There are some high-level rumors floating around today that the latest update to the iPhone operating system could contain hooks for developers to begin serving Apple ads in direct competition with Google’s AdMob.
Neither a desktop nor laptop, the mothership has filed a patent for device that just might be a “new category of computer,” or so goes an Apple patent filed back in 2008. Is the time right for wireless computing device with an integrated projector?
The first reported problem with the iPad involves connecting (or reconnecting) to a Wi-Fi network under certain conditions, and although the error is not widespread, Apple has already acknowledged it.
I’m always on the lookout for a better way to download and convert YouTube content. From videos to music, there’s a wealth of stuff out and, given a little time, developers continually present us with better ways of getting it.
Hewlett-Packard held a heavy hype event of their own today, introducing video to show off their upcoming Slate tablet computer, in essence demonstrating everything that the Slate can do and the iPad can’t.
Whereas Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster estimated that Apple sold 600 to 700 thousand iPads on the first, the reality is somewhat less sanguine in that buyers “only” snapped up about half that number. Not to worry, though, as the mothership moved lots of apps and books, too.
Before the iPad was out for even one full day, it had been benchmarked against the iPhone 3GS in terms of overall performance characteristics and found to be roughly twice as fast as its telephonic sibling.
There hasn’t been any announcement, but there have been signs. From workers changing their employment status on social networking sites to the disappearance of the company’s Web site, it’s clear something’s afoot at this bleeding edge fabless chipmaker.
They’ve gone and done it — taken apart a new brand spanking new iPad for the delight and edification of us all. And, as always, the insides of the Cupertino, California-based zeitgeist manufacturer’s tablet is real purdy inside — just like the company’s Macs, iPhones and various iPods.
Everybody knows that if you wanna play on games online you gotta have Flash, right? That HTML5, JavaScript, WebGL, etc. just aren’t mature enough, right? Well, that was last week and this is some pretty cool, blood spattering, retro first-person-shooter fun.
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