Review: Griffin Loop for the iPad

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

HyperDrive: The iPad hard drive boosts your iPad storage to 750GB

IFA 2010: External hard drive ends storage problems for Apple tablet The company behind the popular external battery packs for the MacBooks, HyperMac, has launched a new external gadget for the iPad . But rather than just a battery, or a keyboard, the HyperDrive is an iPad hard drive offering your Apple tablet a further 750GB of storage on the go and way beyond the top of the range 64GB model currently available. The external drive, which comes with it’s own 3.2-inch colour display, d-pad and menu buttons takes a standard hard drive and then lets you transfer videos and image files to the iPad with the help of the official Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit and the iPad’s photo importer app

Lloyds insurers fall for Apple iPad charms

Apple’s iPad has broken into yet another enterprise sector, this time the insurance industry with internationally-known insurer, Lloyds, working with brokers to test use of the Apple device in its underwriting room. The trial began this month and will see iPads used instead of the more traditional underwriting slips. Brokers, Marsh, Cooper Gay and RK Harrison Group are testing the Apple devices

Wood iPad Stand helps with volume

People have been designing speakers in different shapes to optimize the sound for years, but a stand that does the same is a little more rare. This iPad stand is supposed to help optimize the sound purely by the design of the stand itself. It doesn’t have any extra electronic gimmicks, just a well thought out design.

Epic Citadel on iPad

Epic Citadel, a free app for iPad and iPhone, lets the user roam through different landscapes while providing stunning realism and terrific image detail. Starting off in the streets of medieval town, you can make your way to a cathedral, roam the streets, or walk outside of the castle grounds where the ocean, river and land scenery is breathtaking. It’s not a game per se since the only object is to walk around and enjoy the view, but just a demonstration to provide a glimpse into the future of gaming.

SplashID – iPad Password Manager Review

SplashData, a leading innovator of productivity apps for today’s popular smartphone devices, have recently added support for the Apple iPad . SplashID – iPad Password Manager is one of three such applications that we had an opportunity to test and review. Let’s check it out. Review SplashID – iPad Password Manager provides the user a place to store all their valuable information – a safe, so do speak. The app can store an unlimited amount of information that range from web logins, credit card numbers, bank accounts to any record or category type you wish to include.

iPad App Roundup: Once Paid, Now FREE #4

It’s time again to check out these free iPad app deals.

Apple now building 2M iPads per month to meet demand

Apple has doubled its monthly output capacity of the iPad and is now manufacturing 2 million per month to meet strong consumer demand, but the company reportedly would like to go even further and produce 3 million every month very soon. Analyst Katy Huberty with Morgan Stanley indicated that iPad builds recently increased to 2 million per month, up from the previous number of just 1 million a month. Apple allegedly indicated to its suppliers that it would like to produce 3 million a month starting in the fourth calendar quarter of 2010

Apple’s Website Shows iOS 4.2 Software Update Details For iPad

iOS 4.2 Software Update. Coming soon to iPad. iOS 4 is the world’s most advanced mobile operating system. And soon iPad owners will get to enjoy its 100+ new features and innovations — including multitasking, folders, printing, and more.

CourseNotes for iPad gains sharing, premium content

Taking class notes is going digital in a big way with the iPad , and a major CourseNotes upgrade aims to make the process more social and flexible. New in version 2.0 of this note-taking, sketching, and to-do-organizing iPad app is the ability to export notes for sharing with friends and classmates on Facebook, or with other CourseNotes users.

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