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Interview Magazine’s Impressive iPad Magazine Demo
by on February 10, 2010

The iPad. I still can’t say that name out loud without a slight chuckle. However, the more we wait for the iPad’s release the more we imagine how it would be to actually use one (and if Rogers/Telus/Bell will offer a 6GB data plan). Damn you Apple, for making us wait. Anyways, we know the iPad is going to be great for internet, email, music, books, and photos to … Read More

Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.2 SDK for iPad
by on February 9, 2010

It looks like Apple has released the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK for the iPad. What does this mean? It means there’s going to be a plethora of apps available for the iPad just in time for its launch in late March. The iPad’s size will mean lots of innovative apps just waiting to take advantage of multitouch on a large surface.

The iPad SDK can now be downloaded via Apple’s iPhone … Read More

Poll: iPad Hype Dying Down?

A recent poll by Retrevo suggests that consumer love for the iPad is dying down. With Apple’s announcement of the iPad, the hype leading up to the device was incredible. Once the product was announced, many people were disappointed that the iPad’s specifications did not live up to their incredible expectations. The iPad, for what it is meant to do, is going to be amazing for first time internet users–who … Read More

iPad Accessories From Griffin Technology
by on February 7, 2010

We won’t be getting our hands on the iPad in Canada anytime soon. Expect the WiFi version of the iPad to hit Apple Stores in late March. While we’re waiting, let’s take a look at some promising iPad accessories that will make the most out of your iPad (don’t forget to pre-order your invisibleSHIELD for 20% off)!

Griffin Technology has a nice line up of iPad accessories coming soon! … Read More

How to Make Your Own iPad With Printouts!
by on February 6, 2010

Are you patiently waiting to buy an iPad in Canada once they hit stores at the end of March? Well, if you can’t wait any longer we have a solution for you to get one TODAY! Jess Silverstone from Revolutionary Concepts created a cut-out of the iPad that you can print and glue/tape up yourself!

There are two PNG files that will fit on standard A4 paper, … Read More

iPadBeta.com Goes Live!

Calling all iPad developers and BETA testers! On January 27, 2010, Apple released the iPad. Since the iPad is not yet released in stores until late March (WIFI Models) and late April (3G+WIFI Models), currently there are small amount of applications developed.

Maybe you have some interest in developing? iPadBeta.com is offering iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch users and developers a chance to work together on their developments. The community … Read More

Charlie Rose Talks iPad With Mossberg, Arrington, Carr
by on February 5, 2010

Charlie Rose is an esteemed broadcast journalist and interviewer. He always stirs up the best dialogue with some of the biggest titans in the business world and political stage. He recently spent some time talking to Walt Mossberg (Tech writer for the Wall Street Journal; All Things Digital), Michael Arrington (TechCrunch), and David Carr (New York Times) about the new Apple iPad.

If you want to hear some interesting opinions about … Read More

Apple iPad Hands on Videos Round Up

The iPad is just under 60 days away from landing in an Apple Store near you. To truly get a sense of how fast the iPad really is, it’s best to watch some hands on videos. Prominent bloggers and media types got their chance after the iPad Keynote. Below are some videos you must-see. What blows my mind is the speed at which the iPad operates. Everything is buttery … Read More

Will the iPad Start a Man Bag Revolution?

Do you carry a “murse?” What’s a “murse” you ask? According to UrbanDictionary.com:

a man-purse. very fashion-forward right now, seen on many hipster guys. the line between a messenger bag and murse is very fluid – typically a murse is a bit smaller than a traditional messenger, and may have a slightly more stylized look to it. a murse can also be used to carry a laptop computer – … Read More

Steve Jobs and the iPad in The Economist
by on February 4, 2010

Apple is a company that innovates and creates products that “just work”. With the announcement of the iPad, Steve Jobs and company once again defied critics to unleash the most interesting mobile tablet we’ve seen so far. For what the iPad is intended to do, it does it well. It’s going to a fantastic computing device for those who don’t want to deal with the intricacies of a … Read More

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