by ipad news · Leave a Comment
The Apple iPad is a great device that allows you to be very mobile with a lot of functionalities. However the device can be very prone to damages in the outdoors.
Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter – Hunt dinosaurs with the iPad
September 7, 2010 by best ipad apps · Leave a Comment
Do you have what it takes to hunt the most ferocious creatures known to mankind? Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter is a hunting game that lets you explore and hunt down dinosaurs. Features: Open 3D world to explore Plant eating dinosaurs for novice to meat eating for experts Six different weapon types Map for tracking and locating dinosaurs 2 game modes – Hunting and Survival Interactive Dino Trophy Room Video Demo: Check out Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter on the iPad for $2.99 from iTunes
Samsung Announces Dual-Core Orion Processor, Arrives in Q4
September 7, 2010 by android news · Leave a Comment
Samsung has joined NVIDIA, Texas Instruments, and Qualcomm as a company working on dual-core mobile processors. Dubbed the Orion, Samsung’s new chipset contains a pair of 1GHz ARM Cortex A9 cores, and is capable of 1080p video playback and recording. And if that’s not cool enough for you, smart phones powered by an Orion can be designed with two displays with support for a third, external display
Bloomberg: Samsung "Reviewing" Android-Based TVs
September 7, 2010 by android news · Leave a Comment
Android lovers who are in the market for a new HD TV might want to hold off just a little bit longer. Samsung, the top TV maker in the U.S. at nearly 20% market share, is considering Android for its line of televisions. Speaking to reporters earlier today, Samsung exec Yoon Boo Keun said the company is “reviewing” the possibility of adding Android’s features to its sets
Download This: my6sense
September 7, 2010 by android news · Leave a Comment
My new favorite Twitter app is my6sense. It’s also my new favorite Facebook app. And my new favorite Google Reader app, and my new favorite Google Buzz app
LG Announces Dual-Core CPU Based on NVIDIA Tegra, Coming to Optimus Series This Year
September 7, 2010 by android news · Leave a Comment
LG and NVIDIA have teamed up to bring you the next generation of super phones. Based on the new, world first Tegra 2 dual-core CPU, LG’s Optimus Series of phones will see a level of performance that today’s smart phones can only dream of. The new chispset uses two 1 GHz processors to share workloads and improve web browsing, game playing, and HD video playback. LG has committed to dropping these processors into their phones as early as the fourth quarter. Yeah, that’s right..
Popularity of Apple’s iPad helps drive down PC RAM prices
September 7, 2010 by ipad news · Leave a Comment
Prices of dynamic random access memory are expected to fall due to an oversupply in the market, thanks to devices like the iPad which use fewer DRAM components than traditional PCs. Samsung Electronics on Tuesday warned that weakening PC sales could drive down prices on memory chips even further, according to Reuters. The report noted that there is currently an oversupply of memory in the market as sales of traditional PCs have slowed. It stated that the sale of devices like the iPad has had a dramatic effect on the price of RAM, as mobile tablets are less reliant on such memory than PCs. “PC sales are also taking a hit as consumers delay purchases and opt for smaller tablet computers, which use fewer DRAM components than desktops and notebooks,” the report said.
National iPad News Survey
September 7, 2010 by ipad news · Leave a Comment
The RJI is conducting a national survey of Apple iPad users to help journalists, journalism educators and other media practitioners better understand how widespread adoption of the iPad and similar mobile devices may influence the future of news media. Your participation is very important to the success of the survey. The survey contains only 20 questions and should take no more than 10 minutes to complete. Your responses will remain completely anonymous
